Compass for Caregivers Seminar, Google Reviews, Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon and BSA Good Scout Award

COMPASS for CAREGIVERS Seminar on June 21st

at the Mountainside Municipal Building

Join us Wednesday, June 21, from 6:30-8pm for valuable resources and information to help you navigate the complex world of elder care. From finding the right support services to managing medications, this lecture has got you covered. Don't go it alone - let "A Compass for Family Caregivers" be your guide to providing the best care for your loved ones. This seminar is sponsored by the Blanche M. & George L. Watts Mountainside Community Foundation and will be at the Mountainside Municipal Building. For more information or to register, please call 908-273-5550.

Give us a REVIEW @Google

We would greatly appreciate it if you would take a few moments to share your experience with SAGE Eldercare by leaving a Google review https://g.page/r/CWApcWnpSrpDEBM/review. Your feedback is important to us and helps us to continue delivering quality care to our clients. Thank you in advance for doing so.

Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon sponsored by PNC

In celebration of Volunteer Appreciation Week, SAGE hosted a lunch at Vintage Tavern in Gillette for over 40 of our volunteers and PNC employees who delivered meals during March for Meals. Special Thanks to Michael Foncannon, SAGE Board Member and Senior Vice President, Fiduciary Services Director, for PNC Asset Management Group for his continued support of our Volunteer Luncheon. To view more photos visit here.

Andrea Cerza was awarded the Bob Abelson "Carry the Torch" Award, created in 2014 to recognize an exceptional SAGE volunteer who also continually demonstrates commitment to the community-at-large, by Terry Kaniuk, Volunteers Manager with Meals on Wheels.

Kathleen Lally was awarded the Agnes N. Badgley Award, created in 1989 to recognize the invaluable contributions of SAGE’s many volunteers.

Colette & Anthony were awarded the Ben Zukoff Outstanding Youth Award, by Mimi Zukoff. This award, originally named the Outstanding Youth Award created in 2005, was renamed in 2019 to honor the memory of Ben Zukoff who was a devoted teen volunteer in the Workshop.

Boy Scouts of America Summit Good Scout Award presented to SAGE Eldercare

On Wednesday, May 3rd at the The Primavera Regency in Stirling, SAGE was honored by the Boy Scouts of America at their 23rd Annual Summit Good Scout Awards Dinner. Leslie Hardin, Board President, was introduced by Fidel Garcia, Director of Development and Communications, to accept the award. Claire Toth (Board Member) and David Dietze were Event Co-Chairs. During the dinner program, a scholarship auction took place to raise funds for Scouting in our under-served areas.

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