Foothills Sentry - January 2024

Foothills Sentry Page 8 January 2024 Happy New Year! dan@DanSlater.com 714-744-2202 1537 E. Chapman Ave. Orange, CA 9 28 6 6 DAN SLATER Call 714-409-9363 to book a tour today. Step into the vibrant lifestyle at Sunrise of Orange. Located in the heart of Orange, our senior living community harmoniously blends refined living and personalized care. We welcome you to tour our elegantly crafted interiors and purposefully curated amenities, guided by our team of caring professionals that will show you how our individualized approach fosters an unparalleled experience tailored specifically to you. • Personalized assisted living and memory care services • Elegant, contemporary suites oering dierent floor plan choices • Fresh, seasonally inspired menus daily, crafted by our talented in-house culinary team • Lush and peaceful outdoor spaces, patios, and a walking path with benches ORANGE Visit SunriseOrangeCA.com to view our floor plans and photo gallery. 1301 E Lincoln Ave, Orange, CA 92865 Assisted Living | Memory Care © 2023 Sunrise Senior Living Shine Ever Brighter in Orange SEE WHAT’S NEXT Baughman earns Eagle Scout Trevor Baughman of Boy Scout Troop 850 in Villa Park has been awarded the rank of Eagle Scout. For his Eagle Scout project, he provided 50 no-sew blankets for people undergoing chemother- apy at the Memorial Care Can- cer Institute. "I picked my proj- ect because my mom is a breast cancer survivor. When she had her chemo sessions, she said it was always cold in the hospital,” Baughman explains. “Having a warm, cozy blanket brought her lots of comfort, and I wanted to do that for others. I also want the patients to know that people care and support them in their fight against cancer." Each blanket was individually wrapped and accompanied by a note of encouragement. Baugh- man raised funds for all the ma- terials, and then gathered volun- teers to construct all the blankets that he later delivered to the Can- cer Institute in Fountain Valley. Some have already been handed out by the nurses, and he was told they are much appreciated by the patients. The new Eagle Scout has been Trevor Baughman gathered fund- ing and volunteers to provide blankets for cancer patients. involved in scouting since he was six, beginning with Cub Scout Pack 543 in Orange. Assistance League shares holiday spirit “Christmas is for Sharing” is a philanthropic program of Assis- tance League of Orange. Bright and early on a recent Saturday morning, 22 Assistance League members gathered to pur- chase gifts for the Guardian (for- Assistance League of Orange “elves” shopped and wrapped gifts for the less fortunate. mer foster youth) and veteran stu- dents attending Santiago Canyon College and their families. Assis- tance League asked the students for gift suggestions, and then shopped, wrapped and delivered two vans full of gifts. Altogether, holiday gifts were provided to 33 Guardian and 14 veteran students and their family members. Philanthropic programs are at the heart of Assistance League. Powered by over 300 member- volunteers in the chapter, and with over 20 philanthropic pro- grams, Assistance League reaches deep into the greater Orange com- munity to fulfill individual needs. On average, Assistance League of Orange annually serves over 22,000 people. Not only does As- sistance League seek to fill basic human needs, but it also strives to enrich the lives of those who are struggling. Please visit as- sistanceleague.org/orange to find out more.