The Sun City West Rotary Club hosted Sara Villanueva, Vice President, Donor Relations for Benevilla, as she shared with members the impact Benevilla has on the lives of West Valley residents. The …
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Rotary club welcomes Benevilla speaker
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By Valerie Carter
The Sun City West Rotary Club hosted Sara Villanueva, Vice President, Donor Relations for Benevilla, as she shared with members the impact Benevilla has on the lives of West Valley residents. The club provides annual support to Benevilla for the work they do in the community.
Benevilla provides numerous support programs for caregivers, older adults, adults with disabilities, children and their caregivers. They provide programs for daycare, home services, support groups, fitness training at their new adaptive gym, which includes boxing that can help with Parkinson’s, community gardening, rehab, pet therapy, early stage and mid to late-stage dementia (with secure facilities), music therapy, life enrichment and numerous other services that include a family resource center.
To volunteer or give a donation to Benevilla, visit Benevilla.org or call 623-584-4999. They are located at 16752 N. Greasewood St., Surprise.
For more information about the SCW Rotary Club and how to get involved with community and international service projects, contact Susan Sagahon, President, Rotary Club of Sun City West, at 480-371-9962 or ssagahon@outlook.com.
