By: Ryan Duey
Photo Courtesy of Clay Center Presbyterian Manor
Clay Center Presbyterian Manor’s annual “Angel Tree Campaign” is currently underway. This yearly holiday fundraiser helps raise money for the Good Samaritan Program.
The Good Samaritan Program is aimed at helping senior residents who have outlived their resources, due to no fault of their own. As people live longer, it is becoming more common for elderly residents to run out of funds. The Angel Tree Campaign is a way to help these residents and their families live a little easier.
Donations for the campaign are being accepted until January 16th. People can donate online through the PMMA website, following the link on the Clay Center Presbyterian Manor Facebook page, or by visiting the Manor.
Proceeds raised from this annual fundraiser stay in Clay Center, helping local residents as needed. Thanks to this program, the Manor has never had to turn away a resident who couldn’t pay.
For more information on the Angel Tree Campaign, visit the Presbyterian Manor or follow their Facebook page.
