EverHeart Hospice delivers blankets to support local cancer patients

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GREENVILLE — EverHeart Hospice recently completed deliveries of more than 50 blankets to five local cancer associations.

Over 40 years ago, EverHeart was founded by a group of volunteers with a vision to care for community members. Today they continue this legacy. With a core value of being community-focused, EverHeart is always looking for ways to partner with area organizations to show their support.

Jennifer Overholser, marketing specialist with EverHeart Hospice, enjoyed assisting with the deliveries.

“I feel it is important to support these organizations as almost everyone has been affected by cancer in some way. Cancer is as much a mental battle as it is a physical one, and we want patients to know they are supported,” Overholser said.

According to the American Cancer Society, 1 in 3 people will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. Deliveries were made to the Auglaize, Darke, Mercer, and Preble County Cancer Associations in Ohio and Cancer Services for Randolph County in Indiana.

EverHeart’s Community Outreach Specialist Megan Stull also helped with the blanket deliveries.

“It was a true honor delivering the blankets to our local cancer associations. Not only were we able to provide blankets to cancer patients, but we were also able to provide smiles to so many. It’s a true blessing to be able to help our community members in a time of need,” Stull said.

For more information on EverHeart Hospice, visit www.everhearthospice.org or contact a member of their team at 800-417-7535.

Jennifer Overholser, marketing specialist with EverHeart Hospice, recently delivered blankets to five local cancer associations to help bring comfort to cancer patients. In total, EverHeart Hospice delivered over 50 blankets.
https://www.sidneydailynews.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/47/2022/03/web1_Jennifer-Overholser-Delivering-Blankets.jpgJennifer Overholser, marketing specialist with EverHeart Hospice, recently delivered blankets to five local cancer associations to help bring comfort to cancer patients. In total, EverHeart Hospice delivered over 50 blankets. Courtesy photo

EverHeart Hospice Community Outreach Specialist Megan Stull recently delivered blankets to five local cancer associations to help bring comfort to cancer patients. In total, EverHeart Hospice delivered over 50 blankets.
https://www.sidneydailynews.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/47/2022/03/web1_Megan-Stull-Delivering-Blankets.jpgEverHeart Hospice Community Outreach Specialist Megan Stull recently delivered blankets to five local cancer associations to help bring comfort to cancer patients. In total, EverHeart Hospice delivered over 50 blankets. Courtesy photo

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