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Senior center reports rising participation, new office space and upcoming trips
Summary
Sarah said the senior center had growing attendance, served more than 150 meals in June, completed a new office space conversion, plans a mural project, and will host trips to Conner Prairie and other activities; she recognized partner support from River Terrace and RSVP.
Sarah presented the senior-center report, describing recent trips—Findlay Market and an Ohio Theater visit—and saying the program had robust participation on Mondays and Tuesday programs. She said the meal program (through Lifetime Resources) served over 150 meals in June and noted that one service day was lost to a storm-related power outage.
Sarah said the center completed a new office space (converted from a restroom) and thanked Trev Snyder for his work on the project, noting the space will be used for wellness checks and private meetings. She said the center is moving forward with plans for a mural and is coordinating volunteer-led fitness (refit) classes and study groups.
Sarah recognized community partners and volunteers—including Diane Ritchie with RSVP, Kevin Locke with Interim, Kenisha Lewis with Aperion Care, Krista Hepburn with Autumn Trace, and Stacy Singleton—for their contributions to meals, prizes and program support. She said the center has gained recent new participants (nine reported) and encouraged board support for continued collaboration.
No board actions were required; Sarah asked that the board note the completed office conversion and partner contributions.
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