Bickford holds cookie drive to benefit Alzheimer’s Association
-Messenger photo by Michaela Frerichs
From left, Bickford Assisted Living Director Annessa Pruismann, Kitchen Manager Teresa Crouse, and Community Relations Director Jordan Rexroat handed out homemade cookies Wednesday afternoon. They were accepting freewill donations with all the proceeds going to the Alzheimer’s Association.
From left, Bickford Assisted Living Director Annessa Pruismann, Kitchen Manager Teresa Crouse, and Community Relations Director Jordan Rexroat handed out homemade cookies Wednesday afternoon. They were accepting freewill donations with all the proceeds going to the Alzheimer’s Association.
-Messenger photo by Michaela Frerichs
Bickford Assisted Living Kitchen Manager Teresa Crouse exchanges a dozen cookies for a freewill donation to the Alzheimer’s Association. The cookie drive raised around $400 in just two hours. Crouse was dressed as a “Smart Cookie” Wednesday afternoon.
Bickford Assisted Living Kitchen Manager Teresa Crouse exchanges a dozen cookies for a freewill donation to the Alzheimer’s Association. The cookie drive raised around $400 in just two hours. Crouse was dressed as a “Smart Cookie” Wednesday afternoon.
-Messenger photo by Michaela Frerichs
ickford Assisted Living Kitchen Manager Teresa Crouse made dozens of cookies for their cookie drive Wednesday afternoon. Some residents even helped package the cookies.
ickford Assisted Living Kitchen Manager Teresa Crouse made dozens of cookies for their cookie drive Wednesday afternoon. Some residents even helped package the cookies.
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-Messenger photo by Michaela Frerichs
From left, Bickford Assisted Living Director Annessa Pruismann, Kitchen Manager Teresa Crouse, and Community Relations Director Jordan Rexroat handed out homemade cookies Wednesday afternoon. They were accepting freewill donations with all the proceeds going to the Alzheimer’s Association.
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-Messenger photo by Michaela Frerichs
Bickford Assisted Living Kitchen Manager Teresa Crouse exchanges a dozen cookies for a freewill donation to the Alzheimer’s Association. The cookie drive raised around $400 in just two hours. Crouse was dressed as a “Smart Cookie” Wednesday afternoon.
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-Messenger photo by Michaela Frerichs
ickford Assisted Living Kitchen Manager Teresa Crouse made dozens of cookies for their cookie drive Wednesday afternoon. Some residents even helped package the cookies.
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