Our beloved Opa (Fred) has taken a turn and he is now home receiving comfort care with hospice support. He requires 24 hour care. You can help us through these difficult days by helping to keep our bellies full with dinners. We will eat anything and are grateful for anything you may provide.

End of Life

Grief/Loss

Mady Stovall-Culverhouse

Meals for the Culverhouse Family

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Setting up a food train is one of the best ways to help support someone you love. Here are some tips on how to give groceries as a gift.

How to Give Groceries as a Gift for a Meal Train

How to Give Groceries as a Gift for a Meal Train - Give InKind

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Best-selling author David Shafer on why it is better to acknowledge grief - even if we say the wrong thing. Visit Give InKind for articles, information, and a new way to schedule meals and offer concrete assistance to the bereaved.

Grief: Better To Say The Wrong Thing Than Nothing At All

New York Times Best-selling author David Shafer on acknowledging grief. Visit Give InKind for information and concrete ways to help the bereaved.

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Tara Shafer

Hospice care is a gift for the families of terminally ill/end stage patients. Visit Give InKind for concrete giving ideas, and a new way to schedule meals and other support for the soon-to-be bereaved.

Many Hands, Light Work: Families and Hospice

Many Hands, Light Work: Families and Hospice - Give InKind

Hospice care is a gift for families of the terminally ill. Visit Give InKind for concrete giving ideas, and a new way to coordinate meals and support.

Meals for the Culverhouse Family

Alamo Heights, TX

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