H.E.L.P. Hosts Autumn Sunset 2019 Dinner to Thank Supporters – H.E.L.P.

Covid Update - H.E.L.P.ing Seniors with Food Delivery During Covid-19 Virus

In our national efforts to contain the corona virus, all of our lives have changed, as businesses have closed down and many people remain sequestered in their homes. Here at H.E.L.P. we have changed gears completely and for the past three months have been focusing on providing essential services to seniors. When all of the local cities had to close their senior centers and consequently terminated their breakfast and/or lunch programs, many seniors were left isolated in their homes without daily food provision.
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H.E.L.P. Hosts Autumn Sunset 2019 Dinner to Thank Supporters

H.E.L.P. Board Treasurer, Michael Barth, and his wife Honeya, opened their ocean front Portuguese Bend Beach Club home for a lovely reception and sit down dinner, dining alfresco to thank volunteers, Advisors, and Major Donors for their support. Executive Director Britt Huff gave an overview of programs and services provided to seniors over the past year, and Michael Barth led a lively table talk discussion of future opportunities for serving the senior community. Guests were treated to a beautiful sunset at evening’s end.

Hosts Michael & Honeya Barth

Virginia Butler with Allen Bond & Board Member Wendy Bond

Executive Director Britt Huff & Dr. Ken Huff enjoying sunset

Board Member Nancy Scott & Advisor Mardi Maehara

Board Advisor Kim Engen & Mary Hansen

Major Sponsors David & Ann Buxton with Les Fishman

H.E.L.P. staff Ardis Shubin & Barbara Carlson

Dr. Wade Nishimoto, Board Vice Chair Scott Donnelly & Dr. Ken Huff

Carolin Keith Wade & former Board Member Bob Wade

Former Board Member Judy Bayer, Fred Bayer & Ray Destabelle

Ocean View Dining

Mary Hansen, Honeya Barth & Advisor Sally Moton

Michael Barth, Joyce Kochanowski & Guy Hocker

Jim & Pam Barrett-Hill with Dr. Peter Barrett

Covid Update - H.E.L.P.ing Seniors with Food Delivery During Covid-19 Virus

In our national efforts to contain the corona virus, all of our lives have changed, as businesses have closed down and many people remain sequestered in their homes. Here at H.E.L.P. we have changed gears completely and for the past three months have been focusing on providing essential services to seniors. When all of the local cities had to close their senior centers and consequently terminated their breakfast and/or lunch programs, many seniors were left isolated in their homes without daily food provision.
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