Workshop: Photography in the Gardens at The Ford House
Garden Workshop: Happy Houseplants at The Ford House
Run out of projects yet? Green up your space by adding some beautiful house plants! Our Manager of Landscapes and all-around plant guru Joe Cieslinski will prepare you to get your house plants to thrive — regardless of your plant care skills or knowledge. As your indoor plants thrive, you might find that you do as well.
Purchase Tickets: https://www.fordhouse.org/event/07162020/garden-workshop-happy-houseplants
Garden Workshop: Kitchen Garden at The Ford House
Join our Horticulturist Kelley Maricle who will guide you through the edible plants historically featured on the estate, as well as our newly-added edible garden.
Also enjoy a sneak peek into the design process of the “kitchen garden” that will serve our new Visitor Center, currently under construction. This workshop will leave you inspired and prepared to make a garden that is as pretty as it is useful!
Our program uses the Zoom platform.
Register at: https://www.fordhouse.org/event/07022020/garden-workshop-kitchen-garden
Sidewalk Sale Summer Stroll
Take a stroll on Mack Avenue
Enjoy Shopping with Friendly Merchants
Great Deals . Business Giveaways. Dining Specials
Kindly Support our Local Businesses in Grosse Pointe Woods
QPR Training
Question.Persuade.Refer
3 steps anyone can learn to prevent suicide
Meeting URL: https://bluejeans.com/980463252
Meeting ID: 980 463 252
Passcode: 2016
The Effect of Social Isolation on those Living with Dementia
Teepa Snow, owner and CEO of Positive Approach to Care, LLC, is an enlightening, entertaining, and energetic speaker and nationally-renowned dementia care expert. Teepa will be joined by Peter Ross, CEO and Co founder of Senior Helpers, for a presentation that will focus on dementia care during the COVID-19 pandemic, including:
- The serious effects that social isolation may have on those living with brain change.
- Recognizing the signs and symptoms of depression and anxiety in those living with dementia.
- Tips to help care providers recognize and respond more accurately to unwanted effects of social isolation to reduce the chances for escalation and ‘non-helpful’ hospitalizations.
REGISTER TODAY:
https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/3327471137693128976
FORE The Helm – 2nd Annual Golf Outing
Join us for an exciting day of golf, food and fun competition supporting The Helm at the Boll Life Center.
Sign up at www.helmlife.org or 313-882-9600.
$225 per golfer/$900 per foursome.
Registration begins at noon, a 1 p.m. shotgun start and a boxed lunch for the course.
All players receive use of a cart, boxed lunch, post-event hors d’oeuvres (heavy) and two drink tickets.
Prizes awarded for Closest to the Pin and the low scoring Men’s, Women’s and Mixed Teams.
WALK FOR MIRACLE WORKERS – SPONSORED BY BEAUMONT
Beaumont Children’s annual Walk for Miracles – now renamed the Walk for Miracle Workers – will bring the community together, virtually, on Saturday, August 8, 2020. An online kickoff celebration will take place at 9:00 a.m. Participants are asked to register online, create teams and use Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals’ Crowdfunding page to raise money. In addition to supporting the pediatric programs and services of Beaumont Children’s, proceeds from this year’s event will also support Beaumont’s health care heroes.
Beaumont Children’s, a Children’s Miracle Network Hospital, is part of the frontline of the COVID-19 crisis. Hospitals are open 24/7/365 to provide high-quality, compassionate care that children and adults need. The dedication of physicians, nurses and medical staff during a pandemic does not come without cost. Donations to Beaumont’s COVID-19 Employee Support Fund assists frontline caregivers with childcare, housing and transportation needs.
“The ripple effect of the impact of caring for COVID-19 patients affects every aspect of treatment and services offered by Beaumont Children’s,” said John Fox, President and CEO of Beaumont Health and Walk for Miracle Workers Chairman. “Important funding is needed to sustain current and new programs in the hospital setting. Hosting the virtual walk will help support these services and bring the community together to thank all front-line workers – health care, first responders and service providers.”
Those participating in the virtual event may decide to walk or run a desired route of their choosing, as well as create their own timing for their event on August 8. Social media will be a connective thread tying participants together. If a team is gathering (not more than 10 individuals at one location), safe social distancing practices should be practiced.
Beaumont Children’s/CMN team will help motivate participants by hosting contests to inspire teams to reach fundraising milestones including “most unique location”, “most spirited”, best costume” and more. Winning teams will receive gift cards supporting local restaurants.
Upon registration, each entry will receive a Participant Kit that includes tips on raising funds, a racing bib and other event gifts and information. Participants will also receive a finisher’s certificate and medal.
During the event, each registrant is encouraged to share his or her experience using #BeaumontMiracleWorkers on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter and sharing on Beaumont Children’s Facebook page.
A registration fee of $30 per person is required. To register, visit www.beaumont.org/walk-for-miracles
More about programs of the Children’s Miracle Network at Beaumont Children’s can be found at: www.Beaumont.org/CMN.
Media Contact: Chris Morrisroe, Beaumont Health Foundation Chris.Morrisroe@Beaumont.org or 947.522.0078 (O) 248.770.4527 (C)
Solstice Cocktail Hour: A Toast to the Sunset with The Ford House
Join our Director of Material Culture Lisa Worley and members of the Ford House team for a Summer Solstice cocktail hour.
Learn how to mix cocktails and mocktails from vintage recipes while we celebrate the Summer Solstice. Recipes will be shared in advance so you can collect the necessary supplies, tools and cocktail-making equipment (or improvised tools and equipment), and follow the live demonstrations, step by step. There will be opportunities for questions, conversation, and discussion. After the demonstration, we invite you to share a toast and celebrate the Solstice with us!
Note: All participants must be 21 and older.
Ticket Price: $5 adults, free for Ford House members
Upon registration, you will receive an access code and a link to use to join the meeting. Our program uses the Zoom platform. You will need to download the Zoom app to your smartphone or tablet, or log into the Zoom website before you begin the workshop.
Garden Workshop: Compost 101 with The Ford House
Don’t throw that away! We can teach you to create a system that is better for the environment and turns your food scraps into “black gold.”
Our Manager of Landscapes Joe Cieslinski will guide you on how you can start making your own compost and add it to your garden.
Cost: $10 non-members; $5 Ford House members
Our workshop is held using the Zoom platform. You will need to download the Zoom app to your smartphone or tablet, or log into the Zoom website and register before you begin the workshop.
Ford House will send you an email with the access code and a link to join the meeting upon registration.