Episcopal Retirement Services (ERS) is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization.
All gifts are tax-deductible to the extent provided by law. The ERS Foundation EIN is 31-1570272
Each year we raise funds for our Good Samaritan Mission Fund, which provides:
Last year alone, ERS contributed more than $1.9 million to cover expenses above and beyond our resident fees. We raise those funds through donations, grants, and events to help us keep our longstanding promise that no resident be asked to leave the Marjorie P. Lee or Deupree House communities due to a lack of funds.
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CARES Act Giving Information
This guideline provides valuable information about several measures to help ease the financial burden placed upon many people. Information about IRA’s, retirement distributions, charitable support and more is available.
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In these unprecedented times where the health and safety of everyone are paramount, the ERS Annual Gala is going Virtual!
Far apart, but never closer, we will come together for a memorable evening of celebration, inspiration, and entertainment — all to support the ERS Good Samaritan Mission Fund.
We are pleased to share the current issue of the ERS Foundation Samaritan Times with you. We hope you enjoy reading about the many ways philanthropy is making life better for those we serve. I welcome feedback on how we can improve future issues.
Click here to read the current or past issues.
Sincerely,
Joy Rowe Blang
Executive Director of Philanthropy
jblang@erslife.org
Dan Meyer contributed in many ways to the success of ERS within his lifetime- as a board member, donor and Deupree House resident. Dan also included ERS in his estate plan, which was directed, to the Marjorie P. Lee Capital Campaign when Dan passed away in 2016. His sisters Corky Ladd and Marian Allen, daughter and son-on-law Jennifer and Hal Angus, and friends Mike and Digi Schueler came together to make an additional collective gift to name The Meyer Family Rehabilitation Center. In total, they contributed $250,000 to the overall $4.25M capital campaign to support the $20M renovation of MPL. The therapy center more than doubled in size, thanks to their generosity.
