Interfaith Caregivers of Greater Mercer County
Helping seniors and people with disabilities
to live independently
to live independently
Serving Seniors and Disabled Neighbors
Annual Holiday 50/50 Raffle
Wednesday, December 8, 2021 at 7:00PM
Ticket price: $50.00
Help us raise funds to support our caregiving and wellness services for elderly and disabled.
Honoring ICGMC Volunteers
Thank you to our sponsors, attendees and volunteers for making this celebration a very special event.
Stay tuned for pictures from Shining Lights Gala.
Serving Seniors and Disabled Neighbors
Since 1994, Interfaith Caregivers of Greater Mercer County has helped underserved, homebound seniors, and people with disabilities to age in their homes, with independence and dignity. Our caregiving and wellness services are provided by a dedicated group of volunteers who are recruited, trained, and managed by Interfaith Caregivers of Greater Mercer County and in cooperation with our interdenominational coalition. Volunteers assist with everyday living activities, including rides to essential doctor’s appointments, grocery shopping, minor household chores, and friendly visits.
During the Covid-19 pandemic our services are needed more than ever. Our volunteers reach out to their care receivers to ensure they have access to everything they need including: food, medication, and transportation to medical appointments while practicing social distancing and following safety guidelines. Our staff and leadership have been working on new ways to reach out to all we serve.
Caregiving Services and Wellness Programs
Interfaith Caregivers of Greater Mercer County mobilizes hundreds of dedicated volunteers who provide free caregiving and wellness services for the elderly and disable residents of the greater Mercer County area.
Neighbors Helping Neighbors
Our caring volunteers provide free non-medical support for homebound seniors and adults with disabilities so that they may age with dignity in their own homes, for as long as possible.
Project Healthy Bones
Exercise and health education program for older adults, with or at risk of osteoporosis. Program’s goal is to improve strength, balance, and flexibility for safe and successful aging.
Join Our Network of Volunteers
Interfaith Caregivers volunteers provide small but essential services like grocery shopping, giving a ride to a doctor’s appointment or a friendly in-person or virtual visit. Help with these tasks enables our elderly neighbors to remain in their homes and live independently.
There are numerous volunteer opportunities available in our network. We believe that you can find one that you would enjoy.
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Help us to help those in need
All Interfaith Caregivers of Greater Mercer County programs and services are provided free-of-charge to our low income and underserved seniors and adults with disabilities.
We rely on charitable support from the community. Your donations enable us to recruit, screen, train and support our volunteers who provide our caregiving and wellness services.
See What Our Volunteers And Care Receivers Say
"We get along and just enjoy one another’s company,” says Tom. “It feels like we have created a sense of community that is so hard to find these days, where neighbors look after neighbors and everyone is happier for it.
Tom
- Volunteer caregiver
"I really depend on her and she is so thoughtful and so helpful. She does everything I could ever asked for and she is my sweetheart."
Doris
- Care receiver
"I’m surprised I have actually helped over 50 people and I can remember all of them. They are in my heart forever. They have given me much more that I’ve given them. To be a volunteer is just one of the greatest thing in the world."
Judy
- Volunteer caregiver