Tag: Neighbors Who Care

Unity: Peace please!

Unity teaches a positive life style. We believe that every good thing starts with the One. One mind, one heart, whole and perfect, uniting every man, woman and child in peace, love and equality. January 15 is the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. and we not only remember his dream but we renew our…

31st Annual Bradshaw Tournament

This was the 31st year for the Bradshaw Tennis tournament held at the Cottonwood Racquet Club. There were many close matches with over 50 needing a tie-break game. The IronOaks Fitness and Racquet Center had many members place in the top three in their division. The results are as follows: Dave Rokusek was part of…

Unity! Joyous greetings

Kay Davis It is Christmas time again and wherever you are in your life today there will always be one thing you can count on and be sure of, the birth of the Christ child so many years ago and the impression it made upon so many people. This is a simple story of a…

Love for all, hatred for none

Rabbi Irwin Wiener, D.D. Romans 13:8-9 (Christianity): “Owe no one anything except to love one another, for he who loves his fellowman has fulfilled the law. For all the commandments…are all summed up in this one rule: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ Love does no harm to its neighbor; therefore, love is the fulfillment of…

News From Your Neighbors – Neighbors Who Care, Inc.

Santa pops in for a visit to one of NWC’s clients!

The no scrooge neighborhood Eric Ehst, Executive Director It’s the holiday season again. Anyone who has read Dickens’ A Christmas Carol or seen one of the many movie versions remembers that moment when Scrooge realizes that a person’s true legacy is not how much money they accumulated, but the difference they made in the lives of…

Neighbors Who Care, Inc.

Thanks to Jim Wood and Fry’s for making Helen’s 95th birthday so special!

95th Birthday Bash! Eric Ehst, Executive Director The name of our organization, Neighbors Who Care, is not an accident. It personifies the motivations of our volunteers and is reflected in everything they do. In September one of our long-term clients celebrated her 95th birthday. Helen, who no longer is able to drive, lives alone and…

News From Your Neighbors Who Care, Inc.

Yippee, I’m in the lead; seniors try out the horse race at the annual Community Fair.

Neighbors Who Care wants to revolutionize Independent Aging Eric Ehst Up until the last century few people lived past the age of 60 and most of those who made it that far spent their later years battling illness and physical impairment. Recent advances in nutrition and medical care have revolutionized aging. Today over 14% of…