Adopt Amelia Manor Sponsorship 2015<\/strong><\/p>\nJanuary 17, 2015<\/p>\n
Dear friend;<\/p>\n
Amelia Manor Nursing Home is considered the home state headquarters for deaf and deafblind residents in Lafayette, Louisiana, Heart of Acadiana. It is located at 903 Center Street, just a few steps away from Teurlings Catholic High School surrounded by beautiful cozy countryside.<\/p>\n
The program for the deaf and deafblind was first established by Paulette Forrest-Guthrie, devoted volunteer two years ago. Visibly, under the direction of Glynis Kibodeaux, it has expanded to improve the quality of lives to deaf and deafblind residents as a second home. As a result, Amelia Manor Nursing Home has the largest incident of deaf and deafblind residents in the state of Louisiana. Subsequently, I was hired this year as case manager to assist with the quickly growing population.<\/p>\n
As Case Manager, I\u2019d like to kindly request your assistance by inviting you to sponsor us for one-year. \u201cAdopt Amelia Manor 2015\u201d financial assistance will defray cost of the following:<\/p>\n
\u2022 Arts and Crafts\/Materials
\n\u2022 Fuel for transportation (wherever they wish to go for their pleasures)
\n\u2022 Accessories\/Games
\n\u2022 Monthly cook-out assisted by the Fellowship
\n\u2022 Much more<\/p>\n
The one-year sponsorship of \u201cAdopt Amelia Manor 2015\u201d will be effective now until December 31, 2015. Any amount you would like to donate would be greatly appreciated. Individuals, businesses and organizations are encouraged to sponsor.<\/p>\n
Premium Sponsorship Categories Include:<\/p>\n
Heart of Gold: Those whom pledge one hundred dollars ($100.00) or more, will be recognized on the hallway of deaf and deafblind unit<\/p>\n
Compassionate Hearts: Those who pledge five hundred dollars ($500.00) or more will be recognized on the hallway of deaf and deafblind unit, acknowledgement during Helen Keller DeafBlind Awareness, Deaf\/DeafBlind gatherings, and also monthly newsletter.<\/p>\n
If you would like to make donations to Amelia Manor Nursing Home, please make your check payable to Amelia Manor, Inc. along with memo: Adopt Amelia Manor for the Deaf\/DeafBlind and mail it directly to the attention of Dan Arabie, 903 Center Street, Lafayette, Louisiana 70501.<\/p>\n
On behalf of Deaf and DeafBlind residents of Amelia Manor, I heartily thank you in advance for your generous support.<\/p>\n
Should you have any further question(s) or need more information, please do not hesitate to contact me by tele\/videophone at (337) 205-0076 after 7:00 p.m. CDT or by e-mail at danarabie@ameliamanor.com<\/p>\n
Sincerely,<\/p>\n
Dan Arabie
\nCase Manager
\nAmelia Manor Nursing Home
\n903 Center Street
\nLafayette, LA 70501
\nVisit us at http:\/\/www.ameliamanor.com<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Tele\/Videophone: (337) 205-0076 E-Mail: danarabie@ameliamanor.com 903 Center Street Lafayette, Louisiana 70501 Adopt Amelia Manor Sponsorship 2015 January 17, 2015 Dear friend; Amelia Manor Nursing Home is considered the home state headquarters for deaf and deafblind residents in Lafayette, Louisiana, Heart…<\/p>\n
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