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Non-Profit Org.U.S. POSTAGE1007 East 14th StreetMinneapolis, MN 55404-1395PAIDTwin Cities, MNPermit No. 2107Change Service RequestedS u m m e r / F A L L N E W S 2 018If you no longer wish toreceive this publication or wouldprefer to receive it electronicallyinstead, please contact us atphilanthropy@augustanacare.orgor call 612-238-5251. Your helpsaving paper and postage willbe appreciated.New Role for Augustana CareCEO Tim Tucker Brings Changeand RemembranceTim Tucker began working at Augustana Care in 1984and became CEO in 1995. As former Elim Care CEOBob Dahl assumes the role of CEO for our newlycombined organization Augustana Elim Care Services,Tim remains in a senior executive position as CEOemeritus. Tim will assist with the affiliation andwork on specific corporate-wide strategic initiatives.We caught up with him recently to ask about hisremarkable career.Activity Committee members Vernetta, Jenni and Bridget Weese enjoy somefamily time while creating gifts for Lakeside Oasis residents.It’s All About Connectionsat Immanuel Lutheran ChurchThough Jenni Weese lost her father to cancer, the kindness of hospice professionals who caredfor him made a lasting impression. Jenni wanted to help others in hospice, and as a member ofthe activities committee at Immanuel Church in Buffalo, began thinking about how to involvecongregants. She found a solution after attending a fundraiser at Lakeside Oasis, which is partof Buffalo’s Lake Ridge Care Center and provides comfort care for those facing the end of life.The church requested and received seed money from Thrivent Financial in 2016 to create fleeceblankets for hospice residents, along with nightgowns, pillowcases, bibs, lap blankets and welcomebags for families. Immanuel Lutheran also donates snacks so hungry visitors don’t have to leavetheir loved ones.Giving to others is vital to the church, which is affiliated with Augustana Elim Care Services.“It’s all about CONNECTIONS,” says Jenni. “If a warm blanket or small snack can make a differenceat the end of one’s life, then it’s an honor to make a connection like that in our community.”Augustana Elim Care ServicesFestival of TreesKick off your holiday season Saturday, November17 from 3:00 to 6:00 PM at our Festival of Trees,celebrating the 15th year of Augustana Regent.Enjoy elegant dining, live entertainment and muchmore! Funds help support a Peace Garden withoutdoor amenities.Advance tickets are 40 for adults and 10 forchildren aged five to twelve; tickets are 50 foradults and 12 for children at the door. Contactvmtobroxen@augustanacare.org or call 952-898-1910for more details.Life-changing giftsWhat’s the best way to leave a legacyconveying your values while helping others forgenerations to come? Gifts by bequest enableus to improve the quality of life for those whogive so much of themselves. Donations maybe made using cash, securities, IRA and otherretirement accounts, real estate or tangiblepersonal property.Gifts are deductible to the full extent of thelaw; consult an attorney to be sure. You’ll alsowant your attorney to verify that the provisionstates our legal names: Augustana Care orElim Care Ministries. Please inform us of yourbequest so you may be acknowledged and wemay better plan for the future.What is one of your favorite memories?More than thirty years ago, when my son was born,residents surprised me with a big party to welcomeanother addition to the Augustana Care family. Over theyears, people have stopped me regularly to say they arepraying for Augustana Care and myself. Their belief andconcern are inspiring.What is your most memorable accomplishment?I was really pleased to receive the Excellence in NonprofitLeadership Award from the national LeadingAge and to benamed one of the most admired CEOs by Minneapolis/St. PaulBusiness Journal. These honors really reflect Augustana Care,its board and our employees. In addition, in the early 1990sI reached out to several organizations to create employeehousing and expand our campus. That led to the developmentof the East Village apartment complex, which set the stagefor the revitalization of all of Eliot Park.Continued inside.
