ON THE FOREFRONT June 2023
DIVERSITY One of Forefront Living’s most important values is Diversity. Click each word below to see how we celebrated two very important components of diversity this month.
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CAMP ERIN RESTORES, DELIGHTS AND CREATES COMMUNITY
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PVN Helps Feed The World
The groundbreaking event was held in January 1978 and the building opened in 1980. Through the years, this beloved building served an untold number of residents, community members and teammates. Read more.
Nestled in the rolling hills of central Texas, just a few miles due south of the famed Camp Longhorn, lies a beautiful oasis named Camp Buckner. This special camp is a faith-based nonprofit that serves vulnerable children, families and seniors and was the perfect partner for the second year of Camp Erin DFW, the family grief camp created in conjunction with the Children’s Bereavement Program at Faith Presbyterian Hospice. Read more.
Statistics show one out of every nine children go hungry each day, but Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) is dedicated to turning this hunger into hope. As a Christian nonprofit organization, FMSC works with food distribution partners to provide MannaPack® meals to 90 countries around the globe, allowing children to grow, thrive and develop to their full potential. Presbyterian Village North (PVN) residents had the opportunity to learn more about the mission of FMSC on Tuesday, June 6, during an informational meeting held on the PVN campus. The meeting, facilitated by Hillary Coyle, FMSC Development Advisor and daughter of PVN residents Susan and Corbet Bryant, and Andy Albertini, FMSC Regional Manufacturing Manager, provided an overview of the organization’s mission and the volunteer opportunities available locally. Read more.
The original healthcare building on the Presbyterian Village North campus was constructed out of the desire to provide excellent care for residents and the community.