Volunteer Spotlight: Martha Hervey
Extracted from article by James D. Coppinger published in Spark Magazine (Dec 2025) Martha Hervey has always been drawn to people—helping them, listening to them, and finding purpose in the […]
Extracted from article by James D. Coppinger published in Spark Magazine (Dec 2025) Martha Hervey has always been drawn to people—helping them, listening to them, and finding purpose in the […]
Extracted from article by James D. Coppinger published in Spark Magazine (Dec 2025) When Connie Clines and her husband, Charlie, retired they began looking for ways they would fill their
Extracted from article by James D. Coppinger published in Spark Magazine (Nov 2025) When Tom Drew retired from Kellogg in 2023 he had three clear goals for retirement: play more
Extracted from article by James D. Coppinger published in Spark Magazine (Oct 2025) Augusta has always had a desire for personal connection–whether with family, friends, or neighbors—and those connections have
Extracted from article by James D. Coppinger published in Spark Magazine (August 2025) Donna Hicks is a volunteer in Milestone’s Senior Companion Program where she serves as a Senior Companion
Extracted from article by James D. Coppinger published in Spark Magazine (July 2025) Lynn Pruitt-Timko has been a volunteer with Milestone Senior Services as a Home Delivered Meals driver for
Milestone Senior Services has over 25 businesses and groups that commit to volunteering with us? Add your organization to the list today! Corporate volunteering not only benefits Milestone by helping
Extracted from article by James D. Coppinger published in Spark Magazine (May 2025) Tom Smith retired two years ago after a career in auto claims for an insurance company. In
Volunteers play an integral role at Milestone Senior Services – some of our services rely heavily on the support of our volunteers. Last year, Milestone utilized 363 volunteers who provided
Article by: James D. Coppinger | Appeared in Spark Magazine (April 2025) After twenty-two years as a business owner, when Bill Toepper retired, he realized he wasn’t the type to