Agrace News

Jack and Bobby Dunn weren’t going to let the free time on their hands go to waste.

In a typical year, the brothers would be neck deep in spring football practices and classes at the University of Wisconsin. Jack’s a wide receiver going into his senior season and Bobby is a graduate assistant coach. But the COVID-19 coronavirus and a state mandate to stay at home have made this year anything but typical.

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As reported by Meghan Reistad, WMTV – NBC 15 

It is the Christmas gift 12 cousins have been waiting for, afghans knit by their grandmother Elizabeth Haynes. Continue Reading…

The Gregory C. Van Wie Charitable Foundation, Inc. has given $15,000 to Agrace HospiceCare’s “Care for All” charitable care program.

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As reported by Amber Noggle, WKOW 27

Beth Anderson has a talent for making people feel beautiful.

She’s spent years giving back to Agrace Hospice patients who need it most.

A salon was donated to Agrace by Cost Cutters 12 years ago and for the past six years Beth has been volunteering there every week.

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As reported by Jennifer Eisenbart, Daily Jefferson County Union 

When you listen to Beth Anderson speak, you don’t get the impression you are talking with a hair stylist.

Rather, it’s more like chatting with a neighbor, a friend — someone who understands everyday life and happenings.

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As reported by Kathryn Wisniewski in the November 2019 Issue of Brava Magazine

Schisms, reunions, weddings, funerals, wars, births and relocations. Documenting the moments, both high and low, of a family’s history preserves them for the future. Recording family stories in writing produces a tangible piece of the past to share for generations to come.

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People who love bargain-shopping for furniture, home goods and décor will soon have a new destination—the Agrace Thrift Home Store.

A Grand Opening celebration is planned for Saturday, October 19, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 1946 S. Stoughton Road, Madison. Proceeds from this store are directed specifically to help fund Agrace’s grief support programming for the community, including the Agrace Grief Support Center in Fitchburg.

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