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Help end social isolation for San Diego's most vulnerable seniors during COVID-19    Learn More

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We believe that San Diego senior centers play a crucial role in supporting the physical, mental, social and financial health of older adults in our region – a role that will become even more important as our population rapidly ages.

Read our inaugural report on the state of San Diego senior centers, and explore our interactive map of local senior center locations and elder population density.

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SDSCF is working to build a 21st-century network of sophisticated senior centers across San Diego County. You can help! Visit our San Diego senior centers fund page to learn more.

SDSCF Founder, CEO & President Bob Kelly

Opinion: San Diego’s most vulnerable seniors need our help. Here’s what you can do.

January 22, 2021January 22, 2021 by Bob Kelly, posted in Press

The COVID-19 pandemic has made it harder for seniors to connect with loved ones, go to work, and volunteer in their communities. As Bob Kelly argues in this op-ed, the loss of seniors in the public sphere has come at a tremendous cost to the San Diego region.

Tagged coronavirus, No Senior Alone, op-ed, San Diego Union-Tribune, senior centers
a volunteer hands a bag of goodies to a senior center client at the Ramona Senior Center's drive-thru Christmas party

Ramona Senior Center Makes Merry With a Drive-Through Christmas Party

December 28, 2020December 29, 2020 by San Diego Seniors, posted in Press

A grant from San Diego Seniors Community Foundation allowed the Ramona Senior Center to bring joy to its clients with a socially-distanced drive-thru Christmas party.

Tagged grantmaking, No Senior Alone, San Diego Union-Tribune, senior centers
A volunteer prepares to hand out poinsettias at Ramona Senior Center's drive-thru holiday party

We’re Making a List (and Checking it Twice) of Holiday Mini-Grants

December 23, 2020December 30, 2020 by San Diego Seniors, posted in SDSCF Blog

SDSCF provided more than $31,000 in grants to 12 different senior centers to bring holiday cheer to isolated seniors across San Diego.

Tagged grantmaking, No Senior Alone, senior centers
Neighborhood House Association Senior Center staff and volunteers bring holiday cheer to local seniors

Neighborhood House Senior Center Helps Older Adults Bridge the Digital Divide

December 23, 2020December 23, 2020 by San Diego Seniors, posted in SDSCF Blog

Two SDSCF grants will help isolated seniors at the Neighborhood House Association Senior Center access online programs and enjoy some holiday cheer.

Tagged grantmaking, Neighborhood House, No Senior Alone, senior centers
an older woman wearing a mask sits alone next to a Christmas tree

San Diego Senior Centers Receive $31,000 to Spread Holiday Cheer to Isolated Elders

December 22, 2020December 22, 2020 by San Diego Seniors, posted in Press

SDSCF has awarded a second round of grants from the No Senior Alone initiative to bring joy and comfort to older San Diegans who will be alone this holiday season.

Tagged No Senior Alone, senior centers, Times of San Diego

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