Summer seemed to bypass spring this year, giving us sunny days and hot temperatures. Staying cool – especially when the temperatures head into triple digits can be challenging. According to the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), people who are 65 years...
Guest blog post from Lynn, Client and Volunteer with Help At Your Door I became unable to drive and was dealing with the frustrations that a lack of easy access to transport can bring. A friend told me about Help At Your Door and that they could provide rides. It was...
Neale and Heather, sisters who each discovered a meaningful way to give back, are shining examples of the impact volunteering can have. While they initially took different paths, both found fulfillment through volunteering with Help At Your Door, a nonprofit dedicated...
Lindsey Johnson’s work schedule allowed some flexibility during certain times of the year, leading her to seek options for volunteering. She explains, “I wanted to find a way to fill that [free] time with something positive and productive, and Help At Your Door...
When discussing aging and cognitive health, dementia and Alzheimer’s disease are often used interchangeably. Despite these terms being related, they have distinct meanings, and knowing the difference can help with finding helpful resources, understanding...
As students start their summer break, Varsha, a high school math teacher, returns to her volunteer role as a personal driver with Help At Your Door. After learning about who we serve, she chose to donate her time to our nonprofit, reflecting, “Seniors have always held...
