Kim McCreery of At Home Solutions Voted 1 of Top 25 Workplaces for Women

At Home Solutions, a company that provides non-medical in-home services for seniors and persons with disabilities, was recently voted a top 25 workplace for women by AZ magazine and Best Companies AZ.  Organizations were selected by an independent panel of judges comprised of Arizona business experts. Applicants were judged on benefits, company culture, number of women in the workforce, management positions, and on boards. The full article will be published in the February 28 edition of AZ magazine.

Founded by Kim McCreery (Queen Creek chapter co-leader) in 2001, At Home Solutions provides a variety of services including companionship, personal care, housekeeping, meal preparation, shopping and errands, mobility assistance, and respite care. These services allow people to stay in their homes as long as possible when faced with a disability or a chronic condition that makes daily living activities challenging. As a result of their extensive caregiver training program, hands-on care coordination, and guarantee of staffing, At Home Solutions has developed a reputation for having the highest standards of care and always placing the client first.

At Home Solutions is locally owned and operated with offices in Mesa, Apache Junction, Casa Grande and Globe. Criminal and MVD checks are run on all employees. Please visit www.athomesol.com for more information or contact Theresa Weeding at 602-505-7275.

CONGRATULATIONS, KIM to you and your team!

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“Thank You for Supporting Bashas Today”.

For those of you who haven’t heard of Bashas, it is a local grocery store that has been in the Phoenix metropolitan area for many years.  They have always been very active in our community and are very generous with donations to worthy causes.  In fact, one of my first “grown up” jobs was at Bashas.  Many moons ago – I was a cashier at a store in Mesa, AZ.

The other day, as I was trying to avoid the drive through fast food restaurants during lunch time (no fries, no fries, no fries), I drove past a Bashas and decided to stop in and grab something to eat from the deli. Well, even here, I probably could have made better food choices, but that is not my point today.

After I paid the cashier, he said to me, “thank you for supporting Bashas today”.  He didn’t say, “thank you for shopping at Bashas”, he said “thank you for supporting Bashas”.  And it hit me.  These days, making a choice to shop at a local business, choose to purchase a service or buy goods from a networking partner – is more important than ever.

Bashas has always been very active in our community and very generous with donations to worthy causes. Maybe, buying from local folks, spending our hard earned dollars with people in our sphere, people in our network, people who offer the best that they can, is something we really need to stop and think about.  Thank you for your support.