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Well Connected is a phone and online program offering activities, education, friendly conversation and an assortment of classes & support groups to older adults accessible from the comfort of home. The community consists of participants, staff, facilitators, presenters and other volunteers who care about each other and want to keep you engaged. Once you sign up (for free), you’ll be welcome to play a game, learn a language, write a poem, get support and even go on a virtual tour of a museum or city! Here are some details:

CONNECT FROM ANYWHEREWell Connected is a community made up of

participants, staff, facilitators, presenters, and other volunteers who care about each other and who value being connected. All groups are accessible by phone from wherever you are at no cost to you.

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONEWhether you like art or zoology, music or meditation,

there is a program for you. Each session offers groups and

Caring for Our Community, One Neighbor at a TimeVolume 24 • Issue 3 • September

10450 E. Riggs Rd., #113Sun Lakes, AZ 85248

480-895-7133 • (F) 480-895-5508www.neighborswhocare.com

OUR MISSIONNeighbors Who Care inspires a robust

network of volunteers who respond to ever changing needs of our aging

community, helping them live at home with pride, dignity and independence.

OUR VISIONAn interdependent

community of neighbors supporting

those in need.

ANNIVERSARYANNIVERSARY

By Elizabeth Vaughan

YOU are sitting comfortably in your living room. The house is quiet and peaceful, and you’ve

made sure you won’t be interrupted. You pick up the phone and dial with a big grin across your face. Why? You’re spending the next hour brushing up on your German language skills with like-minded folks across the USA.

In the COVID era, staying connected is more important than ever before. You know you can always count on Neighbors Who Care to be there for you for transportation, meal delivery, grocery shopping and other daily life activities. But what about entertainment? What about

learning new things to keep your mind in top form?

The answer can be as close as your phone, and if you have a computer or tablet with a microphone and camera, even better. There is a whole world of knowledge, education and people to connect to with Well Connected. All you need to do is sign up, and NWC can help you with that!

Make sure you areWell Connected!

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Well Connected - by phone or computer

— Well Connected cont. on page 7

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Scheduled events, locations and some services may be affected by the rapidly changing status of Coronavirus in our community. Please call to check details when making plans.

Jennifer LindleyBoard Chair

All services per Calendar Year 2019

Volunteers - 374

Clients - 657

Hours - 20,303

Miles - 159,617

Occasions - 20,023

The Care Connection is the official newsletter of Neighbors Who Care, Inc.This newsletter is delivered to all volunteers, clients, donors, and associates of Neighbors Who Care, on a quarterly basis. You have received this publication because we believe you take pride in your community and service to improve the quality of life for others, one neighbor at a time. This newsletter provides you with wellness information and advertising that enhances your awareness of other services in our community. We are always interested in your comments or suggestions.While efforts to ensure accuracy are exercised, the publisher assumes no liability for the information contained in either editorial or advertising content. Neighbors Who Care does not endorse any commercial products or information that may be advertised in the newsletter. If you no longer wish to receive this publication, contact us at the address/phone on the front page.

If you would like to experience the deep personal satisfaction that comes from volunteering to assist your neighbors or if you know of someone who

needs our help, contact us at 480-895-7133.

Connect with Neighbors Who Care on YouTube, Next Door and Facebook for videos and updates, and please like, subscribe and follow our social media channels!

WELCOME TO OURINTERIM EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, TERRI LEON!Terri has worked in the education, human

services, and social profit sectors for over 30 years and is currently providing consulting support to non-profit organizations. Prior to venturing out on her own, Terri was a senior program officer at Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust where she served as the primary contact for nonprofits wishing to submit grant proposals. Terri provided one-on-one guidance to organizations through the proposal process and provided grant recommendations to Piper Trust’s Board of Trustees. Terri completed

her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Social Work from Arizona State University. A respected leader in the community, Terri was the recipient of the 2012 Profiles of Success Raul Yzaguirre Community Leadership Award, 2010 Cox Communications Hispanic Heritage Leadership Award, and a Piper Fellowship in 2007.

