Science Care newsletter

August is well under way, and fall is following quickly behind. If you're like us, you're not quite ready to see the summer days go. 

Keep reading for four fun ways to soak up the last days of summer:

Host a Barbecue – Nothing says summer like a good cookout. Gather your favorite people and celebrate summer with a backyard barbecue. Not a big cook? You could order in and enjoy the meal picnic style.

‍Tomatoes, Peppers & Zucchini, Oh My! – Make a trip to your local farmer's market and take advantage of fresh produce before the season comes to an end.

‍Get Outdoors – Look at your daily schedule, and see what can be taken outside. You might be surprised! Grab a book and head to a local park, invite a friend to have a picnic, or plan a trip to the beach.

‍Look Up – Stay up late to catch the sunset and stick around for a bit of stargazing!

Founded in 2000, Science Care is the leading body donation authority in the world, and we set the industry standard that families have come to trust. We are proud of our commitment to the highest levels of safety and quality. Our work wouldn't be possible without the team that works tirelessly to ensure we honor donors' desire to leave a lasting legacy. In this feature, we introduce you to Rachel Thorman, Vice President of Donor Services. READ MORE: https://www.sciencecare.com/blog/meet-science-care-rachel-thorman

In the moments after losing someone precious, it can be difficult to imagine managing all of the details necessary to plan an event, but experts agree that it is critical to the grieving process. Whether your loved one chose whole body donation to science, direct cremation, or another option, it is important to gather and honor the life that was lived. Our latest blog includes a helpful guide to planning a meaningful celebration of life. ​​​​​READ MORE: https://www.sciencecare.com/blog/planning-a-meaningful-celebration-of-life

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Throughout the years, Science Care donors have increasingly contributed to ongoing research, development, and training efforts intended to reduce battlefield injuries and casualties in support of United States servicemen and women. One in four Science Care donors have previously served in a branch of the military, and we support their continued mission to serve through body donation. To learn more about how donors have contributed to military medical advancements, read our latest blog. READ MORE: https://www.sciencecare.com/blog/military-related-injuries-safety-studies-medic-trainings-how-science-care-body-donors-help