Residents at Morning Pointe of Chattanooga at Shallowford brought cheer to local women and children one bead and stitch at time. The seniors at the assisted living community crafted 30 bracelets and more than a dozen handmade blankets for the Partnership for Families, Children and Adults, a Chattanooga-based nonprofit that provides crisis intervention, professional counseling and prevention services to local families in need.
Morning Pointe Senior Living communities across the Chattanooga area also raised $3,000 for the Partnership’s elder food pantry that serves seniors living with food insecurity.
Tinea Payne