Although it’s only temporary, Neighbors Who Care is delighted to welcome Terri and the wealth of experience and talent she brings!

NEIGHBORS WHO CAREBOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jennifer Lindley, Board Chair

American author John Maxwell said “Change is inevitable. Growth is optional.” This quote is especially relevant to what is happening at Neighbors Who Care (NWC).

One of the biggest changes is long-time executive director Eric Ehst retired from NWC in early July. I want to shine a light on Eric and say thank you for his dedicated service and for all he has done to inspire a robust network of volunteers to respond to the ever-changing needs of our aging community, helping them live at home with pride, dignity and independence. We wish Eric the very best in his next chapter.

Another significant change is the board contracted with Terri Leon to serve as the interim executive director. Terri’s role with NWC is to provide transitional leadership for the staff, volunteers, and board. Terri will also facilitate the permanent executive’s director recruitment process and onboarding. NWC board of directors is actively reviewing candidates and hopes to fill the position in the next couple of months.

COVID-19 surprised all of us this year.

It’s hard to believe we’ve been living with the pandemic for over four months. NWC is closely monitoring Coronavirus developments and have implemented measures set by the CDC and the Maricopa County Department of Public Health to ensure the safety of our volunteers, clients and staff.

Fully aware that NWC is a lifeline for vulnerable seniors in Sun Lakes and south Chandler, essential volunteer services remain available for our neighbors in need during this time of uncertainty. That said, NWC has seen a 50 percent decrease in the number of volunteers available to assist our clients due to COVID-19. Understandably, many are concerned for their own health and safety. If you or someone you know is available and willing to give a senior neighbor a ride, pick up groceries or deliver dinner, we welcome your help.

The year 2020 is one for the books in many ways, especially when it comes to change. NWC is growing as we adapt and respond to our community’s needs. NWC is grateful for the ongoing support of our donors, community partners, staff, and volunteers. We are all in this together.

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Verna MahnkeOffice/Volunteer

Coordinator

Cathy FranksAdministrative

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Elizabeth VaughanMarketing/Outreach

Manager

Joan ByrnesDinner Delivery

Coordinator

Terri LeonInterim Executive

Director

Bonnie KosarCase

Manager

William C. WilhelmTreasurer

Barbara CarrMember at Large

Joel GoldmanMember at Large

Philip HotchkissMember at Large

Cherie DankasSecretary

Jennifer LindleyBoard Chair

Ramon Omar Rubio Member at Large

Madeleine LutzVice Chair

Grace Wilson-WoodsMember at Large

As a veteran of the US Air Force, an Aerospace Engineer and a politician, NWC Executive Director Eric Ehst had been an agent of change long before he arrived at Neighbors Who Care. He designed and built jet engines for military and civilian purposes at Honeywell, took on campaign finance reform at AZ Clean Elections Institute, helped oversee the democratic election process that made South Sudan a new independent nation, and provided leadership for powerful national organizations such as NOW (the National Organization for Women) and the League of Women Voters at the state level. He also served as an officer or board member for many local organizations including the Valley Citizens’ League, Arizona Advocacy Network Arizona Conservation Alliance

and Arizona Editorial Forum. At the time of his retirement, he was serving on 4 different organization’s boards.

Eric implemented many changes at Neighbors Who Care during his time here and was a cohesive element for our staff. He co-created the Senior Community Wellness Coalition with our partners, About Care and Y-OPAS. The resulting post-hospitalization program has attracted national attention and has been adopted by many senior service organizations. His moving speech about the program can be seen on YouTube, and was a winner at the SVP Fast Pitch competition. Highly regarded and accomplished in the nonprofit community, Eric was not afraid to get his hands dirty. On occasion, one might

ERIC EHST, AGENT OF CHANGENWC Executive Director retires

— Eric cont. on page 9

Eric Ehst opens his retirement gift




Neighbors Who Care is dedicated to keeping people in their homes as they age because home is where they want to be. We have partnerships with many businesses who share our philosophy on ‘Aging in Place’, and we advocate for these businesses by sharing information with the community in a variety of ways, including this newsletter. Home Instead Senior Care has been a stalwart supporter of NWC in many ways throughout the years including advertising and event sponsorships, so we’ve decided to share this spotlight story about local franchise owner, Mahnaz Pourian. Home instead Senior Care is just one of many exceptional home care companies that work with Neighbors Who Care.

