BENEVOLENT CARE

Benevolence ... one of our eleven core values

Benevolence: A commitment to charitable service, recognizing that "ministry" includes helping those in need.

Providing charitable service to those in need is a long established tradition at Moravian Manor. Since opening in 1975, we have been providing health care services to residents who cannot pay the full cost of their care. In the five-year period from 2001 to 2005, we provided charitable services valued at $2.9 million to residents who could not pay the full daily rate for needed health care.

In 2006, we anticipate that our unreimbursed care will exceed $900,000 to cover the significantly higher number of residents who rely on us for financial assistance.

It is the intention of the Manor to provide care and services to health center and assisted living residents to the extent that benevolent care funds will allow. These funds allow us to provide services well above and beyond what the government mandates.

Benevolent care is made possible by the generosity of Moravian Manor's "Circle of Friends" that supports this ministry through annual gifts, major gifts, and planned gifts such as Charitable Gift Annuities and bequests.

To discuss, without obligation, any gift options or to request additional literature, please call or write:

Diane H. Ford, CFRE
Director of Development
Moravian Manor
300 West Lemon Street
Lititz, PA 17543-2398
717-625-6105
DianeF@moravianmanor.org

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