Trek Healthcare & Hospice

03/31/2026

💙 Social Work Month – Thank You, Charity! 💙
In recognition of Social Work Month – March 2026, we would like to send a huge THANK YOU to TREK Healthcare & Hospice’s social worker, Charity Breeton, for everything you do — today, every day, this month, and throughout the entire year.
Social workers embody the core values of service, competence, integrity, the dignity and worth of each person, the importance of human relationships, and social justice. These values are at the heart of everything they do. During times when these principles can be challenged, social workers continue to uplift, advocate, and support those who need it most.
Charity plays a vital role in helping patients and families navigate difficult moments with compassion, guidance, and understanding. She helps keep us focused on what matters most — doing what is right for the patient and supporting the whole family along the way.
Thank you, Charity, for your dedication, your heart, and the difference you make every single day. We are grateful to have you as part of the TREK Healthcare & Hospice team. 💙

03/30/2026

💜⛳ 1st Annual “For a Cure” Charity Golf Tournament ⛳💜
Paint the Course Purple!

Join us for a great day of golf while supporting an incredible cause. All proceeds will support the Southwest Montana Walk to End Alzheimer’s 2026.

📍 Fairmont Hot Springs Resort Golf Course
15 Fairmont Rd, Anaconda, MT

🗓 Friday, May 29, 2026
⏰ 9:00 AM Shotgun Start

💲 Entry Fee:
• $125 per player
• $500 per team of 4

🏆 Prizes & Awards:
• 1st, 2nd & 3rd Place
• Hole Prizes
• Special Awards — Best Dressed (Wear your purple!) 💜

📅 Register by May 20th

📞 Contact Jake Kelly: 406-494-4900
📧 jkelly@bigskywaterfordseniorliving.com

Grab your team, wear your purple, and help drive hope forward to find a cure.
Together, we drive hope forward to find a cure. 💜

03/30/2026

🥣💜 Lenten Soup & Bread Initiative – Final Week 2026 💜🥣

This week marked the final deliveries for the 2026 Lenten Soup & Bread Initiative. In collaboration with Holy Spirit Catholic Church and our amazing volunteers, we prepared our final pots of soup, packed them with rolls, cookies, and crackers, and delivered them to homes throughout the community.

What a wonderful season of service it has been! This year, over 800 servings of soup, bread, and cookies were shared — delivered straight from our hearts to their homes.

We are incredibly grateful to everyone who helped make this initiative possible — those who donated ingredients, prepared meals, packed deliveries, and delivered smiles along the way. Your kindness and compassion made a meaningful difference for so many.

Thank you to our partners, volunteers, and community for helping us share comfort, connection, and care throughout the Lenten season. 💜

03/24/2026

💙 Passion for Compassion: Sue Neff 💙

At TREK Healthcare & Hospice, we love highlighting the incredible people who bring compassion, creativity, and heart to everything they do. This time, we’re honored to feature Sue Neff.

Sue has been part of the TREK family for over three years, serving as our receptionist. Nearly 80 years young, she brings a lifetime of experience and a genuine desire to help others. Prior to joining TREK, Sue worked as a Crisis Intervention worker and later as a case manager for the Medicaid Waiver program supporting individuals with mental illness — roles that reflect her long-standing commitment to caring for people during difficult times.

After the passing of her husband, Sue attended a grief support group and later began volunteering with TREK. She quickly discovered how meaningful the experience was, and before long, she was invited to join the team in a part-time role. Since then, Sue has taken on a variety of responsibilities that help keep our office running smoothly — but her favorite duty is answering the phone.

Sue enjoys connecting with clients and families, listening to their concerns, and helping explain the support and services available to them. Her calm voice, kindness, and sincerity often provide comfort from the very first call.

Sue shares that she once felt her work in the waiver program was the most rewarding job she had ever held — but today she feels incredibly grateful to have found another meaningful role and a team she considers family.

We are thankful for Sue’s passion, compassion, and dedication to helping others. She truly makes a difference every single day. 💙

03/20/2026

Shoutout to our amazing team member Madison 💜
2026 Montana Walk to End Alzheimer’s Champion 👏

We’re so proud to have such a compassionate and driven person on the Trek team!

Shout out to our first 2026 Montana Walk to End Alzheimer's Champion Madison Dyer, who has already raised more than $800 for the Southwest Montana Walk to End Alzheimer's in Butte!

"Being a CNA the last eleven years has really opened up my eyes to this disease and the way it affects people and families," Madison said. "I would love to see a day without Alzheimer's and my goal as a single individual human is to try my best to make that possible!"

