Celebrating the Season with You

By supporting Neighbors Who Care today, you help ensure we continue making a difference in the lives of our neighbors, strengthening our community and fostering a culture of care and connection.

 

Why We Do What We Do

Meet Barbara—she shares her story of how our services have made a difference in her life. But what would Barbara do if Neighbors Who Care was not around?

don't miss our free conference

This year, we are creating a program to not only provide information on important products and services for aging, but we are also adding new vendors and breakout sessions to help inspire more fun in your life. We are adding demos for healthy cooking, travel tips for our golden years, how to organize a social group in your community, and ideas for staying physically active. We have a feeling you'll have a good laugh and connect with new friends. Please join us!

Our Neighbors Who Care friends, old and new–volunteers, staff, partners, clients, board members, donors, and dignitaries–showed up to celebrate 30 years of good will on what was deemed Neighbors Who Care Day in Chandler.

 

Mayor Kevin Hartke was on hand to offer his congratulations and to designate November 14th as the special day.

 

“Thirty years of generosity and kindness should be celebrated!” says Sheryl Keeme, Executive Director.

 

“The thousands of neighbors who have given freely of their time and energy have built a foundation of a rare kind of care and kindness. Tonight’s celebration is a symbol of their time and thoughtfulness and recognizes the contributions of many over the years.”

 

The consistent giving from local civic and service organizations helps continue our mission, find more volunteers, and help our homebound clients age in place.

Is there hope in the Dementia world? In this episode, we have a discussion with Dr. Hemant K. Pandey along with Angela Rush, NP that is sure to give you hope. 
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We can't do what we do without our dedicated volunteers!

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