Home Care in Pittsburgh PA

According to the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank 12.9% of the population of Southwestern Pennsylvania suffers from food insecurity.  Historically, most food bank donations occur before Thanksgiving. Therefore, together with the Management Company of Penn Center, Extended Family Care hopes to bring the community’s generosity to those less fortunate by assisting the local collection sites with their efforts to replenish their pantries before the Christmas season.

Extended Family Care is working with the North Hills Community Outreach Center to assist them in restocking their food pantries after the Thanksgiving holiday.  Beginning November 28, 2016 food collections will take place in Penn Center.  Two drop off locations will be open to the public Monday-Friday each week until Christmas.  Collection boxes are located at Extended Family Care in Building 2 Suite 220 (above Rite Aid) and in the Management Office in REC33.  Hours of collection will be from 8:00am-4:30pm each business day.

Recommended items include non-perishables such as canned goods, dry cereals, pasta, sauces, toiletries, paper products, etc.  Lists are being distributed throughout the offices in the complex as well as posting in REC33 and outside Extended Family Care’s office in hope to gain more community support.

Please join our efforts to serve the less fortunate this holiday season. For more information please call, 412-241-7292 or visit us on the web at www.extendedfamilycare.com.  Extended Family Care has been providing in- home services to children and adults throughout Allegheny and surrounding areas since 2000.

If you or an aging loved one are considering home care in Pittsburgh, PA, please call and talk to the caring staff at Extended Family Care of Pittsburgh at (412) 693-6009. We will answer all of your questions.

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Stephen Sternbach

CEO at Extended Family Care Services

With over 35 years of experience, Stephen Sternbach has been the Chairman of the Board of Directors, President, and Chief Executive Officer of Extended Family Care Services since 1987. After the sale of the New York and New Jersey operations of Extended Family Care Services, Sternbach brought the company private where he remains President and CEO of this 40-million dollar company. With Sternbach at the helm, Extended Family Care Services employs more than 650 employees, in six offices throughout Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio and New York.

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