A Great Donation from Kenmore Envelope Company
Thank you to Kenmore Envelope Company for donating Face Shields to our amazing caregivers at Canterbury Rehab!
The Godwin High Cheerleaders Show Support!
“Community is about doing something together that makes belonging matter.” – Brian Solis – We feel your love, and thank you for it!
More Community Support Showed Up on our Lawn!
“Those who are happiest are those who do the most for others.” – Booker T. Washington – Grateful for all of your continued support.
A Delicious Snack Pack from the Nichols Family!
Thank you to the Nichols Family for their support & snack donation to our staff here at Canterbury. We are in this together!
Our Motivation Board Filled with Love from the Community!
With deep gratitude for the local community, we are continually grateful for these uplifting messages. Never losing hope during a time like this! Thank you for all who are keeping all of our residents and staff in your thoughts and prayers!
Handmade Masks from the Community
Thank you to community members who recently sent in handmade masks to their father’s caregivers today. We greatly appreciate the outpouring support from the community during these unprecedented times.
We’re Grateful for the Tew Family’s Support!
Today, we would thank the Tew Family for the beautiful card and messages of support to us. We are touched beyond words.
Spreading Some Monday Hope
What better way to start a Monday then with hope and light left outside our front door. Grateful for these supportive messages!
Beautiful Signs from Our Community!
We are incredibly grateful for the beautiful signs placed outside our front door. Thank you for your support!
The Hardy Central Ramblers are Music to our Ears!
It was such a delight to have the Hardy Central Ramblers come and perform for us here at Canterbury Rehabilitation! These talented individuals from Hardy Central Baptist Church are well-known for visiting nursing homes and senior centers in the Richmond area to grace them with their magical singing, and we’re so glad it was Canterbury’s […]
