Have you ever heard of Hoodie Hoo Day? This quirky little tradition welcomes the promise of spring! At noon on February 20, people around the world raise their hands and shout a cheerful “Hoodie Hoo” (pronounced HOOD-ee HOO, like an owl’s call)—a lighthearted phrase that’s fun and easy to say. Ways to join the fun:
First recognized in 1926, Black History Month honors the lasting impact and influence of Black Americans throughout our nation’s history. It is a time to celebrate stories of perseverance, creativity, leadership, and culture that have shaped generations. Throughout the month, we are invited to learn, reflect, and appreciate the many voices and experiences that enrich
Mardi Gras, celebrated on February 17, is a festive tradition filled with music, color, and a little extra joy. Also called “Fat Tuesday,” it’s a great day to gather, share smiles, and enjoy the moment in ways that feel easy and fun. Did you know Paczki Day is also celebrated today? Have you ever tried
February 14 is widely known as Valentine’s Day, but it also marks National Organ Donor Day—a time to recognize the incredible impact of organ, tissue, and cornea donation. Becoming an organ donor is a powerful act of generosity. One registered donor may save up to eight lives and improve many more through tissue and cornea
To everyone who contributed decorations, gifts, time, music, or a simple moment of kindness: thank you. You helped create a Christmas celebration our residents will remember long after the lights come down. In a season that celebrates hope and generosity, you brought both to our doorstep. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a New
This year’s highlight was the Resident Angels Gift Program, a tradition that has grown more meaningful each holiday season. Community members and the program Keisha’s Korner “adopted” residents by choosing names from the Angel Trees located in Family Dollar and The Market grocery store. Within days, beautifully wrapped presents appeared—cozy blankets, sweaters, puzzles, favorite snacks,