Current Project

2009 Projects

Past Projects

UMCR Elderly Transportable Cottage

	Cynthia Barnett (Leave It To Me) and Wendy Weisner (Lowcountry Companions) worked on the Transportable Cottage
	Debra Whitfield (Coldwell Banker Coastal Properties) helped to organize the year’s first Outreach project to benefit senior, Grace Capers and her son.
	Natalie Carr (Medcare), Debra Whitfield (Coldwell Banker Coastal Properties), Kim Thompson, Wendy Weisner (Lowcountry Companions), Jonathan Lee (Choice Realty) and John Jenkins (Mt. Pleasant Police Department) displayed the LSN banner at the worksite
	Alex Coleman and Kevin Whittaker (Lowcountry Companions) handled carpentry tasks at the worksite

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Angel Tree Project

Lowcountry Senior Network members signed up as “angels” at the November 1 meeting and will purchase gifts for a designated senior who would otherwise not be remembered during the holiday season. Gifts will be collected at the Annual Meeting in December and distributed during the month. Pictured are left to right:

Arthur T. Hartung – Principal Financial Group (guest)
Meaghan Clark – Lutheran Hospice
John D’Annunzio – Hospital Commmunications Systems, Inc. and Angel Tree Project Coordinator
Kevin Alford – Thrivent financial

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Alzheimer’s Memory Walk

The Lowcountry Senior Network was a sponsor of the Alzheimer’s Memory Walk held on October 14, 2006 at James Island County Park. The Memory Walk is the major fundraiser for the Alzheimer’s Association. LSN members assisted with registration and at the sponsorship table. Pictured left to right are:

Glenda Morris - Kelly Home Care Services
Annelle Orr - Kelly Home Care Services
Jean Craig – RADS Mobile X-Ray & Digital Imaging
Barbara Franklin - Franklin & Associates

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Project Cool Breeze

Pictured: Barbara Franklin

Thanks to the support of LSN members the first Community Outreach project was a cool success. As participants we reached into our community to provide at-risk seniors with air conditioners. Knowing the sweltering heat and humidity of lowcountry summers, these seniors greatly appreciated such generous donations. Having volunteered at Brittlebank Park for the distribution of units, I can attest first hand at the gratefulness and thankfulness bubbling from each senior recipient.

Our organization donated a total of 51 air conditioning units. A special THANK YOU goes to the businesses who were so very generous:

In conjunction with donating a/c units, there were those who donated their time as volunteers. A total of 40 hours were volunteered!! To the following individuals: Thank you for your gift of time!

Again, thanks to all of you who helped make this a grand success.

Glenda Morris
Chair, Community Outreach Committee