January Update – Cherry Trees, Birds and History

January has been a cold month, but it was filled with warmth as we enjoyed each other’s company. Here are a few highlights.

Japanese Cherry Trees

At Legacy Place, we are blessed to see how this happens with these faithful brothers and sisters working hard to keep Jehovah first and endure despite old age. The beautiful environment that this brings helps our residents to thrive and support each other through everyday struggles. We love our Japanese cherry trees!

 

Pie and Coffee to Beat the Cold

A day out just getting some coffee and seeing the sights is always appreciated by our residents. A shoutout to our staff for making all the extra arrangements needed to take them out and bring a smile 🥰

 

A Visit to the National Museum of Industrial History.

The museum interprets industry past, present and future through dynamic exhibits, hands-on interactives and engaging programs. We had an interesting time exploring the museum together.

 

Bird feeders in the making. 🐦

Animals, birds, butterflies… – you know we love them all! And there’s good reason why this is an important part of our life in Legacy Place. Curious to know why? Please have a read of our blog on how this is beneficial for the elderly (link in bio and story): https://www.legacyplace.org/senior-care/importance-of-pet-therapy-for-seniors/

 

Your Donations are Much Appreciated

We really appreciate your invaluable support and we are deeply grateful for your participation in the ongoing fundraiser.

We will put the details of the fundraiser here so you can have a look and share it with anybody who might want to participate.

CLICK HERE TO SEE DETAILS OF FUNDRAISER: https://paybee.io/@legacyplace@7