Centers Health Care Gives Back to Seven Selected Organizations With a $2500 Grant Within Each of Centers’ Regions

The Company Celebrates Its 25th Year of Existence by Thanking Non-Profits from the Heart

NEW YORK, NY- February 1, 2022 — Bronx-based Centers Health Care, the largest and
most complete post-acute health care continuum in New York, with 49 skilled nursing and rehab
facilities across the northeast and Midwest, is giving back to the community beginning at the end
of January and going through February 2022 by donating a $2500 check to seven selected
organizations who provide a heartfelt service for human and animal life. Steve Carr, Chief Sales
Officer for Centers Health Care, had his team reach out to a vast number of organizations and the
seven were chosen based on votes within in each Centers Health Care community where people
would fill out a card and drop it in a box at various Centers Health Care locations.

“In our 25th year as a company offering the highest level of post-acute care and rehabilitation
throughout the northeast and Midwest, we felt it was time to give back to organizations who also
care, but in their own specific way,” said Carr. “These seven organizations fill a huge need in
the lives of people and animals. Helping them goes such a long way for people in America and
it’s all from the heart.”

The seven selected are within the seven regions that Centers Health Care offers the most
comprehensive state-of-the-art post-acute care and rehabilitation in four states including New
York, New Jersey, Rhode Island and Kansas.

• Rhode Island: Project Hand Up (West Warwick, RI) – an organization where
working people and the less fortunate receive a monthly check where they can shop for
groceries, pay bills, etc. without having to neglect their kids.
• Kansas: The Lord’s Diner (Wichita, KS) – This is an organization that fights hunger in
the community for the less fortunate in Wichita. Their mission is to serve nutritional meals and
they offer a sit-down or take-out for the people.
• Downstate New York: Renewal (Brooklyn, NY) – This organization helps families
navigate through the kidney transplant system, from finding a donor to arranging the transplant
and beyond.
• South Jersey: Funny Farm Rescue and Sanctuary (Mays Landing, NJ) – This
organization is one of the largest rescues in the Northeast US, and home to over 600 rescue
animals from all walks of life.
• Adirondacks, NY: Big Brothers, Big Sisters of the Adirondack (Glens Falls, NY) –
This organization seeks to change the lives of children facing adversity, for ages 6 to 18.
• Capital Region/Albany region, NY: Things Of My Very Own (Schenectady, NY) –
This organization offers support to children fleeing abuse, from the basic necessities to teaching
basic life skills in order to install confidence and self-worth.
• Western New York/Buffalo region: Seniors Wishes (Orchard Park, NY) – Senior
Wishes enriches the lives of deserving seniors by granting them a meaningful wish. The goal of
the program is to honor and recognize the lifelong contributions of seniors and promote their
quality of life by granting them a wish that brings them joy.
Although 2021 was Centers Health Care’s 25th anniversary, the disruption of the COVID-19
pandemic delayed the campaign. The combined effort from Centers Health Care amounts to
$17,500.

About Centers Health Care
Centers Health Care is one of the largest and most complete post-acute health care continuums in
the northeast. The Centers Health Care family includes nearly 50 skilled nursing and
rehabilitation facilities in New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island, and Kansas. In addition, the
Centers continuum includes Home Health Care, Managed Long-Term Care (MLTC), Adult Day
Healthcare, Assisted Living, two state-of-the-art Renal Dialysis Centers, and Centers Urgent
Care providing walk-in medical care.
More than 24,000 dedicated staffers and caregivers provide for the needs or over 9,000 long-and
short-term residents throughout the Centers Health Care family.

For more information, please visit us at http://www.centershealthcare.org