PO Box 125, Auburn, MI 48611
Email: info@toniandtrishhouse.org
(989) 662-6400
Guests at Toni and Trish House for the Care of the Terminally Ill need to be patients of a local hospice agency. We believe it is best for people to die in the comfort of their own home but, for many reasons, some people cannot stay in their home. For individuals in those situations, the Toni and Trish House is here to provide family-like care. Read more…
We are very grateful to the kind folks at William A. Kibbe & Associates for generously naming Toni & Trish House as the charity beneficiary of their 2010 Kibbe Klassic Golf Outing. The event is scheduled for Friday, August 13 at the Sawmill Golf Club, 19 Sawmill Boulevard, Saginaw. Contact Jay Wheeler (jwheeler@kibbe.com), 989-752-5000, for more information or download the Kibbe Klassic flier.
"Rewind By The River", Thursday August 5, is the first annual Charity Concert sponsored by Tri City Wellness Foundation Inc. All proceeds of the concert will go to local charity groups and downtown Tri City preservation, including Toni & Trish House. There will be plenty of music food and good times, and the Toni and Trish House will have a tent, so stop in and say hello.
Food, Fun & Music as Hot as the Ribs! Nightly Concerts, Rib Contests, Fun for the Entire Family at theLabadie Pig Gig 2010, presented by State Farm, will take place August 5-8 in Veteran's Memorial Park in Bay City, MI. Don't forget to check out the Catholic Federal 5k Walk & Run - All proceeds go to the Toni & Trish House! Race runs on August 7th, at 10:30am.
We are very grateful to Emma Johnson and Ralph Wirtz of the Midland Daily News for the article they wrote, "The House That Love Built," about Toni and Trish House for the March 25, 2010 edition of the Midland Daily News.
New volunteers must attend both sessions:
Call Toni and Trish House at 989-662-6400 to register.
See our Volunteer Caregivers page for more information on volunteering.
Volunteering not only helps others, it can be good for your health, too. Research shows that "volunteer therapy" can improve your mood, strengthen your body, and lessen stress. And this works even for people who are themselves coping with a serious illness. Read more…