Sunflower
Diversified
Services Foundation
Estate Planning and Trusts
Whatever
the age
or the level of service...
Sunflower's goal is the same - to provide avenues leading
to individual dignity, respect and as much independence as
possible.
Our Commitment:
- Enhancing people's abilities
- Encourage individuals to exercise their rights, identify
their options and make informed choices on their own
- Promoting independence and productivity
- Encouraging involvement in community and leisure
activities
- Ensuring the dignity that goes hand-in-hand with a well
rounded lifestyle
Please
consider a one-time donation, an annual pledge and the
advantage of estate planning. Sunflower sponsors
estate-planning seminars at absolutely no cost or
obligation to you. The tax savings information is
invaluable and if you choose to include Sunflower in your
estate, that is the philanthropic fringe benefit.
Foundation Trustees
Bob Anderson – Barton County – President
John Cross – Barton County – Secretary/Treasurer
Vicki Batchman - Barton County
Mike Minton - Barton County
Scott Tillotson – Barton County
Board of Directors
Pete Schartz – Pawnee County –
President
Scott Donovan – Barton County – Vice President
Bob Anderson–Barton County–Secretary/Treasurer
Lisa Burdett – Pawnee County – At Large
Marianne Miller – Rice County
Your Contribution
is tax deductible, please check with your Tax
Professional.
Sunflower Diversified Services, Inc.
Is a Non-Profit Organization
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DONATION
/ GIVING AREA
If
you would like more information about the
Sunflower Diversified Services Foundation, please contact
Connie Oetken (620) 792-1325 or use the links below.
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Tax dollars are
available for many Sunflower services.
However, there is a long list of special needs that can be financed
only through private donations. These include, but are certainly not
limited to:
- Wheelchair adjustments that allow a person to be comfortable
- Communication devices that allow interaction between a Sunflower
individual, their family and friends
- Eyeglasses
- Footwear adjustments that offer comfortable walking
- Dental work
- Respite time for caregivers
- Home modifications for better accessibility to personal hygiene
and other day-to-day activities.
- Assistance in moving to more independent living settings.
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