OUR COMMUNITY NEEDS YOUR HELP!
At Rice Eventide, we’re proud to be the only community-based nonprofit providing skilled nursing care in this region, first offering life care in Quincy, MA for 90 years, and now continuing that legacy, while also adding short-term rehabilitation at Dwyer Home in Weymouth. On the same campus, Fairing Way offers a beautiful, safe home for independent seniors who want to live an active lifestyle in an elegant and vibrant community, without worries about home maintenance or the loneliness of isolation.
THE FUNDS RAISED WILL HELP US:
- Keep our residents, staff and family members safe during the pandemic, which is our #1 priority, and keep up with the pandemic-related expenses and costs.
- Keep care affordable for our lower-income residents at Dwyer Home by covering the “Medicaid gap” in the daily cost for care.
- Expand supportive services to help our independent living residents at Fairing Way age in place, thus giving more middle-income seniors access to affordable care.
- Continue our mission of enhancing dignity, respect and independence for seniors, as we have for nearly a century.
The Best in Affordable Care at Dwyer Home
24-hour nursing care in a bright, one-story community featuring lots of natural light; outdoor spaces to enjoy fresh air and nature; and plenty of common areas to enjoy time with loved ones.
Today, we are proud to serve 200+ families in a beautiful intergenerational neighborhood at Union Point in South Weymouth.
WE ARE PROUD TO OFFER:
Independent Living for Active Seniors at Our Fairing Way Community
Our spacious apartment homes, a la carte services, and maintenance-free lifestyle offer the best value for retirement living on the South Shore.
On-Site Rehabilitation Services in Our New Facility. Contact us to learn more!
A Century of Caring
Almost 100 years ago, Dr. Elmon Johnson of Quincy Hospital along with a group of dedicated volunteers founded the original William B. Rice Eventide Home on Adams Street in Quincy, MA. The beautiful grounds were donated by Emma Louise Rice, the widow of prominent shoe manufacturer William B. Rice. The Rice family shared Dr. Johnson’s vision that all seniors deserve a safe, comfortable home and top-quality, affordable care. Their vision for community-centered senior care laid the foundation for our vital work today.
"My family has had a connection with Rice Eventide since the 1930s. When my mom turned 93, she had more health problems than my family could handle. She had always said that when she could not care for herself, her next stop was the Rice Eventide Home. All of my mother’s caregivers were very supportive and caring. I was so impressed with their mission that I joined the Board of Directors. I am proud of our staff and our new campus!"
- Amy O. Ross, Rice Eventide Board President
*Rice Eventide is a community-based nonprofit (501C3). All donations are tax-deductible.
Since 1924, Rice Eventide has been helping South Shore families when their loved ones need care.
Now we need your help.
In 2024, we will celebrate A Century of Caring. Help us reach our initial goal of $500,000.
*Rice Eventide is a community-based nonprofit (501C3). All donations are tax-deductible.
Help Us Raise The Funds We Need to Continue To Serve
These are challenging times, and we need your help to continue to serve South Shore families!
With skilled nursing care facing industry-wide challenges, our top-notch care is needed more now than ever! Please help us continue to provide high quality care and safe secure housing to those who need it most. Our mission is to enhance dignity, respect and independence for the seniors we serve. We are very grateful for any contribution you can make to help us serve South Shore families.
We greatly appreciate your support as we approach our Centennial Celebration in 2024. Please share this link with family and friends as well.
Every donation helps!
Thank you for your generosity.
THE FUNDS RAISED WILL HELP US:
- Keep our residents, staff and family members safe during the pandemic, which is our #1 priority, and keep up with the pandemic-related expenses and costs.
- Keep care affordable for our lower-income residents at Dwyer Home by covering the “Medicaid gap” in the daily cost for care.
- Expand supportive services to help our independent living residents at Fairing Way age in place, thus giving more middle-income seniors access to affordable care.
- Continue our mission of enhancing dignity, respect and independence for seniors, as we have for nearly a century.