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Lake St. • River Forest, IL 60305 www.celebratingseniors.net CELEBRATING SENIORS RESOURCE GUIDE 1 2 CELEBRATING SENIORS RESOURCE GUIDE www.celebratingseniors.net Celebrating Seniors 2012 Consisting of individuals, Last year, the Coalition businesses, congregations, netted $15,000 through its government agencies and first Celebrating Seniors other individuals and Week. Up to half of our organizations that serve fund balance supports a the senior population, variety of initiatives to the Celebrating Seniors benefit seniors who are in his guide has been Coalition has had four financial crisis and meet Celebrating Seniors main objectives since its eligibility criteria. developed to help seniors with Intention and T in Forest Park, Oak Park inception: For example, we and River Forest find services Appreciation purchased a mattress for that cater to their needs. 1. To assist seniors with a women whose bed was Every effort has been made I believe that most of emergency needs. infected with bed bugs; we to include the basic resources us celebrate seniors on remediated flood damage that are available in these a regular basis—and it 2. To facilitate cooperation in two homes; and we paid communities. often starts with our own between the business utility bills to avoid power The Guide’s purpose grandparents and other community, government shut-offs to seniors. is to provide information seasoned relatives. So it’s agencies and non-profit Generally, $500 is the about services within the really not a question of organizations for the maximum allowable support community that are designed whether you celebrate benefit of the senior per request, with exceptions for seniors. Inclusion in this seniors—more to the point, population. of up to $2,000 overall directory does not constitute the key is how soon and permitted for extenuating an endorsement. Residents how actively you join us in 3. To promote senior groups circumstances. The fund and users of the guide are intentionally celebrating and organizations that may be used only twice encouraged to consult with those seniors who have serve persons 60 and in a lifetime for any given appropriate and accredited played such a vital role in older. client. Six individuals—all professional advisors for our community, country members of the Celebrating advice concerning specific and world. 4. To raise public awareness Seniors Coalition—are on matters before making any For me, the decision to of issues affecting the committee that decides decision. celebrate seniors came seniors. whether to approve a request The Senior Resource almost 25 years ago, when for financial support. Guide is published by I began my professional So far, the Coalition’s Thank you for joining the Celebrating Seniors career in financial services. greatest challenge has been with me and the Celebrating Coalition in partnership I have been honored to changing the outdated and Seniors Coalition to honor with the Wednesday Journal serve so many seniors as patronizing perception the many seniors whose with funds provided by they seek to safeguard their of aging as a debilitating, contributions—past, present donations from people like finances and pursue golden needy stage in which and future—play such a you. Any funds raised in years marked by dignity, individuals offer little pivotal role in the fabric of connection with this Guide adventure and fulfillment. value to the community our community’s life. or with any events related Last May, as a community, while being a drain on its to Celebrating Seniors Week we took our first collective healthcare, social service All the Best, will go to help seniors in step to celebrate seniors in and other resources. need in Forest Park, Oak an organized, intentional Seniors have played and Park, and River Forest. way. The feedback we continue to play significant The Celebrating Seniors received in the course of roles in our communities. Resource Guide is provided the weeklong initiative was And, yes, just as with free to seniors, caregivers, overwhelmingly positive any other subset of our Jim Flanagan and their families. and encouraged us to begin population, sometimes At the time of printing, all planning for this year’s we need to rally around Chairman, Celebrating entries were current. Please celebration. The purpose of them. Looking out for them Seniors Coalition be aware that changes may Celebrating Seniors Week is is the least we can do— occur. to highlight the significant they deserve our respect, Chairman, Oak Park contributions older adults appreciation and protection. River Forest Township make to our community and Senior Services our way of life. Committee www.celebratingseniors.net CELEBRATING SENIORS RESOURCE GUIDE 3 Congratulations Seth W. Flanders Celebrating Seniors Class 2012 You helped each one of us get through our senior year. On behalf of the entire Flanagan Family we would like to thank you for your guidance and support during our combined 28 years at OPRFHS. You have given, and continue to give, so much to this community. We are forever grateful. Edward and Louise Flanagan Tom, Anne, Jim, Maureen, Tim, Patty and Sheila Flanagan Go Huskies! SinceSince 1943,1943, we’ve we’ve maintained maintained the the belief belief that that a strong,a strong, trustworthy bank is imperative to the well-being of the community. trustworthy bank is imperative to the well-being of the community. Since Our1943, focus we’ve has maintained been to expandthe belief relationships that a strong, by providing reliable trustworthy bankOur is imperative focus has to beenthe well-being to expand of the relationships community. by providing reliable and innovative products and services to families and businesses. Our focus has beenand to innovative expand relationships products andby providing services reliable to families and businesses. and innovative products and services to families and businesses. serving your community servingserving your community your community SERVINGSERVINGSERVING YOUR YOURYOUR FAMIL FAMILFAMILY YY 7348 West Madison7348 Street West | 7331 Madison West Roosevelt Street |Road 7331 West Roosevelt Road 708-222-2800 | forestparkbank.com708-222-2800 | forestparkbank.com 4 CELEBRATING SENIORS RESOURCE GUIDE www.celebratingseniors.net xxx Celebrating Seniors 2012 CONTENTS About Celebrating Seniors Coalition .. 3 Medical Equipment & Supplies .. 44 Calendar ......................................... 6 Hospitals ................................... 44 Venue Key .................................... 13 Housing ..................................... 44 Retail Promotions ........................ 14 Mental Health Centers ............... 46 Feature: 60 Over 60 ..................... 15 Pet Care ..................................... 46 Community Resources .................. 27 Professional Services ................. 46 Arts & Culture ............................ 27 Public Libraries .......................... 48 Banking ..................................... 29 Recreational Activities ............... 48 Congregations ........................... 29 Social Security ........................... 50 Dining Options ........................... 31 Social Services ........................... 50 Education................................... 33 Health & Wellness ...................... 35 Specialty Shops.......................... 50 Home Care ................................
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