PITTSFIELD, Mass. — In December, EPOCH Senior Living, a national provider of senior living options, held a fundraiser for local food banks and Councils on Aging. EPOCH employees from all 14 communities raised $2,100. Money was donated to several organizations:
* Cupboards of Kindness – food bank in Norton, Mass. * Salvation Army Emergency Food Pantry – food bank in Pittsfield, Mass. * Hearth Food Pantry – food bank in Boston * Amos House – food bank in Providence * Brewster Council on Aging – Brewster, Mass.
“These organizations do so much for people in our communities; we really believe in giving back to support those efforts,” said Joanna Cormac Burt, chief operating officer for EPOCH Senior Living. “Every little bit helps. We know that first-hand.”
For more information about EPOCH Senior Living, please call Joanna Cormac Burt at (781) 891-0777.
EPOCH Senior Living is a national provider of senior living options, offering independent and assisted living, skilled nursing and rehabilitation, and memory care. EPOCH Senior Living is committed to providing residences that enable seniors to enjoy a comfortable and dignified lifestyle in gracious surroundings complemented by quality healthcare services supporting each individual’s needs.
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senior living options, held a fundraiser for local food banks and Councils on Aging. EPOCH employees from all 14 communities raised $2,100. Money was donated to several organizations:
