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Jones-Harrison owes
its existence, longevity and stability to acts
of giving by members of our community. In fact,
our very roots can be traced to an act of giving
in 1888. Judge Edwin S. Jones donated 80 acres
of land on Cedar Lake and Jane T. Harrison gave
$30,000.
Today, that spirit of giving
continues. More than 150 volunteers assist
on-site annually. And every resident
receives the benefits of outside giving.
Volunteering
There’s so many ways to get involved with
Jones-Harrison as a volunteer. From being a
board member to providing music to just
visiting, there’s a volunteer position available
to fit virtually anyone’s interest.
More about
Volunteering…
Philanthropy
The high level of quality care and services at
Jones-Harrison is only possible through generous
contributions from our donors. Gifts are an
investment in senior wellness, dignity and
independence.
More about
Philanthropy…
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