The Pearl Ellis Gallery community has once again shown the power of generosity and creativity by contributing more than 70 pieces of artwork to the Home Instead "Be a Santa to a Senior" program.
These thoughtful gifts will help bring joy to seniors living in care homes, improving their holiday experience and brightening their rooms with beautiful artwork.
Home Instead’s program invites members of the community to fulfill gift requests from seniors, which are displayed as paper ornaments on the Home Instead Christmas tree.
The donated artwork from Pearl Ellis Gallery members is just one of many contributions to this initiative. Community members have also donated items such as slippers, groceries, and other essentials, ensuring that seniors feel remembered and cared for during the festive season.
Gallery vice president Susan Sarada and Home Instead’s Alesia Sabulsky celebrated the delivery of the artwork in front of the Home Instead Christmas tree, surrounded by some of the donated pieces.
“We are so proud to support this meaningful program,” said Sarada. “Our members’ generosity has been incredible, and we hope these pieces of art will make a difference in the lives of seniors this holiday season.”
Home Instead expressed their gratitude, noting that the "Be a Santa to a Senior" program is still ongoing, and additional gift requests remain on the tree for anyone interested in contributing.
For more information about the "Be a Santa to a Senior" program and how to donate, visit the Home Instead office at 130 B 19th St, Courtenay.
