Elder Care Services, Inc. -- Improving the Quality of Life for Seniors -- Tallahassee, Florida -- (850)921-5554
Photo of Oktoberfest guests and event volunteers

Events

Oktoberfest

In 2009, Elder Care Services entertained over 500 guests at our 10th annual Oktoberfest. (click here for details)  Plans are now underway to host our 11th anniversary on 10/22/2010! 

The event will be held on Friday, October 22nd at the new Carriage House at Goodwood Museum and Gardens. The smell of Bavarian food and the sounds of German music will fill the air under the majestic oaks. Beer tasting and a silent auction are also featured at the festival.

The hours this year are 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m., and tickets are $50. Limited reserve tables are available. click here to purchase tickets

What to become a sponsor? click here

 

Let’s Do Lunch

Let Elder Care Services bring you lunch on Wednesday, July 14th. All proceeds will benefit services for seniors in the Big Bend area. For only $10 a meal, a volunteer will deliver a lunch to you between 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. You could plan a celebration for your office or business or just order lunch for you and a co-worker (minimum 2 orders per office please). Click here to order.

Celebrate Seniors Week

Celebrate Seniors Week is ECS’s opportunity to recognize and thank seniors who are continuing to contribute to our community and to thank volunteers who assist seniors throughout the year.

One of the major activities of Celebrate Seniors Week is KIAAuto’s “Big Wheels’ Deliver Meals” day. Highlighting the need for Meals on Wheels, our regular volunteers share the day’s meal delivery with local dignitaries and celebrities. Through the Meals on Wheels program, homebound seniors are able to live at home with the help of over 450 volunteers who deliver a hot lunch and cold snack, Monday through Friday, every week of the year. Homebound seniors are thrilled to see a famous face such as Representative Curtis Richardson, Mayor John Marks or Sheriff Larry Campbell, County Commissioner John Dailey, or City Commissioner Andrew Gillium at their front doors.

Elder Elf

We help with the basics throughout the year – food, a bath, trips to the doctor. Many seniors on very low fixed incomes have nothing to spare to celebrate the holidays. Elder Care Services hopes to brighten their holidays with our Elder Elf Program. Our care managers have identified those clients in need this holiday season. Their “Wish List” requests are often heartbreakingly modest – slippers, a sweater, or a doll for a grandchild.

There are many ways for you to help this holiday season, please contact Tabitha at (850) 921-5554 to learn more.