Addington Place of Fairfield Plans November Fundraiser and Memory Loss Q&A
Addington Place of Fairfield is bringing the community together this November for two events: a bingo fundraiser benefiting Little Superheroes of Fairfield and a town hall offering questions and answers about memory loss.
Harvest of Hope Bingo Night Benefits Local Families
Addington Place’s annual Harvest of Hope Bingo Night will take place Friday, November 13, 2026, from 6:30–8 p.m. at 3000 W. Madison Avenue in Fairfield.
All proceeds will benefit Little Superheroes of Fairfield, which provides support and encouragement to local children and families facing serious health challenges.
Bingo cards are $5 each or six for $20, with cash or Venmo accepted. Seats and cards are limited, so participants are encouraged to reserve their spots by calling 641-469-5778.
Local businesses and community members can also support the fundraiser by donating bingo prizes, raffle items, gift certificates, merchandise, services, or monetary contributions. Donations of any size are welcome, and donors will be recognized during the event.
Donations should be available for pickup or delivered to Addington Place by noon on Thursday, November 12. To contribute or arrange pickup, contact Addington Place at 641-469-5778.
Memory Loss 101 Offers Questions and Answers
For anyone concerned about a friend’s or loved one’s memory, Addington Place is organizing Memory Loss 101: Questions and Answers on Thursday, November 19, 2026, from 3–5 p.m.
The town hall will bring together professionals from several fields to answer questions. The panel includes:
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Amanda Surchi Lederer, estate attorney
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Jennifer Hamilton, nurse
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Dena Morrissey, banking
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Josie Heilmann, senior living specialist
Richard Beall will serve as commentator.
Attendees are encouraged to bring their questions or submit them in advance to Rena at rhamer@arvumseniorliving.com.
Whether participating in the fundraiser or seeking information about memory loss, community members have two opportunities this November to connect, learn, and support local families.
