Shown left to right: Alice Vest, Lifeline Committee Chair holding a Lifeline unit, Margaret Goodhue,
Mayor David White, Donna Herman, Jan Musson, Nancy Morton-Kaiser, Council person Noelle Hagan, and Roberta Hoey.
Altrusa International, Inc. of Montrose celebrated receiving a $7,500 grant from the City of Montrose for the club’s Lifeline program which serves 104 local clients.
Lifeline helps those who have health and medical problems remain safely in their homes by providing a medical alert security system. The local Altrusa club has been operating the system for over 25 years.
Altrusa of Montrose also received a Wells Fargo grant and an Altrusa International Foundation Grant specifically for Lifeline, for a combined total of over $8,600. With these grants, along with funds budgeted by the club, Altrusa can now replace about one-quarter of the older Lifeline units which are being phased out by the manufacturer.
Mayor David White, Donna Herman, Jan Musson, Nancy Morton-Kaiser, Council person Noelle Hagan, and Roberta Hoey.
Altrusa International, Inc. of Montrose celebrated receiving a $7,500 grant from the City of Montrose for the club’s Lifeline program which serves 104 local clients.
Lifeline helps those who have health and medical problems remain safely in their homes by providing a medical alert security system. The local Altrusa club has been operating the system for over 25 years.
Altrusa of Montrose also received a Wells Fargo grant and an Altrusa International Foundation Grant specifically for Lifeline, for a combined total of over $8,600. With these grants, along with funds budgeted by the club, Altrusa can now replace about one-quarter of the older Lifeline units which are being phased out by the manufacturer.