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E-NEWSLETTER
 MAY 2017


TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE FOR WINE WALK

WHAT:  DOWNTOWN WINE WALK
WHEN: SATURDAY, MAY 13, 2017
TIME: 11:00A - 2:00P
TICKETS:  $25/EACH

There are still some tickets available for the wine walk! There are 11 wine and cheese pairings and a couple of bonus beer stops along the way!! Please join us for a day of wine sampling, shopping and dining in downtown Marshfield.

For more information about the wine walk and to purchase your ticket(s), click here.

Saturday, May 13, 2017, is the National Association of Letter Carriers Postal food drive. Please help our local food pantries by placing a bag of non-perishable food items in or near your mailbox on Saturday morning for your letter carrier to pick up. 
LEARN MORE ABOUT A VOLUNTEER RECEPTION CENTER AND HOW YOU CAN HELP! CLICK PHOTO TO WATCH!!


Our Director, Paula Jero, recently sat down with Don Nystrom at Marshfield Community Television to discuss what a Volunteer Reception Center is and what kind of help we are looking for, for our response team here in North Wood County.

Please take the time to watch and learn and see if this is something you'd be willing to volunteer for! If you are interested please contact us here or by phone at 715-384-9992.
 



BRAT FRY THURSDAY MAY 11, 2017

Festival Foods is having a brat fry in support of Marshfield Area United Way this Thursday, May 11! Stop by that day for a burger, brat and/or hot dog!! 
UPCOMING EVENTS
MAKING AN IMPACT... 
 
In June of 2016, an 80 year old female began attending MARCC to enhance her daily social activities, meet new friends and get "out of the house." She had become less interested in the environment around her and her family and caregivers felt she would benefit with an outing to MARCC twice per week. The hunch was correct and soon she became very interested in attending the center and enjoyed all her activities including her ride to MARCC on the cab. The second amazing event that happened was that she had a daughter who was 54 years old and she suffered from a brain disorder that also qualified her for day services at MARCC. She also was in need of socialization that daycare presents and the opportunity to reunite with her mother has had the most pleasant results. The two ladies can now spend time together as mother and daughter 3 days per week. I really enjoy this unique twist on the opportunities Marshfield Area Respite Care Center provides for our community.  

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