Donation Benches – Menno Place

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These Benches are Very Special

Dedicated by Family and Friends, residents enjoy the Menno Place benches

In 2015, Menno Place launched the Celebrate Life Bench Donation Program. Donated benches are placed throughout the Menno Place campus with bronze plaques honouring loved ones.

The Celebrate Life Bench Donation Program has been extremely meaningful for residents and family members who have enthusiastically embraced the opportunity to honour a loved one in this way. The donation covers the cost of the bench and enables Menno Place to furnish our outdoor gardens with elder-safe furniture that will endure through the weather and over the years.

Why join the Celebrate Life Bench Donation Program?

To honour a loved one while they are living here at Menno Place
To enjoy your bench together with extended family
To remember a loved one who has passed
To remember for generations to come
To provide a comfortable spot for sitting and visiting
To help make Menno Place a beautiful campus for seniors

We have 7 benches available throughout the campus, including the putting green, Living Waters Garden, and the Courtyard.

Would you like to dedicate a bench to someone you love? For details call Pearl Nucich; 604.859.7631 x232.

For pricing, click here.

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