At ERS, a primary factor is charitable support. Gifts from generous friends make so much possible, above and beyond that which rents, fees, and subsidies cover.
To serve older adults in a person-centered, innovative, and spiritually based way.
As recognized inclusive and innovative leaders, ERS is the preferred choice and trusted resource for older adults along the full economic continuum.
Two weeks before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Marjorie P. Lee residents Kate and Jim Powers received the unthinkable news – their daughter had been diagnosed with a Stage 4 brain tumor. Reeling, they were embraced with overwhelming support from every corner of Marjorie Lee – from Tina in housekeeping to Laura Lamb, President and CEO, and many others.
In Kate’s words, “It was a sacred experience … to be in that place of facing the unknown, and to be surrounded by so much tenderness.”
Tragically, Anne Powers lost her battle with cancer 13 months later. Please take a few quiet moments to listen to Kate’s reflections on the compassion that was showered on her and Jim as staff, friends and neighbors walked alongside them in their darkest hour.
We are pleased to share the current issue of the ERS Foundation Samaritan Times with you. We hope you enjoy reading about the many ways philanthropy is making life better for those we serve. I welcome feedback on how we can improve future issues.
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Sincerely,
Joy Rowe Blang
Executive Director of Philanthropy
jblang@erslife.org
Episcopal Retirement Services (ERS) is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization. All gifts are tax-deductible to the extent provided by law.
The ERS Foundation EIN is 31-1570272.