continued from front pageWhat kept you awake at night?We do our utmost to train and supervisestaff and develop policies, but unforeseenissues can always develop. Success dependson having a good, knowledgeable team.You’ve been described as a visionaryleader. What’s your philosophy? Advicefor other CEOs?You have to listen to others, solicit theirideas and be open to what you hear. Now,with our affiliation, we have the opportunityto do good work for more people in morediversified ways and locations.Baptist HealthCare Center EmbracesInfant and Baby CareThe last thing staff and residents at Augustana ElimCare Services Baptist Health Care Center in Bismarckexpected was a baby—but in the past several years,they have had the opportunity to care for two of them.Initially, the center was called by a local hospital to askif they would take a baby with special needs untila longer term solution could be found.Elim Care’s quest toexpand its reach beyondMinnesota has resulted ina new Florida communitycalled Trinity Springs.The community will openin early 2019.D onorg htS p otliCentenarian Mim ManfredReturns After Moving AwayMiriam Manfred (known affectionately as Mim) was born 101 years ago, the youngest of sixdaughters. While her older sisters took piano lessons, Mim played by ear after listening to them.She was also a soprano soloist as a student and after graduation. Today, you can hear Mim playingat our Minneapolis campus events.After marrying and raising a family, Mim became a kindergarten teacher for twenty years. Whenshe and her husband grew older they moved to Augustana Apartments of Minneapolis, knowingmore comprehensive care was available if they needed it.What thoughts do you have for non-profitsto address the unique needs of older adults?Though Mim moved to another care community about a year ago, she returned to AugustanaApartments because she missed us. “People here are so friendly,” she says. “There’s somethingabout being in a Christian atmosphere that also made me want to come back.”We should continue to be innovative anddevelop services that surround the corebusiness we have become known for, whilepursuing partnerships and collaborationswith other like-minded organizations.We too missed Mim’s beautiful playing and her bubbly energy. In addition to all she does, Mim isalso a generous donor. “It’s important to me to give,” she says, “so people who are here in the futurecan enjoy what I am enjoying now.”What are your future plans?My wife and I are excited to enjoy ourtwo grandchildren and embrace newopportunities as we look to the future.On a personal level, I look forward tocontinuing with my responsibilities here—and will search for ways to use my pastexperiences to help others. I have theutmost trust in my successor Bob Dahlas he assumes his new role, and I’ll beready to assist in any way I can.If you have questions or feedback,please contact our communicationsoffice at jjzark@augustanacare.orgor 612-238-8552.Creative Director Jeffrey M. PlaczekDirector of Communications Jenna ZarkDesigner Mark ZukorDirector of Nursing Deanna Berg (at left) and TeamLeader/Licensed Practical Nurse Miranda Schmitt saybabies enrich the lives of staff, residents and volunteersat Baptist Health Care Center.Staff, residents and volunteers embraced the opportunityto rock, talk and sing to the baby. Presently, anotherbaby is receiving care at the health care center. Somehave knitted special items for her. Staff donated clothingand toys and everyone has pitched in to welcomethe baby.“Research shows the benefits of intergenerationalrelationships, so we are very glad the babies are here,”says Director of Nursing Deanna Berg. “We are sopleased that Baptist Health Care Center is able to helpnot only older adults, but people of all ages in ourcommunity.”New Trinity Springs Community in FloridaInvites Older Adults to Live Well and JoyfullyFor many years, Elim Care wanted to partner with a church community to expand its work outsideof Minnesota. Several years ago, Elim Care found its partner in the Live Oaks Community Church,affiliated with the Evangelical Free Church of America. The result is Trinity Springs in Oxford,Florida, which opens in early 2019 to provide care and services to older adults.Trinity Springs will be adjacent to The Villages—the largest retirement community in the country.Trinity Springs will offer assisted living, memory care and eventually independent living apartments.As a faith-based nonprofit organization, Trinity Springs also offers a deep commitment to those weserve. Numerous studies cited by the Center for Medicare Advocacy show nonprofits rank higherthan for-profit organizations for the quality of care they provide.Staff’s dedication to residents’ well being is part of a long tradition of service. We look forwardto extending that tradition to people of every faith in Florida.Mim Manfred shares her talent for playing piano often at our Minneapolis campus. Though she brieflymoved away from Augustana Apartments, Mim returned because she missed her community.