Mahnaz Pourian is in the trust business. She knows exactly what it feels like to need compassionate help for a loved one. Her mission is to provide exceptional in-home care for families who want their loved ones to continue living at home or wherever they call home. This was inspired by her own experiences looking for quality care for her own mother. She has since built a talented team of professional caregivers serving thousands of seniors in Southeast Valley since 1997.

Her years of experience as a registered pharmacist illustrate the value she places on compassionate care. It was this emphasis towards patient welfare that set Mahnaz apart from her colleagues and underscored just how important medication management is for compromised patients.

When she retired as a pharmacist, Mahnaz found herself in a unique position. The confluence of her pharmacy background, corporate experience, and dedication to serving others made Home Instead a perfect next step. With a global presence of about 1000 offices, the Home Instead Senior Care Network is expansive. Headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, the company is known for its training and support not only of caregivers, but also office leaders. Home Instead Senior Care is among the first companies to create and implement a set of effective protocols to address the COVID-19 crisis and maintain a regularly updated COVID-19 resource library and safety checklist on their corporate website. “There are always challenges when you run a business”, she said. “From the beginning, we took precautions to protect the health of our clients and our employees. Masks, gloves, and temperature checks are mandated along with ongoing communication in order to keep everyone as safe as possible during these times.”

Indeed, Home Instead clients count on their caregivers,

now more than ever, to keep them safe at home. These skilled care workers help with meal preparation, transportation, light housekeeping, medication reminders, and all activities of daily living as well as companionship and reassurance.

Home Instead caregivers are thoroughly screened and trained, and Mahnaz is involved with every step of the hiring and training process. Families can receive just a few hours of care per week to around the clock care 7 days per week. Every situation is different, and service is tailored to fit the specific needs of our clients. Home Instead is a great choice for anyone facing the challenges of aging. For more information, visit www.homeinstead.com/195 or call the Sun Lakes office directly at 480.895.1460.

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Volunteerby Lexie Ours

Volunteer =

a person who freely offers to take part in an enterprise or undertake a task. So this is the

dictionary meaning of volunteer.

To me as a volunteer is so much more, and has more value and definition than what the

dictionary states.

Volunteer =Taking care of others that need that extra helpHelping/assisting our fellow citizens - young or

oldGiving back to othersMaking others smile

Giving reliefTaking away the anxiety they may have had about not knowing how to get something accomplished

on their own.Being their shoulder to lean on and even being

the ear they need to talk to and just listen.Being one with the community

In the world we live in now, it is up to us to take

care of each other. That means take out time from your day to help

others.

A person has two hands, one to help others and one to help ourselves

“Be a hand that reaches out. Be a smile for those who have no reason to smile. Be light for those

who live in the darkness.” (Unknown)



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classes on a wide range of topics. You’re sure to find one that interests you. And Well Connected meets 365 days a year, so there’s always a chance to connect.

HOW DOES IT WORK?Well Connected members call

in via a toll-free number at a set time each week, with some groups also offering the option to connect via computer, tablet, or mobile device. Most groups last 30 minutes to an hour with around 12 participants. Newcomers are always welcome! If you don’t feel like talking at first, you’re welcome to just listen as long as you’ve let the group know you’re there.

So don’t let yourself feel lonely while sheltering at home! There is no charge, and anyone over the age of 60 is welcome. Once you register, you’ll get a nice package in the mail with everything you’ll need to start connecting. Call Well Connected to sign up or get more information at (877) 797-7299 or visit our website’s resources page for a direct link at www.neighborswhocare.com. If you need assistance getting started, call Neighbors Who Care at 480.895.7133 and a volunteer will assist you.

