A Teacher’s Influence by Leeza Gibbons
2024-03-22
None of us can really know which of the memories we’ve shared with others will last or resonate beyond the moment in time to whichContinue Reading
Is Everything OK with Your Brain?
2023-07-28
We can’t see if our brain is bruised or broken, but we know that if Alzheimer’s has crept in, it could be eating away atContinue Reading
Senior Prom brings the generations together
2023-01-30
Leeza’s Care Connection is gearing up for The Senior Prom, on March 23 from 7 – 9 pm. The night brings together everyone from highContinue Reading
Silver Lining Club is a Game Changer for Caregivers
2022-05-31
Our beloved Silver Lining Club is a game-changer in supporting caregivers here in SC. We created this respite program for our caregivers to get aContinue Reading
Leeza’s Care Connection holding a Senior Prom April 14
2022-04-05
Prom isn’t just another dance. It’s a tradition, a rite of passage, a ritual that brings together people who have something in common. It createsContinue Reading
Leeza’s Care Connection’s Dare2Care Event
2021-10-05
More than just an evening of fundraising, Leeza Gibbons’ Dare2Care charity event on November 11th, is a challenge to find ways to connect and careContinue Reading
5 Holiday Tips for Caregivers
2020-12-02
Like many of you, I have powerful memories of holidays from my childhood. Christmas snowglobes, nutcrackers, twinkling lights and staying in my pajamas all dayContinue Reading
Caregivers Need Your Help!
2020-10-21
Caregivers Need Your Help! No one has been hit harder during the pandemic than family caregivers. Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s or other chronic illnessContinue Reading
Swygert appointed to Advisory Board
2020-09-03
Gene Swygert, retired construction engineer with Sloan ConstructionCompany has been appointed to the advisory board of Leeza’s Care Connection Foundation. Marti Colucci, Director of Leeza’sContinue Reading
Why WOMEN Might Be at a Higher Risk for Alzheimer’s
2020-08-31
It’s been said that Alzheimer’s is a woman’s disease. Women are both more likely to develop the disease and more likely be dementia caregivers. OlderContinue Reading