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Coffee Connections
Sun Health Foundation’s Coffee Connections events are a unique opportunity to engage in insightful conversations and learn from experts in health, wellness, and active aging. These events bring together community members to discuss topics that inspire healthy living and well-being in a casual, friendly atmosphere—often with a cup of coffee in hand. For those unable to attend live, Sun Health Foundation offers a video library of previously recorded Coffee Connections events, allowing you to access valuable health tips, expert advice, and inspiring stories at your convenience. Whether you want to revisit a favorite topic or catch up on a missed session, the video library is an excellent resource for ongoing learning and wellness support. Click below to view past recordings. Diverticulitis Demystified: Symptoms, Solutions, and Support: September 2026 Preventive Surgery:
National Estate Planning Awareness Week: Is Your Estate Plan Really Doing What You Think?
National Estate Planning Awareness Week runs October 19–25, 2026. It’s a good yearly nudge to look over one of the most important plans you’ll ever make: your estate plan.
Understanding Valley Fever: 5 Key Takeaways from Coffee Connections
Dr. Craig Rundbaken, pulmonologist and author of Valley Fever: Silent Epidemic, shared valuable insights about Valley Fever, a soil-borne fungal infection endemic to the Southwestern United States and northern Mexico.
Cartober: Turn an Unused Vehicle into Community Impact
October is Cartober, a perfect time to take a fresh look at that car, truck, RV, motorcycle, or boat you no longer use and turn it into something meaningful for your community.
Two FREE Memory Care Navigator Programs Beginning This Fall
For individuals living with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) or early-stage dementia and their care partners, connection can make a meaningful difference.
LiveWell Conference: The Vision Behind Living Well
With the LiveWell Conference returning this November, Nora Hannah, Sun Health’s Chief Engagement Officer and the visionary behind LiveWell, reflects on the inspiration behind the conference.
“An Investment in Good”: Why Stan and Christine Chose to Leave a Legacy
Stan Rubinstein grew up in the Bronx, New York. His wife, Christine Sevcik, was born half a world away in a displaced persons camp in postwar Germany.
A Lifetime of Service, A Legacy of Purpose
When Leonard and Peggy Kirschner met in Madrid in 1971 while both, coincidentally, were shopping for cars, neither could have guessed how far their partnership would travel.
Meet Staci Glass: Sun Health Foundation’s New VP of Philanthropy on the Power of Leaving a Legacy
As we recognize Make-A-Will Month, our new VP shares her thoughts on the meaning of legacy giving.
Create a Legacy That Lasts: Estate Planning and the Power of Charitable Giving
In this Make-A-Will Month article, discover how thoughtful estate planning can protect loved ones and create a lasting legacy.
Planning Today for Cancer Care Tomorrow: How Your Legacy Can Advance the Future of Radiation Oncology Care
This Make-a-Will Month, learn how your legacy can advance the future of radiation oncology care.
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