Monterey, CA Mothers & Daughters Get Together To Help Senior Citizens
by Richard Kuehn on 01/30/15
It was great to see the title of the story on
the front page of the Monterey
Herald was “Helping Others : Mothers and Daughters work to make life better
through philanthropy.” Our Platinum sponsors, Alliance Home Healsh and Family inHome
Caregiving, do try to make the day-to-day lives of seniors better, for a
profit, but we are also involved in a number of charities including raising
over $100,000 for the local chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association. I also serve as the president of Hands to
Help Seniors, a local non-profit which is trying to fill the void for senior
services not covered by other non-profits or government assistance programs
such as dental work. The story today was
about mothers and daughters getting together this past weekend for the National
Charity Initiative Day which was sponsored by the Monterey Bay chapter of the
National Charity League. The group asks
for a six year commitment for mothers and daughters who got together to do
great things including making 24 pans of lasagna and making 40 fleece blankets
to donate to Dorothy’s Place in Salinas.
The latter is a great non-profit which houses many homeless senior
women.