Well Connected ___________________- continued from page 1

A page from Well Connected's catalog



COMMUNITY SUPPORT

Thanks for your donations and contributions

Thanks for your donations and contributions

Hooray for intel employees! Their donations were matched by the company to help local nonprofits. Thank you, Intel! Jim, Ginny and grandson Connor

Barton helped deliver food boxes to Neighbors Who Care clients

Jon Lyons presents a generous donation on behalf

of the Sun Lakes Rotary Foundation 2000. Thank

you, Rotarians!

Compass Church volunteers load cars with produce and

dairy boxes

For Our City Chandler’s COVID-19 fundraising efforts went to 11 Chandler nonprofit organizations, including NWC. Thank you, Chandler!

THANK YOU for your donations to Neighbors Who Care this quarter!

We are making it easier than ever to support our work through new fundraising initiatives in the coming weeks, and will post updates to our website and Facebook page to keep you informed. Special gratitude goes out to individuals and organizations who donated money to help NWC implement our COVID-19 response including Thunderbird Charities,

Intel Corporation, For Our City Chandler, Sun Lakes Jewish Congregation Sisterhood, First Baptist Church of Sun Lakes, Unity Church of Sun

Lakes, Kroger Inc., Sun Lakes Lions Foundation and Sun Lakes Rotary Foundation 2000. Thanks to you, we are well positioned to continue serving the community as we venture into the ‘new normal’. Rest assured, Neighbors Who Care is open and essential client services have not been interrupted. We are here for you, and we are grateful to have such a supportive community. We

couldn’t do it without you!

Thank you to Compass Christian Church for distributing food boxes to the community to address COVID-19 food insecurity.



even find him with a wrench in his hand, making repairs to the Neighbors Who Care van. With other accolades too numerous to list, Eric brought awareness to Neighbors Who Care’s mission and helped to place the organization among the most respected in the state of Arizona.

Eric’s work has directly impacted the disabled, elderly and minority populations of Arizona for many years and leaves a lasting legacy for us all. His imprint on Neighbors Who Care can be felt and will be carried on as we continue our work

Eric ____________________________- continued from page 2

serving seniors and disabled neighbors throughout Sun Lakes and South Chandler. We all wish him well as he begins the next chapter of a remarkable life!

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tells us that romantic love will make us happy. Advertisers imply that certain products will make us feel content. We’re conditioned to believe that we will finally be loveable once we’ve achieved certain goals or when our projects of self-improvement come to fruition. What if we could let go of these stories? What would it be like to love ourselves for who we are and to extend that love to those around

us? And what if we were to extend unconditional love to all beings?”

These are salient and thought provoking questions to ponder in pursuit of authentic love.

Among the greatest examples of love are Neighbors

Who Care volunteers. They go the extra mile to allow their neighbors to live with dignity, pride and respect. Look inwardly. Do you have compassion for people in need? We invite you to invite your friends and family to join us by volunteering with one of the most treasured nonprofits in the Valley, Neighbors Who Care. Honor the love that already exists in you by extending a hand and registering for our next onine orientation class at neighborswhocare.com/volunteer.


The word ‘love’ is used quite casually in daily life for most of us. “I love Swedish Fish’ or ‘I love Taylor Swift’ suggests that love is common and easily achieved. I’d like to take a minute to explore true love and it’s precious nature.

In Buddhism, the term ‘metta’ is used to describe a mindset of open hearted inclusion, or ‘lovingkindness’. It invites us to look at true love differently; love is not a feeling, but an ability. In this context, you don’t give or receive love like a transaction. Instead, love is viewed as a capacity one has within themselves. You don’t give love, you are love. Unlike a commodity, it cannot be taken away. The idea is not to think of it as something you give away. Think of love as inherent in you, and know that it is something you can grow and cultivate – especially in service of others.