continued from front pageWhat kept you awake at night?We do our utmost to train and supervisestaff and develop policies, but unforeseenissues can always develop. Success dependson having a good, knowledgeable team.You’ve been described as a visionaryleader. What’s your philosophy? Advicefor other CEOs?You have to listen to others, solicit theirideas and be open to what you hear. Now,with our affiliation, we have the opportunityto do good work for more people in morediversified ways and locations.Baptist HealthCare Center EmbracesInfant and Baby CareThe last thing staff and residents at Augustana ElimCare Services Baptist Health Care Center in Bismarckexpected was a baby—but in the past several years,they have had the opportunity to care for two of them.Initially, the center was called by a local hospital to askif they would take a baby with special needs untila longer term solution could be found.Elim Care’s quest toexpand its reach beyondMinnesota has resulted ina new Florida communitycalled Trinity Springs.The community will openin early 2019.D onorg htS p otliCentenarian Mim ManfredReturns After Moving AwayMiriam Manfred (known affectionately as Mim) was born 101 years ago, the youngest of sixdaughters. While her older sisters took piano lessons, Mim played by ear after listening to them.She was also a soprano soloist as a student and after graduation. Today, you can hear Mim playingat our Minneapolis campus events.After marrying and raising a family, Mim became a kindergarten teacher for twenty years. Whenshe and her husband grew older they moved to Augustana Apartments of Minneapolis, knowingmore comprehensive care was available if they needed it.What thoughts do you have for non-profitsto address the unique needs of older adults?Though Mim moved to another care community about a year ago, she returned to AugustanaApartments because she missed us. “People here are so friendly,” she says. “There’s somethingabout being in a Christian atmosphere that also made me want to come back.”We should continue to be innovative anddevelop services that surround the corebusiness we have become known for, whilepursuing partnerships and collaborationswith other like-minded organizations.We too missed Mim’s beautiful playing and her bubbly energy. In addition to all she does, Mim isalso a generous donor. “It’s important to me to give,” she says, “so people who are here in the futurecan enjoy what I am enjoying now.”What are your future plans?My wife and I are excited to enjoy ourtwo grandchildren and embrace newopportunities as we look to the future.On a personal level, I look forward tocontinuing with my responsibilities here—and will search for ways to use my pastexperiences to help others. I have theutmost trust in my successor Bob Dahlas he assumes his new role, and I’ll beready to assist in any way I can.If you have questions or feedback,please contact our communicationsoffice at jjzark@augustanacare.orgor 612-238-8552.Creative Director Jeffrey M. PlaczekDirector of Communications Jenna ZarkDesigner Mark ZukorDirector of Nursing Deanna Berg (at left) and TeamLeader/Licensed Practical Nurse Miranda Schmitt saybabies enrich the lives of staff, residents and volunteersat Baptist Health Care Center.Staff, residents and volunteers embraced the opportunityto rock, talk and sing to the baby. Presently, anotherbaby is receiving care at the health care center. Somehave knitted special items for her. Staff donated clothingand toys and everyone has pitched in to welcomethe baby.“Research shows the benefits of intergenerationalrelationships, so we are very glad the babies are here,”says Director of Nursing Deanna Berg. “We are sopleased that Baptist Health Care Center is able to helpnot only older adults, but people of all ages in ourcommunity.”New Trinity Springs Community in FloridaInvites Older Adults to Live Well and JoyfullyFor many years, Elim Care wanted to partner with a church community to expand its work outsideof Minnesota. Several years ago, Elim Care found its partner in the Live Oaks Community Church,affiliated with the Evangelical Free Church of America. The result is Trinity Springs in Oxford,Florida, which opens in early 2019 to provide care and services to older adults.Trinity Springs will be adjacent to The Villages—the largest retirement community in the country.Trinity Springs will offer assisted living, memory care and eventually independent living apartments.As a faith-based nonprofit organization, Trinity Springs also offers a deep commitment to those weserve. Numerous studies cited by the Center for Medicare Advocacy show nonprofits rank higherthan for-profit organizations for the quality of care they provide.Staff’s dedication to residents’ well being is part of a long tradition of service. We look forwardto extending that tradition to people of every faith in Florida.Mim Manfred shares her talent for playing piano often at our Minneapolis campus. Though she brieflymoved away from Augustana Apartments, Mim returned because she missed her community.
continued from front pageWhat kept you awake at night?We do our utmost to train and supervisestaff and develop policies, but unforeseenissues can always develop. Success dependson having a good, knowledgeable team.You’ve been described as a visionaryleader. What’s your philosophy? Advicefor other CEOs?You have to listen to others, solicit theirideas and be open to what you hear. Now,with our affiliation, we have the opportunityto do good work for more people in morediversified ways and locations.Baptist HealthCare Center EmbracesInfant and Baby CareThe last thing staff and residents at Augustana ElimCare Services Baptist Health Care Center in Bismarckexpected was a baby—but in the past several years,they have had the opportunity to care for two of them.Initially, the center was called by a local hospital to askif they would take a baby with special needs untila longer term solution could be found.Elim Care’s quest toexpand its reach beyondMinnesota has resulted ina new Florida communitycalled Trinity Springs.The community will openin early 2019.D onorg htS p otliCentenarian Mim ManfredReturns After Moving AwayMiriam Manfred (known affectionately as Mim) was born 101 years ago, the youngest of sixdaughters. While her older sisters took piano lessons, Mim played by ear after listening to them.She was also a soprano soloist as a student and after graduation. Today, you can hear Mim playingat our Minneapolis campus events.After marrying and raising a family, Mim became a kindergarten teacher for twenty years. Whenshe and her husband grew older they moved to Augustana Apartments of Minneapolis, knowingmore comprehensive care was available if they needed it.What thoughts do you have for non-profitsto address the unique needs of older adults?Though Mim moved to another care community about a year ago, she returned to AugustanaApartments because she missed us. “People here are so friendly,” she says. “There’s somethingabout being in a Christian atmosphere that also made me want to come back.”We should continue to be innovative anddevelop services that surround the corebusiness we have become known for, whilepursuing partnerships and collaborationswith other like-minded organizations.We too missed Mim’s beautiful playing and her bubbly energy. In addition to all she does, Mim isalso a generous donor. “It’s important to me to give,” she says, “so people who are here in the futurecan enjoy what I am enjoying now.”What are your future plans?My wife and I are excited to enjoy ourtwo grandchildren and embrace newopportunities as we look to the future.On a personal level, I look forward tocontinuing with my responsibilities here—and will search for ways to use my pastexperiences to help others. I have theutmost trust in my successor Bob Dahlas he assumes his new role, and I’ll beready to assist in any way I can.If you have questions or feedback,please contact our communicationsoffice at jjzark@augustanacare.orgor 612-238-8552.Creative Director Jeffrey M. PlaczekDirector of Communications Jenna ZarkDesigner Mark ZukorDirector of Nursing Deanna Berg (at left) and TeamLeader/Licensed Practical Nurse Miranda Schmitt saybabies enrich the lives of staff, residents and volunteersat Baptist Health Care Center.Staff, residents and volunteers embraced the opportunityto rock, talk and sing to the baby. Presently, anotherbaby is receiving care at the health care center. Somehave knitted special items for her. Staff donated clothingand toys and everyone has pitched in to welcomethe baby.“Research shows the benefits of intergenerationalrelationships, so we are very glad the babies are here,”says Director of Nursing Deanna Berg. “We are sopleased that Baptist Health Care Center is able to helpnot only older adults, but people of all ages in ourcommunity.”New Trinity Springs Community in FloridaInvites Older Adults to Live Well and JoyfullyFor many years, Elim Care wanted to partner with a church community to expand its work outsideof Minnesota. Several years ago, Elim Care found its partner in the Live Oaks Community Church,affiliated with the Evangelical Free Church of America. The result is Trinity Springs in Oxford,Florida, which opens in early 2019 to provide care and services to older adults.Trinity Springs will be adjacent to The Villages—the largest retirement community in the country.Trinity Springs will offer assisted living, memory care and eventually independent living apartments.As a faith-based nonprofit organization, Trinity Springs also offers a deep commitment to those weserve. Numerous studies cited by the Center for Medicare Advocacy show nonprofits rank higherthan for-profit organizations for the quality of care they provide.Staff’s dedication to residents’ well being is part of a long tradition of service. We look forwardto extending that tradition to people of every faith in Florida.Mim Manfred shares her talent for playing piano often at our Minneapolis campus. Though she brieflymoved away from Augustana Apartments, Mim returned because she missed her community.
Non-Profit Org.U.S. POSTAGE1007 East 14th StreetMinneapolis, MN 55404-1395PAIDTwin Cities, MNPermit No. 2107Change Service RequestedS u m m e r / F A L L N E W S 2 018If you no longer wish toreceive this publication or wouldprefer to receive it electronicallyinstead, please contact us atphilanthropy@augustanacare.orgor call 612-238-5251. Your helpsaving paper and postage willbe appreciated.New Role for Augustana CareCEO Tim Tucker Brings Changeand RemembranceTim Tucker began working at Augustana Care in 1984and became CEO in 1995. As former Elim Care CEOBob Dahl assumes the role of CEO for our newlycombined organization Augustana Elim Care Services,Tim remains in a senior executive position as CEOemeritus. Tim will assist with the affiliation andwork on specific corporate-wide strategic initiatives.We caught up with him recently to ask about hisremarkable career.Activity Committee members Vernetta, Jenni and Bridget Weese enjoy somefamily time while creating gifts for Lakeside Oasis residents.It’s All About Connectionsat Immanuel Lutheran ChurchThough Jenni Weese lost her father to cancer, the kindness of hospice professionals who caredfor him made a lasting impression. Jenni wanted to help others in hospice, and as a member ofthe activities committee at Immanuel Church in Buffalo, began thinking about how to involvecongregants. She found a solution after attending a fundraiser at Lakeside Oasis, which is partof Buffalo’s Lake Ridge Care Center and provides comfort care for those facing the end of life.The church requested and received seed money from Thrivent Financial in 2016 to create fleeceblankets for hospice residents, along with nightgowns, pillowcases, bibs, lap blankets and welcomebags for families. Immanuel Lutheran also donates snacks so hungry visitors don’t have to leavetheir loved ones.Giving to others is vital to the church, which is affiliated with Augustana Elim Care Services.“It’s all about CONNECTIONS,” says Jenni. “If a warm blanket or small snack can make a differenceat the end of one’s life, then it’s an honor to make a connection like that in our community.”Augustana Elim Care ServicesFestival of TreesKick off your holiday season Saturday, November17 from 3:00 to 6:00 PM at our Festival of Trees,celebrating the 15th year of Augustana Regent.Enjoy elegant dining, live entertainment and muchmore! Funds help support a Peace Garden withoutdoor amenities.Advance tickets are 40 for adults and 10 forchildren aged five to twelve; tickets are 50 foradults and 12 for children at the door. Contactvmtobroxen@augustanacare.org or call 952-898-1910for more details.Life-changing giftsWhat’s the best way to leave a legacyconveying your values while helping others forgenerations to come? Gifts by bequest enableus to improve the quality of life for those whogive so much of themselves. Donations maybe made using cash, securities, IRA and otherretirement accounts, real estate or tangiblepersonal property.Gifts are deductible to the full extent of thelaw; consult an attorney to be sure. You’ll alsowant your attorney to verify that the provisionstates our legal names: Augustana Care orElim Care Ministries. Please inform us of yourbequest so you may be acknowledged and wemay better plan for the future.What is one of your favorite memories?More than thirty years ago, when my son was born,residents surprised me with a big party to welcomeanother addition to the Augustana Care family. Over theyears, people have stopped me regularly to say they arepraying for Augustana Care and myself. Their belief andconcern are inspiring.What is your most memorable accomplishment?I was really pleased to receive the Excellence in NonprofitLeadership Award from the national LeadingAge and to benamed one of the most admired CEOs by Minneapolis/St. PaulBusiness Journal. These honors really reflect Augustana Care,its board and our employees. In addition, in the early 1990sI reached out to several organizations to create employeehousing and expand our campus. That led to the developmentof the East Village apartment complex, which set the stagefor the revitalization of all of Eliot Park.Continued inside.
