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EderCare Donations
Donations are needed
to support ElderCare of Alachua County services.
Contributions provide direct support for the ElderCare programs that help
those in need. Without donor support, we could not provide
the many services that we do. Last year alone, donor and
volunteers helped provide over 100,000 hot lunches and many
thousands of transportation trips and telephone reassurance
calls to help the elderly. Through your help, seniors are
able to avoid illness and loneliness with increased independence
and a better quality of life.
Gifts may be made through pledges; cash; stock; real property;
bequests in wills; annuities; trusts; paid-up life insurance
policies; and in-kind gifts. Your contribution, whatever
the amount, is priceless.
$1,000 provides:
- Hot meal deliveries, five days a week for one year, for a senior citizen
- 70 hours of homemaking services.
- 62 hours of personal care
- 225 hours of day care at Al'z Place
$500 provides:
$100 provides:
- Hot meal deliveries, five days a week for one month, for
a senior citizen
- One month of emergency alert response for three seniors
$25 provides:
- Congregate meals for one week for one senior
Community Contributions:
- Rotary Club of Gainesville - Spring, 2003 - donated a beautiful
new passenger van using proceeds from their Wild Beast Feast. The van
is used to deliver meals and transport elderly clients.
- Shands Patient Financial Services - employees of Shands HealthCare's
patient financial services held several fund raisers on behalf of ElderCare.
Activities includes Jeans Day, where employees were allowed to wear jeans
if they paid one dollar for the privilege.
- Hidden Oak Elementary - students decorated place mats which were
delivered to ElderCare's meal clients during Thanksgiving week.
- Pilot Club of Gainesville - donated funds to purchase special
equipment used at Al'z place.
- Shands at UF Employees - have once again assembled holiday gift bags
for the more than 260 meals clients. The bags are delivered during the
holiday season and include items such as toothpaste, calendars, and soap.
Ways to Donate
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