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John Knox Manor operates a continuing‑care retirement community in Montgomery that provides independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing (including rehab and memory care), and in‑home companion services. Founded by the East Alabama Presbytery, it aims to serve older adults with faith‑based, community‑focused care and to help residents age in place with medical and support services as needed.

Mary Health of the Sick is a nonprofit skilled nursing facility run by the Servants of Mary that provides long‑term and short‑term skilled nursing and rehabilitative care to elderly and terminally‑ill patients. The organization emphasizes whole‑person care — addressing residents’ physical, emotional and spiritual needs — and supports residents and families through life’s final transitions with compassion.

To nourish our community every day through hospitality, free meals, and unconditional love.

The Mission Of Hospice Is To Provide Medical Care, Nursing Care, Pain Relief, And Emotional And Spiritual Support Services To Terminally Ill Patients And Their Families.

Mobile Meals of Toledo operates a volunteer-supported home-delivered meals program that provides nutritious meals and daily wellness contact to people who are homebound or have difficulty preparing food. The organization’s work focuses on helping clients remain independent and improving their quality of life; programs also include pet-food deliveries and client financial-assistance services.

Delivering care that empowers our neighbors by promoting dignity and independence.

The Mission of Meals on Wheels of Metro Tulsa is to preserve the dignity and independence of homebound elderly and disabled persons by providing them with nutritious home-delivered meals, caring contacts, and other services which enrich their lives.

SeniorCare is a consumer-centered, community-based nonprofit that coordinates and delivers services for older adults and adults with disabilities so they can remain independent and live in the setting of their choice. Its services include home care, Meals on Wheels/nutrition, care management, protective services and volunteer programs designed to help seniors age safely in their communities.

TO PROVIDE INDIVIDUALS WITH HIGH-QUALITY NURSING, THERAPY, AND HOSPICE SERVICES IN THEIR PLACE OF RESIDENCES AND AN INPATIENT HOSPICE HOUSING EIGHT-BED FACILITY.

Butler Meals on Wheels is a small, volunteer‑driven 501(c)(3) that prepares and delivers hot and cold meals weekdays to homebound people in the Butler area to help maintain nutrition and enable clients to remain living at home.

Whatcom Hospice Foundation strengthens funding and improves awareness of Whatcom Hospice services through community collaboration, compassionate care resources and individual choice for end of life issues.

Our mission is to meet the nutritional and other special needs of older adults and other eligible populations in order to help them maintain their independent lifestyles. Since 1969, Meals on Wheels of Rhode Island has worked to address the issues of food insecurity and social isolation that are risk factors for negative health outcomes among homebound older adults. Through nutritional and other programming, the organization works to empower seniors across the state to live healthier, safer and happier lives as they age with independence.As an independent nonprofit, every dollar donated to us goes directly toward helping Rhode Island residents.