Non-Profit Org.U.S. POSTAGE1007 East 14th StreetMinneapolis, MN 55404-1395PAIDTwin Cities, MNPermit No. 2107Change Service RequestedS u m m e r / F A L L N E W S 2 018If you no longer wish toreceive this publication or wouldprefer to receive it electronicallyinstead, please contact us atphilanthropy@augustanacare.orgor call 612-238-5251. Your helpsaving paper and postage willbe appreciated.New Role for Augustana CareCEO Tim Tucker Brings Changeand RemembranceTim Tucker began working at Augustana Care in 1984and became CEO in 1995. As former Elim Care CEOBob Dahl assumes the role of CEO for our newlycombined organization Augustana Elim Care Services,Tim remains in a senior executive position as CEOemeritus. Tim will assist with the affiliation andwork on specific corporate-wide strategic initiatives.We caught up with him recently to ask about hisremarkable career.Activity Committee members Vernetta, Jenni and Bridget Weese enjoy somefamily time while creating gifts for Lakeside Oasis residents.It’s All About Connectionsat Immanuel Lutheran ChurchThough Jenni Weese lost her father to cancer, the kindness of hospice professionals who caredfor him made a lasting impression. Jenni wanted to help others in hospice, and as a member ofthe activities committee at Immanuel Church in Buffalo, began thinking about how to involvecongregants. She found a solution after attending a fundraiser at Lakeside Oasis, which is partof Buffalo’s Lake Ridge Care Center and provides comfort care for those facing the end of life.The church requested and received seed money from Thrivent Financial in 2016 to create fleeceblankets for hospice residents, along with nightgowns, pillowcases, bibs, lap blankets and welcomebags for families. Immanuel Lutheran also donates snacks so hungry visitors don’t have to leavetheir loved ones.Giving to others is vital to the church, which is affiliated with Augustana Elim Care Services.“It’s all about CONNECTIONS,” says Jenni. “If a warm blanket or small snack can make a differenceat the end of one’s life, then it’s an honor to make a connection like that in our community.”Augustana Elim Care ServicesFestival of TreesKick off your holiday season Saturday, November17 from 3:00 to 6:00 PM at our Festival of Trees,celebrating the 15th year of Augustana Regent.Enjoy elegant dining, live entertainment and muchmore! Funds help support a Peace Garden withoutdoor amenities.Advance tickets are 40 for adults and 10 forchildren aged five to twelve; tickets are 50 foradults and 12 for children at the door. Contactvmtobroxen@augustanacare.org or call 952-898-1910for more details.Life-changing giftsWhat’s the best way to leave a legacyconveying your values while helping others forgenerations to come? Gifts by bequest enableus to improve the quality of life for those whogive so much of themselves. Donations maybe made using cash, securities, IRA and otherretirement accounts, real estate or tangiblepersonal property.Gifts are deductible to the full extent of thelaw; consult an attorney to be sure. You’ll alsowant your attorney to verify that the provisionstates our legal names: Augustana Care orElim Care Ministries. Please inform us of yourbequest so you may be acknowledged and wemay better plan for the future.What is one of your favorite memories?More than thirty years ago, when my son was born,residents surprised me with a big party to welcomeanother addition to the Augustana Care family. Over theyears, people have stopped me regularly to say they arepraying for Augustana Care and myself. Their belief andconcern are inspiring.What is your most memorable accomplishment?I was really pleased to receive the Excellence in NonprofitLeadership Award from the national LeadingAge and to benamed one of the most admired CEOs by Minneapolis/St. PaulBusiness Journal. These honors really reflect Augustana Care,its board and our employees. In addition, in the early 1990sI reached out to several organizations to create employeehousing and expand our campus. That led to the developmentof the East Village apartment complex, which set the stagefor the revitalization of all of Eliot Park.Continued inside.
instead, please contact us at philanthropy@augustanacare.org or call 612-238-5251. Your help saving paper and postage will be appreciated. Non-Profit Org. u.S. POSTAGe PAID Twin Cities, mN Permit No. 2107 Continued inside. New Role for Augustana Care CEO Tim Tucker Brings Change and Remem
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