posted by Joe Polk at 1:29 AM /
A group of citizens from Mt. Lebanon are ramping up efforts to mobilize an organization which aims to give residents over age 50 the tools they need to be able to live in their homes longer, postponing a move to an independent or assisted living facility.
Mount Lebanon Village has registered as a federal non-profit organization, and is poised to kick-off fundraising efforts in anticipation of going on-line between July and October. The organization intends to serve as a clearing house for services and programs for those over age 50. Membership in the group will entitle one to benefits, which over time will expand according to need.
Link: www.thealmanac.net/ALM/Story/05-13-ML-village-B
Mount Lebanon Village has registered as a federal non-profit organization, and is poised to kick-off fundraising efforts in anticipation of going on-line between July and October. The organization intends to serve as a clearing house for services and programs for those over age 50. Membership in the group will entitle one to benefits, which over time will expand according to need.
Link: www.thealmanac.net/ALM/Story/05-13-ML-village-B
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1 Comments:
I'll be 50 this year, I haven't yet thought of myself as a senior!! Ouch that hurts!
Barb Coyne
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