You Matter More than You Know
Thank you, donors. You make real change possible. That is why your donation matters so much, especially during these uncertain times. — Roger Myers, PVM President, CEO
PACE Central MI adjusting to serve older adults during COVID-19
See how PVM/PACE Central MI is adjusting to serve older adults as a result of COVID-19.
Thank you donors – We are PVM Strong!
Thank you everyone for your donations and support during these unprecedented times. Watch the video below for an important message from Roger Myers, President & CEO of PVM. In fighting this virus, every day counts, and every donation counts. Thank you so much.
Homegrown – Because of You. Lois still calls Northern Michigan home.
Lois Manville’s story will warm the hearts of each PVM Foundation donor. Thank you for caring about Lois. Enjoy her story. Harbor Springs sits at the northern tip of Lower Michigan. Lois is a lifelong resident of the area (coming up on 90 years!). She never thought of living an
Delores couldn’t have written her story without you
Delores from The Village of Our Savior’s Manor wrote her autobiography on computers in the library at her Village—computers made possible by donors. Delores from The Village of Our Savior’s Manor in Westland wrote her autobiography using the computers in the library at the
Motivated by their faith, John and Deb did something wonderful
Their bequest will help provide faith-based senior housing for years to come! As a longtime congregant at Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, John Denler knew about his church’s financial support of PVM over the years. That’s why he and wife Deb felt so comfortable getting involve
Vernice has a new lease on life
Through financial hardship and a battle with cancer, Vernice found the support she needed because of caring donors like you. Vernice spent most of her life taking care of others. A single mother of four, she worked her way up the corporate ladder over 30 years at Blue Cross Blue
From idle, bored, and depressed to active, engaged, and thriving
Your donations helped get James back in the game! For 30 years, roofing was James’ life — until it wasn’t. Decades of hard, manual work had taken their toll on James’ knees, a specialist told him one day; it had to stop. Still years away from retirement, James was out of
How U of M’s Henry Johnson is building a brighter future for seniors
Giving back has always been part of Henry Johnson’s life philosophy. Even in his twenty-plus years as a vice president at the University of Michigan, the first African-American to hold an administrative position there, Johnson always found time to volunteer. By the time he’d
Witness the Power of Giving – Thome Rivertown of Detroit
Thome Rivertown is here!
