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An average of 57 residents at Topeka Presbyterian Manor benefit from the Good Samaritan Program, which helps residents who have outlived their financial resources. Learn more about the initiative that gives residents and their families’ peace of mind.

Employees at Topeka Presbyterian Manor benefited from the generosity of local quilters, who donated reusable cloth face masks in March.

The Memorial Butterfly Garden at Topeka Presbyterian Manor provides a serene spot for residents and staff to enjoy the beauty and magical qualities of nature while paying tribute to friends and family members.Kay Jones, a Presbyterian Manor resident for six years with her husband Stephan, began thinking about establishing the garden in 2014 at the suggestion of her children, who were building their own butterfly gardens. The focus of the project took on a new meaning when fellow resident Joyce S...

Topeka Presbyterian Manor relies on donors and volunteers to help support and improve the quality of life of the community’s current and future residents.Many donations support The Manor’s Good Samaritan Fund, which allows residents to continue receiving care if their financial resources are depleted through no fault of their own. Financial gifts also support the employee scholarship fund and help pay for special projects, memorials and other community programs and improvements.&ldqu...

Thank you for all of the generous hearts who donated to our Angel Appeal campaign, which benefits our Good Samaritan Program. This program helps ensure that residents who have run out of resources through no fault of their own can continue calling this "home."Mrs. Janice L