Virtual tours of other Senior Center online
There are no set parameters for what constitutes a Senior Center. Some, like our neighboring center in Clifton, are a gathering place for potlucks but provide no services and have no staff. Others, like Beavercreek, Springfield, and Xenia, are large complexes that provide meals, fitness centers, pickleball courts and more. If you would like to see some examples of other senior centers, here some links to virtual tours:
United Senior Services, Springfield, Ohio
Sunrise Senior Center (huge, municipally funded)
New Hanover Connecticut (remodel)
Portage Zhang (regional, very large)
50 North, Findlay, Ohio
Edmund Oklahoma
Lifespan project examples
Sunrise Senior Center (huge, municipally funded)
New Hanover Connecticut (remodel)
Portage Zhang (regional, very large)
50 North, Findlay, Ohio
Edmund Oklahoma
Lifespan project examples
YS Seniors Future Building Fund
Donations to this fund will support the Senior Center’s Capital Campaign, providing for the design, construction, equipage, and initial maintenance of a new building. These donations go through the Yellow Springs Community Foundation.
Senior Center buys land
On Monday, Dec. 11, 2023, the Senior Center closed on the purchase of a half-acre parcel of land sold by Antioch College, on which the center plans to build a new facility after a fundraising campaign. Celebrating the closing, left to right, were Senior Center Board President Wayne Gulden, Executive Director Caroline Mullin, title agent Lisa Terry and Antioch College President Jane Fernandes. (Photo by Lauren "Chuck" Shows for the Yellow Springs News)
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