Follow Madison's lead and register for a Walk to End Alzheimer's near you today!
https://act.alz.org/site/SPageServer?pagename=walk_chapter&scid=1757

03/19/2026

🧘‍♀️ Movement, Smiles, and Connection 💙

The residents of the Beehive enjoyed a wonderful chair yoga session with our amazing TREK Healthcare & Hospice volunteer, Coleen.

Chair yoga is a great way to support both physical and mental well-being, and it’s always a joy to see everyone engaged, moving, and smiling.

Thank you, Coleen, for sharing your time and passion with our community — you make such a difference! 💙

✨ Interested in making a difference like Coleen? We are always looking for compassionate volunteers to join our TREK family. Reach out to learn how you can get involved!

03/12/2026

03/12/2026

🌸 Petal Pushers in Action! 🌸

Today our wonderful TREK Healthcare & Hospice volunteers are out delivering flowers to all of our patients as part of our Petal Pusher Program.

These beautiful blooms are a small way to brighten someone’s day and remind our patients that they are loved, remembered, and cared for. Sometimes the simplest gestures—like a fresh flower and a friendly smile—can mean the most.

We are so grateful for our incredible volunteers who help make moments like this possible. Thank you for spreading kindness and comfort throughout our community! 💙🌸

03/10/2026

🥣 Lenten Soup & Bread Program – Sharing Love One Bowl at a Time 💜

For the past 13 years, Holy Spirit Catholic Church has provided weekend meals during Lent through its Soup & Bread initiative. The idea began after learning that Meals on Wheels does not deliver on weekends. In the spirit of the Lenten season, parishioners stepped forward to help ensure others in the community would still receive a warm meal.

Each Saturday morning during Lent, parishioners gather to prepare hearty homemade soup, bread, and cookies for delivery to Meals on Wheels recipients who sign up for the program.

This year, Holy Spirit parishioners have joined forces with TREK Healthcare & Hospice staff and volunteers to help prepare and deliver these meals — extending the program to some of our TREK hospice patients as well. There is no cost to the recipients.

The morning begins at 8:00 AM, led by retired Deacon Dan McGrath, who is also a retired TREK Hospice Chaplain and current TREK volunteer. Together, parishioners, TREK staff, and volunteers prepare the soup before packaging it up for delivery throughout the community.

All ingredients are generously donated by parishioners, and volunteers then head out to deliver the meals.

It’s a beautiful example of community, compassion, and service — sharing love one bowl of soup at a time. 💜

03/03/2026

💙 A Beautiful Example of Compassion in Action 💙

We recently had a patient living with dementia who was constantly picking at things. Our nurse, Ashley, thoughtfully suggested getting her a fidget blanket to help keep her hands busy and provide comfort.

Fidget blankets (also known as sensory or activity blankets) are therapeutic tools designed to provide sensory stimulation and promote relaxation. They are small lap blankets sewn with interactive items like buttons, zippers, laces, and different textures and colors. These blankets can be especially beneficial for individuals with dementia, Parkinson’s disease, and sensory processing challenges by giving restless hands something safe and engaging to focus on.

Jackie reached out to our talented volunteer, Corrine Reopelle — an excellent seamstress — to see if she would be willing to create one.

This is the beautiful finished product. 💙 And she is already working on the next one!

Our hope is to eventually have these in the homes and laps of all our patients who could benefit from something to keep their hands and minds gently engaged.

Great job, Corrine! This is yet another wonderful initiative made possible by our incredible volunteer team. We are so grateful for hearts like yours.

02/25/2026

💙 Volunteer Voices: Coleen 💙

For 40 years, Coleen dedicated her career to teaching in the Butte School District. Along the way, she also shared her passion for health and wellness by leading Yoga and Pilates classes at the YMCA after school.

When she retired from teaching, she continued teaching several classes at the Y, including Yoga and Chair Yoga. And when she was ready to retire from the Y, she mentioned to Jackie McGrath that she was interested in volunteering.

That conversation led her to TREK Healthcare & Hospice — and it was a perfect fit. 💙

Now, Coleen shares her love of fitness by leading Chair Yoga for our clients. She believes fitness is essential for both mental and physical health, and our clients have been so receptive to this meaningful program.

We are incredibly grateful for Coleen’s heart, experience, and dedication. Volunteers like her make such a difference in the lives of those we serve.

Thank you, Coleen — we love having you as part of the TREK family! 💙