In this episode of Solving Life’s Next Chapter, Lydia Wietsma interviews Sheryl Keeme, Executive Director of Neighbors Who Care, about the vital role this nonprofit plays in helping seniors remain independent in their own homes.

Neighbors Who Care is a volunteer-driven organization serving the Sun Lakes community. Their mission is simple but powerful: helping seniors age safely, confidently, and with dignity. During the interview, Sheryl explains the essential services they provide, including:


House visits and reassurance calls


Meal support


Transportation to medical appointments and errands


Grocery shopping assistance


Social connection and companionship

For many seniors, these services prevent isolation and delay the need for higher levels of care.

Arizona Charitable Tax Credit

The show also covers the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit. Donations to a Qualified Charitable Organization like Neighbors Who Care qualify for a dollar-for-dollar state tax credit:


$495 for single filers


$987 for married couples filing jointly

This means your contribution directly reduces your Arizona state tax liability while supporting seniors in your community.

Volunteers Welcome

Neighbors Who Care is actively recruiting volunteers. Whether driving a senior to an appointment, delivering a meal, or making a friendly visit, volunteers make a measurable impact. It’s an opportunity to serve with purpose and strengthen the local community. to reach out to Neighbors who care call 480.895.7133 Website NeighborsWhoCare.com

Listen to Solving Life’s Next Chapter on KKNT 960 AM The Patriot.
Contact Lydia Wietsma at (602) 688-4310.
Her book, Solving Life’s Next Chapter, is available on Amazon in paperback and Kindle.

 

In this episode of&nbsp;Solving Life&rsquo;s Next Chapter, Lydia Wietsma interviews Sheryl Keeme, Executive Director of Neighbors Who Care, about the vital role this nonprofit plays in helping seniors remain independent in their own homes.
Neighbors Who Care is a volunteer-driven organization serving the Sun Lakes community. Their mission is simple but powerful: helping seniors age safely, confidently, and with dignity. During the interview, Sheryl explains the essential services they provide, including:
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House visits and reassurance calls
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Meal support
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Transportation to medical appointments and errands
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Grocery shopping assistance
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Social connection and companionship
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For many seniors, these services prevent isolation and delay the need for higher levels of care.
Arizona Charitable Tax Credit
The show also covers the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit. Donations to a Qualified Charitable Organization like Neighbors Who Care qualify for a dollar-for-dollar state tax credit:
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$495 for single filers
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$987 for married couples filing jointly
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This means your contribution directly reduces your Arizona state tax liability while supporting seniors in your community.
Volunteers Welcome
Neighbors Who Care is actively recruiting volunteers. Whether driving a senior to an appointment, delivering a meal, or making a friendly visit, volunteers make a measurable impact. It&rsquo;s an opportunity to serve with purpose and strengthen the local community. to reach out to Neighbors who care call 480.895.7133 Website <a href="http://neighborswhocare.com/" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="6">NeighborsWhoCare.com</a>
Listen to Solving Life&rsquo;s Next Chapter on KKNT 960 AM The Patriot. Contact Lydia Wietsma at (602) 688-4310. Her book, Solving Life&rsquo;s Next Chapter, is available on Amazon in paperback and Kindle.
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As a real estate probate specialist helping people solve their loved one’s final challenges, the critical (and often hidden or misunderstood) details of having not only one’s life in order, but one’s documents safely up to date is vitally important.
Many people fail to prepare correctly for their end of life and those who are left managing everything are often in the dark. Lydia wrote Solving Life’s Next Chapter to offer basic guidance to the average person who may be managing a parent’s property after death, or another loved one.

As a real estate probate specialist helping people solve their loved one&rsquo;s final challenges, the critical (and often hidden or misunderstood) details of having not only one&rsquo;s life in order, but one&rsquo;s documents safely up to date is vitally important. Many people fail to prepare correctly for their end of life and those who are left managing everything are often in the dark. Lydia wrote&nbsp;Solving Life&rsquo;s Next Chapter&nbsp;to offer basic guidance to the average person who may be managing a parent&rsquo;s property after death, or another loved one.