Sun Health ‘SHINE’ Committee launches food drive, day of service in May

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Join the Sun Health Sun Health Involvement Never Ends (SHINE) Committee and Valley View Community Food Bank in donating non-perishable food items May 6-31, 2013.

Founded in 2007, Valley View Community Food Bank serves more than 400 people a day in Sun City and its surrounding communities.

DONATE

For your convenience, look for our signature blue donation bins placed in the following locations:

VOLUNTEER

In addition to a month-long food drive, we also invite you to volunteer for a special day of service on Saturday, May 18 from 8 a.m. to noon where Sun Health employees, volunteers and residents can volunteer at  Valley View Community Food Bank, 10615 W. Peoria Ave. in the Sun Bowl Plaza, Sun City, 85351. Children are welcome.

Please RSVP to Melody Sandberg-Dixon at
(623) 975-8043 or Melody.SandbergDixon@sunhealthsl.org

Thank you for your generosity in supporting the many communities we serve.

Professional appraiser comes to Sun City

Get your valuables appraised at Sun Health Resale Shop on May 14

SUN CITY, ARIZ. – Ever wonder what your beloved family heirlooms and yard-sale treasures are worth? Professional appraiser Josh Levine of J Levine Auction & Appraisal LLC in Scottsdale can tell you during an Appraisal Fair, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Tuesday, May 14, at the Sun Health Resale Shop, 14668 N. Del Webb Blvd., Ste. 12 in Sun City.

The longtime appraiser is donating his time for this event. Please call 623-974-2000 for an appointment. Appointments are limited to 15 minutes each and three appraisals per household. Walk-ins will be served if time allows. Monetary donations to Sun Health Foundation will be welcome and appreciated.

Proceeds from sales at Sun Health Resale & Gift Shops benefit Banner Boswell Medical Center, Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center and Banner Sun Health Research Institute.

Grandview Terrace hosts gluten-free luncheon on April 25

From Left, Grandview Terrace Executive Director Bhakti Gosalia, Lead Residency Counselor Jennifer Lawless and Dining Room Manager Kevin Bright address the luncheon.

 

Nearly 50 people from across the Phoenix area joined the staff of Grandview Terrace (GVT) for a Gluten-free Luncheon on Thursday, April 25.

GVT is a certified gluten-free CCRC, the only CCRC in Arizona. Attendees enjoyed a wonderful lunch featuring soup, salad, prime rib and vegetables, and a gluten-free chocolate cake. Executive Director Bhakti Gosalia, Lead Residency Counselor Jennifer Lawless, Dining Room Manager Kevin Bright and Sous Chef Curtis Anderson talked about the fact that Grandview Terrace is certified as a GREAT (gluten-free resource Education and Awareness Training) Kitchen by the National Foundation for Celiac Awareness (NFCA).

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