Full Continuum of Care

oin Fowler residents who enjoy all the comforts of home -- without the worry -- thanks to our full continuum of care campus.

WHAT GIVES?

Small ways that you can make a big difference for neighborhood nonprofits ome -- whether you enjoy a temporary stay or choose to make your home with Fowler, the supportive community and continuum of care offered on our beautiful campus will give you and your loved ones peace of mind.

Only 5 minutes from Baylor Hospital.

Fowler’s state-ofthe-art therapy suite includes a mock kitchen, bath and bedroom. Also, its rehabilitative outdoor garden and multiterrain walkways contributes a unique therapy environment while helping residents regain skills that help them return to a better quality of life.

BUY A SHIRT from Ken’s Man’s Shop, 6025 Royal Lane, and donate to the Wounded Warrior Project. Shop owners Ken Helfman and son Kory Helfman, who lives in East Dallas, carry a shirt by Nat Nast, which depicts the image of a soldier carrying his brother in arms. “Ken’s has a long history of its friends and clients, who are in, have served, or have family involved in our armed services,” the shop’s website states. Ken’s donates 15 percent of the retail price of every shirt to Wounded Warriors, which helps injured soldiers. The casual shortsleeved shirts come in three styles, and they cost $165. kensmansshop.com, woundedwarriorproject.org.

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GET YOUR HOUSE CLEANED ... and help someone with cancer or a wounded soldier get their house cleaned for free. Zena’s Detailed Maids in East Dallas actively recruits cancer patients to be on its Cleaning for a Reason roster. Cleaning for a Reason donates cleaning services to women who are undergoing chemotherapy to treat cancer. Zena’s also donates time to Cleaning for Heroes, providing free house-cleaning services to wounded or elderly veterans and fire fighters or police officers injured on the job. To sign up for either of those programs, log on to zenasdetailedmaids. com or call 469.248.0134.

KNOW OF WAYS that neighbors can spend time, attend an event, or purchase or donate something to benefit a neighborhood nonprofit? Email your suggestion to launch@ advocatemag.com.