The Reporter (Lansdale, PA)

White Horse Village raises $17,000 for Alzheimer’s

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White Horse Village, a nonprofit senior living community in Edgmont Township, Delaware County, held its first Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Nov. 14, raising $17,000 for the Alzheimer’s Associatio­n.

There was a week of events for residents and team members, including a yard and window decorating contest, costume contest, water walking, gift baskets and multiple walking courses of varying difficulty. COVID-19 safety protocols were enforced at all walk activities.

Guest judges participat­ed virtually to select the decorating contest winners and support the community’s walk with personal video messages.

The judges were Kristen Hagopian, WCHE radio host; Dr. Laura Sicola, national speaker; Jenna Meisner, morning news anchor for PHL17; Tracy Price, director of PR/marketing for the Delaware County Bar Associatio­n; and Bruce Sham, senior vice president at Mass Mutual.

“It is impressive to see a nonprofit organizati­on wholeheart­edly fund raise for another nonprofit,” said Susan Abtouche, vice president of mission enhancemen­t and sales. “There was tremendous energy on campus during walk week. Many of our residents and team members have been personally touched by Alzheimer’s disease.”

White Horse Village offers a full range of senior living options and healthcare services, including Four Season Memory Care. The specialize­d facility cares for individual­s with cognitive changes. A highly trained and compassion­ate nursing team strives to maximize each resident’s independen­ce and provide person-centered care in a therapeuti­c setting.

About White Horse Village: Situated on 96 acres in southeaste­rn Pennsylvan­ia, White Horse Village is an active senior living community offering a full range of living options and healthcare services. The community intentiona­lly creates opportunit­ies for extraordin­ary living in a vibrant, diverse community through personal growth, connectedn­ess, and relationsh­ips. As a nonprofit organizati­on, White Horse Village reinvests earnings back into the organizati­on to further the mission and vision. For more informatio­n, please visit www.whitehorse­village.com.

 ?? COURTESY OF WHITE HORSE VILLAGE ?? Welthie and Walter Fitzgerald wear purple to show their support for Alzheimer’s awareness.
COURTESY OF WHITE HORSE VILLAGE Welthie and Walter Fitzgerald wear purple to show their support for Alzheimer’s awareness.

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