Assisting Hands Home Care in Schaumburg was one of around 100 Assisting Hands franchisees that participated in the Hunger Project at the annual Assisting Hands franchise conference in Nashville, TN in September.
Assisting Hands Home Care hosted a Hunger Project event at this conference in which franchise owners, office staff, and their family members reached our goal of packaging 25,000 meals for senior citizens in just one hour.
Helping Seniors in Tennessee
The healthy meals that we packaged and packed will be provided to senior citizens in Middle Tennessee in need of food. Due to the success of the Hunger Project, Assisting Hands Home Care announced its goal of packaging one million meals in an hour to help hungry seniors.
“Everyone knows that there are hungry children and families out there, but I think people forget that there are hungry seniors out there too,” says our owner Daniela Momcheva. “They have a lot of expenses with medical bills and prescriptions, and sometimes food is the last thing that they purchase. I think that gets overlooked a lot.”
Our Goal
We are hoping that by 2020, the 15th anniversary of Assisting Hands Home Care, we will reach our goal of packaging one million meals in one hour. The Hunger Project is organized by Feeding Children Everywhere which is a non-profit organization that helps fight hunger throughout the world.
Their Hunger Project events are one of the many ways that they help get meals to hungry children, families, and senior citizens. By reaching our goal of packaging one million meals, we can help feed one million hungry seniors with just one hour of work.
Learn more about Feeding Children Everywhere by visiting their website: https://www.feedingchildreneverywhere.com/
Contact Assisting Hands Home Care
Assisting Hands Home Care in Schaumburg is a provider of non-medical home care services. To speak with a senior care advisor, please call (224) 258-0736.
Daniela has master’s degree in electronic engineering with a pedagogical specialty and master’s degree in marketing management.
After completing her schooling, Daniela worked at a hospital for 6 years as the Director of Business Marketing Development and Public Relations.
Starting Assisting Hands Home Care
Daniela spent more than 14 years as the Assistant Vice President of a national bank before becoming a co-owner of Assisting Hands Home Care of Schaumburg.
Her background in public relations and marketing along with her personal experience caring for her mother motivates Daniela to be passionate about helping families in the Schaumburg, IL area find exceptional caregiving services for their elderly loved ones.
Besides providing home care, Daniela enjoys giving back to the community in her free time, supporting various events at St. Peter Parish in Geneva, IL such as fundraising, school projects, charity events, and more. She also enjoys volunteering for the Humanitarian Service Project in Carol Stream, IL. This organization provides seniors with meals as well as food and supplies for children living in poverty.