Author Sharon Salzberg teaches about authentic love, and says, “We are told many stories about love. Our culture

— Real Love —

Real Love



Neighbors Who Care is experiencing a shortage of volunteers due to concerns about Coronavirus. Since the summer months are always the biggest challenge for us due to seasonal travel plans, we need your help. In short, most of our clients are not able to travel, but our volunteers do. COVID-19 concerns have forced many of our volunteers to shelter at home. Client needs for grocery shopping, transportation and meal delivery are greater than they've ever been.

Please ask your friends and family to lend a hand. Register on our website: NeighborsWhoCare.com/volunteer and attend an upcoming Online Orientation class using Zoom meetings. We will send all the information they need to get started as a NWC volunteer for the summer.

If you have volunteered with us in the past and have a few hours to pitch in, we would love to hear from you as well. Please email elizabeth@neighborswhocare to help us meet the needs of your neighbors. Keeping them safely at home is crucial, and we can protect our most vulnerable Sun Lakes & South Chandler residents if we all do our part.

Thank you for being a neighbor who really cares!

VOLUNTEERSNEEDED



AMAZON SMILE PROGRAMAmazon will donate 0.5% of the cost of any purchases

made from Amazon.com to Neighbors Who Care if the purchaser uses the Amazon Smile Program.

There are two ways to make the donation:

One Time Purchase

1. Instead of going to www.amazon.com to make a purchase, go to www.smile.amazon.com .

2. Select Neighbors Who Care, Inc. (Sun Lakes, AZ) as your charity. Be careful as Neighbors Who Care, Inc. (Waltham, MA) is also listed.

3. Continue on to make your purchase.

4. Or you can go directly to https://smile.amazon.com/ch/86-0966061 to have your purchase automatically credited to Neighbors Who Care. You can bookmark this site to donate each time you shop.

Automatically Donate to NWC

1. Go to www.smile.amazon.com

2. Select Neighbors Who Care, Inc. (Sun Lakes, AZ) as your charity.

3. Follow the instructions to download the amazon smile app to your computer. This will place an amazon button on your web browser.

4. Anytime you wish to make a purchase from Amazon, click the button to go to Amazon Smile. It will open a box showing that you support Neighbors Who Care and allow you to search for your product. All purchases will automatically provide a donation to NWC.

5. You must download the app separately for each computer/phone/web browser you use to make purchases.

We are pleased to announce Neighbors Who Care has been approved as a Qualified Charitable Organization with the state of Arizona!

Details about how to take advantage of the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit will be available on our website soon.

Our Organization has been added to the list of Qualifying Charitable Organization on the Arizona Department of Revenue website. You can find the list on the Arizona Department of Revenue Website at azdor.gov. Just click on “Tax Credits”, “Contributions to Qualifying Charitable Organizations” and the select the 2020 QCO list.

Donations to Neighbors Who Care become a dollar-for-dollar charitable tax credit up to $800 for married couples filing jointly and $400 for individuals.

ARIZONA CHARITABLE TAX CREDIT

Fall is just around the corner, and normally we'd be busy planning the Neighbors Who Care fall fair. For seven years, our fair brought 80 senior service vendors, live music, 40 + classic automobiles, a baking contest and a dunk tank to our parking lot for the community to gather and enjoy themselves while learning about NWC partners and local businesses. It was our way of welcoming summer travelers back to Arizona.

Of course, events are in for some big changes when we start gathering again. Many events will never come back at all. At neighbors Who Care, we're looking for some ideas about having a community event that's safe and fun for everyone. If you have an idea that will keep Sun Lakes and Chandler residents connected, we'd like to hear it! Email [email protected] and share your ideas with NWC. Thanks, and stay safe.

THE NEW NORMAL

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Fry’s Community Reward Program

Neighbors Who Care receives over $1000 each year from Fry’s because our supporters shop there. You could help us get more just by signing up. If you shop at Fry’s food stores and have a Fry’s VIP card you can register to have your purchases count towards a donation from Fry’s to Neighbors Who Care.Good news – you no longer have to reenroll every year!

If you have a Fry’s online account:

• Go to www.frysfood.com

• Click on “Sign In”

• Click on “My Account”

• Scroll down to “Community Rewards”

• Click on “Choose” or “Edit”

• Under “Select Your Organization” either find “Neighbors Who Care, Inc.” or enter our organization number, SQ892

• Click on “Save Changes”

• You should now see Neighbors Who Care listed under “Community Rewards” whenever you visit your Account Summary page

If you do not have a Fry’s online account:

• Go to www.frysfood.com

• Click on “Register”

• Enter your email address and create a password

• Select your preferred store

• Click on “Create Account”

• Enter your Fry’s VIP card number (or phone number if tied to your VIP card) and your name

• When taken to the Account Summary page follow the instructions above to choose Neighbors Who Care to receive donations from Fry’s

Our office will be closed on the following holidays in 2020:

Labor Day, Thanksgiving and day following, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

Please make a note NWC will NOT provide services on these days



Hundreds of your friends, family members, and neighbors rely on Neighbors Who Care for essential services. We are their lifeline to the community. The need for our services is only going to grow as the population ages. With a gift from your estate you can leave a lasting legacy and ensure that your generosity will continue to touch the lives of others for many years to come.

Giving Options Include:Bequest Gifts: A charitable bequest is simply a distribution from

your estate to a charitable organization through your last will and testament. After providing for the needs of your loved ones in your will or trust, you may choose to benefit organizations like Neighbors Who Care that reflect causes personally important to you.

Life Insurance/Annuity: This is an easy way to make a significant impact. You simply fill out a form that names Neighbors Who Care as a beneficiary to receive assets from a life insurance or annuity policy.

Charitable Trusts: Charitable trusts provide an annual income to the donor or a designated beneficiary for life (or another period of time as you specify). Upon the death of the trust’s beneficiary, the trust principal transfers to Neighbors Who Care.

You share our vision of a community where people can continue to live in the comfort and security of their own homes with pride, dignity and independence. By planning your gift today, you’ll create an impact for generations to come.

For more information or to let us know that you have included Neighbors Who Care in your estate plans, contact our office at: (480) 895-7133.

LEAVE A LEGACY!You can help ensure the future of

Neighbors Who Care

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NEIGHBORS WHO CARE“Go Daddy”

Van service is temporarily suspended.

Call for update480-895-7133

Neighbors Who Care, Inc.10450 E. Riggs Rd., #113Sun Lakes, AZ 85248The 3rd Tuesday of each month 8 – 10 am, Volunteers from

Neighbors Who Care are available to assist you with a basic auto or golf cart check.

They will be located at the West side of the Sun Lakes

Country Club.

This service is available to all.

Available October thru May.

MONTHLY AUTO OR GOLF CART CHECK

NEW Orientation Process!Social distancing is here to stay, and we've updated our new volunteer orientation process to maintain maximum safety for all our volunteers, staff and clients.

Orientation classes are now heldonline using Zoom.

Step 1: Register online at neighborswhocare.com/volunteer

Step 2: Attend orientation online (invitation will be emailed to you)

Step 3: Submit application and begin background check online

Step 4: Interview & get your ID badge ..and that's it! You'll be ready to start

accepting requests for service.

Register atwww.neighborswhocare.com/volunteer

New Volunteer Orientation Schedule for 2020 Online - Zoom Meetings

September 8 2PM

September 22 2PM

October 6 2PM

October 20 2PM

November 3 2PM

November 17 2PM

December 1 2PM

December 15 2PM

Driver Safety Driver Safety ProgramProgram

The AARP class is available on line atThe AARP class is available on line atwww.aarp.org/auto/driver-safetywww.aarp.org/auto/driver-safety

Programs are being Programs are being held virtually, held virtually,

until further notice. until further notice. Visit us on the webVisit us on the web

www.slcep.orgwww.slcep.orgfor the latestfor the latest

update.update.

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