On January 21, we remember a great American – Martin Luther King, Jr. – and embrace his “I have a dream” mission and his service to our country. When it comes to caregiving, there are “aging dreamers” – the Dream Foundation – which grants wishes to terminally ill adults.

We also showcase King Day of Service by showcasing ways in which you can volunteer for caregiving organizations.

READ

For more reading, check out our CEO Sherri Snelling’s articles on supporting the dreams and end-of-life wishes of our aging and ill loved ones, and volunteering in service to caregivers all in celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day:

What We Can Learn From Brittany Maynard’s Death (originally published on Next Avenue)

Casey Kasem’s Legacy for Caregivers (originally published on Forbes.com)

How You Can Combat the Senior Hunger Crisis (originally published on PBS Next Avenue)

8 Ways to Volunteer to Help America’s Largest Volunteer Health Care Work Force: Family Caregivers (originally published on Huff Post)

Enlist now to help caregivers of veterans

How Online Volunteers Support Caregivers (originally published on PBS Next Avenue)

Paying it Forward – Volunteerism Among Caregivers (originally published in USA Today)

WATCH

Our Me Time Monday video offers insights and tips for caregivers on end-of-life wishes – watch it here: