People Who Care is a community service organization that matches volunteers with neighbors in the community who need a little help in order to continue living independently in their homes.

Thinking of Eating Out?

DINE AND DONATE! Enjoy eating out at Applebee’s in Prescott on July 20th and donate 10% to People Who Care at the same time! Join us at our first “Dine and Donate” at Applebee’s! Bring your friends!

Applebee's

What? Eat at Applebee’s on July 20th and 10% of your bill will be donated to People Who Care. JUST TELL YOUR SERVER! This includes Carside to Go orders! (excludes gift card purchases). THERE IS NO EXTRA COST TO YOU! And no flier necessary!

When? July 20th, 2010 from 11 AM until close

Where? Applebee’s at Frontier Village, 1881 E. Highway 69 in Prescott, AZ

Who? All proceeds benefit the programs of People Who Care, a non-profit community benefit organization of volunteers assisting the elderly, chronically ill, and people with disabilities to continue living independently in their own homes and communities. Call (928) 445-2480 for more information about us!

Simply dine at Applebee’s on July 20th and tell your server that you are there for People Who Care!

10% of your bill will be donated back to People Who Care!!

Check out upcoming orientations, fundraisers, and events on our calendar!

Volunteers help with rides to medical and other essential appointments, with grocery shopping, personal paperwork and small household repairs.

Or they may choose to visit with a Neighbor each week or phone just to chat several times a week.

The essence of People Who Care is the one to one personal connection between a volunteer and the Neighbor they are helping.

The joy that is given is returned abundantly.

We are currently looking for the hands and hearts of the community who are interested in learning more about volunteering to assist our neighbors. Please contact us by calling 445-2480 or visit the Volunteers section and leave a message for us!

Volunteer at work

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