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Avoiding the Cliffhanger How Your Will Reveals What Matters Most Cliffhangers might be an amusing way to end a novel or sitcom. But it’s hardly the way to conclude your own life’s story. Yet this [...]

Beacon Hill at Eastgate Expert Series Andi Allen – Super Connector Andi Allen’s ties with Beacon Hill at Eastgate are abundant and enduring. Her grandfather lived here in the 1970s when it was [...]

Cultivating Friendship in a Vaccinated World I’ve lost the instinct to shake hands. After 15 months of not being allowed to extend my hand out as a welcoming gesture, it doesn’t even come to mind [...]

Mary and Martha Guild Did you know that one of the reasons why we have such wonderful camaraderie between our Independent and Assisted Living campuses at Beacon Hill is because of the Mary and [...]

Eggs in the Giving Basket Giving Commodities to the Beacon Hill Foundation You know not to put all your eggs in one basket. But did you know…. Savvy farmers who put some of their eggs – or [...]

Farmers Markets By Luke Theaker, Executive Chef Like those around me at Beacon Hill, the quality of food that we serve to those in the community is one of my top priorities. We are blessed to [...]

Beacon Hill at Eastgate Expert Series Blessings from COVID? Well, for Beacon Hill there are certainly some and one of them is our Executive Chef – Luke Theaker. If not for the pandemic and its [...]

Sustaining personal connections through a labor of LOVE The community garden at Beacon Hill in many ways, is more than just a garden, it’s a key resident fixture and way for everyone to stay [...]

Spiritual Care in Practice Miriam[1] has been a churchgoer all her life. Growing up in a preacher’s home, she never missed a Sunday service. Often, she sat through two or more services each week. [...]

How Generous People Save Taxes Savvy Giving Options You Should Know!   Care to know a secret? Generous donors just like you are giving to the Beacon Hill Foundation in savvy ways that have a [...]