WebPros Media, our supporting clients, and volunteers will facilitate the giving, programming, and training needed to help our seniors connect with their loved ones through hardware and software technology.
“And so we know
and rely on
the love
God has
for us.God is love.
Whoever
lives
in love
lives
in God,and God
in them."
Since the Legacy Living & Rehabilitation has had to close it’s doors to visitors to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the residents have no face-to-face communication with their families.
Even though the state-wide quarantine will end, the residents will likely not be able to receive visitors for a longer period of time.
The glory of
young men
is their
strength,gray hair the
splendor of
the old.
Is not wisdom
found among
the aged?Does not
long life bring understanding?
Partner with us and donate your used devices to local seniors at The Legacy in Gillette.
Time & talents are welcome and we need you! You can help by volunteering as a team member to pick up, drop-off, program & clean devices that will go to our recipients.
Join our tech team. We are looking to partner with youth & adults in our local community that can help with setting up mobile devices and help solve tech problems that may come up along the way.
Due to the difficulty of cleaning headphones and chargers, we will be accepting donations that will go to buying new headphones, chargers, and other costs related to enriching the technology access of our recipients.
Join our Operation Elder group on Facebook and spread the word for us by sharing, inviting, and talking about this ministry on social media. We can make a huge difference if we can get the word out fast.
Join us in prayer for our seniors during this COVID-19 crisis.
We are reminded of this verse…
“Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.”
—Philippians 4:6-7
‘Age should
speak;advanced
years should
teach wisdom.’
