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Welcome to ‘What’s Happening’ – the heart of PartnersInCare.org! Dive into our world where compassion meets action. Join us on a journey of community, support, and empowerment as we shine a spotlight on the stories, events, and initiatives shaping the lives of our Older Adult Members for the better. From uplifting testimonials to impactful projects, discover the joy of making a difference.

Join The Team As A Boutique Shift Supervisor!

July 16, 2026
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A New Look, the Same Heart: Introducing Partners In Care’s New Brand

July 9, 2026
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Partners In Care Unveils New Logo Reflecting Growth, Collaboration, and the Future of Care  PASADENA, Md. – Partners In Care (PIC) today unveiled a refreshed logo and
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Partners In Care Maryland, Inc., in collaboration with Chesapeake Life Center, Launches GATHER: Learn. Connect. Thrive.

July 1, 2026
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE GATHER: Learn. Connect. Thrive. Launches as New Community-Based Healthy Aging Initiative  Program Brings Together Leading Community Organizations to Strengthen Connection, Learning, and Wellbeing for Older Adults and
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Join The Team As A Volunteer Coordinator!

July 1, 2026
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📅 Holiday Closure Reminder Please note our upcoming holiday schedule:

June 16, 2026
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Combating Social Isolation Through Warm Houses

June 3, 2026
For many older adults, aging in place means more than simply remaining at home—it means staying connected, engaged, and part of a caring community. At Partners In Care Maryland, Inc., one program helping make
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Phone Buddies - Frequently Asked Questions

A phone buddy is someone who answers the request of another member who wishes to have someone call them.
Any member of PIC can be a phone buddy.
In our new setup, each member must initiate a call and also receive a call from another member. During each call, they’re required to engage in conversation for a minimum of 15 minutes.
Calls should last no longer than 20 minutes.
Yes, as long as your volunteer agrees to speak to a Member once a week.
Yes, the member making the call is required to report to the PIC office the dates and times of each call. Each member is reminded that all calls are confidential and no information received during the calls should be shared.

Testimonials From Ride Partners

"We have worked with Partners in Care for years and use their vans and crew to transport our assisted living residents to events around the area. Their staff is beyond friendly, accommodating and always willing to exceed expectations and take the utmost care in the safety and enjoyment of our residents. Could not recommend them more highly and we consider ourselves very fortunate to work with such a quality organization."
J. Thompson

Give At Work

State and federal government employees may give through the

Maryland Charity Campaign (#1422) and

the Combined Federal Campaign (#47323). Gifts may also be designated to us through

United Way of Central Maryland (#92476).

Host a Facebook Fundraiser

Starting a Facebook fundraiser is a simple, impactful way to support older adults in your community. Follow these easy steps to create your own:

  1. Log Into Facebook

Go to facebook.com and sign into your personal account.

  1. Go to the Fundraisers Page

From your homepage, look on the left-hand menu and click Fundraisers. If you don’t see it, click See More to expand the list.

  1. Click “Raise Money”

Choose Nonprofit when asked who you’re raising money for.

  1. Search for Partners In Care Maryland, Inc.

Type “Partners In Care Maryland, Inc.” into the search bar and select us from the list.

  1. Set a Goal and End Date

Decide how much you want to raise and when your fundraiser should end.

  1. Click “Create”

Once everything looks good, hit Create — and your fundraiser is live!

  1. Share and Promote

Post about your fundraiser on your timeline and in groups, tag friends, thank donors, and share updates to keep the momentum going.