RSF Senior Center to Provide Various Classes, Activities, and Resources in April 10 Issue

The Rancho Santa Fe Senior Center continues to serve the community with a diverse array of educational classes, engaging programs, and a welcoming environment designed for social interaction. Thanks to the unwavering support of local patrons, this nonprofit organization, designated as a 501(c)(3), operates without relying on local, state, or federal funding. Such financial backing is crucial for the ongoing vitality of the center, which is committed to educational excellence and community service.

In light of this commitment, the center invites community members to participate in its various initiatives. Contributions to the Rancho Santa Fe Senior Center are fully tax-deductible and can be made online through the center’s donation portal, over the phone, or via traditional mail. Donations via credit card, checks, or stock transfers are all welcomed, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to contribute in a manner that best suits their needs. The center also encourages individuals to consider including it in their estate planning, which can significantly bolster its future.

The Rancho Santa Fe Senior Center is proud to announce a range of upcoming classes designed to cater to various interests and skills. For those passionate about card games, beginner and intermediate bridge lessons are being offered weekly, with classes scheduled each Thursday beginning on April 10. Aspiring players can expect to learn essential rules, strategies, and techniques from experienced instructor Scott Farr.

Additionally, a four-week course on American Mah Jongg will commence on April 16, providing participants with hands-on experience in gameplay while offering individual attention. The fee for both courses is 0, which includes comprehensive instructional materials.

Other noteworthy programs include a long-term care advocacy session led by board-certified advocate Linda Jahnke, as well as an interactive painting class with artist Alex Schaefer. The center will also host a book club featuring discussions on “Horse” by Geraldine Brooks, encouraging engagement with literature and community dialogue.

As part of its ongoing commitment to health and wellness, the Senior Center offers various classes and resources, including a Healthy Longevity class and virtual sessions for seniors who prefer remote participation. Furthermore, the 10th Annual Healthy Aging Conference at Fairbanks Ranch Country Club is set to take place on April 25, necessitating pre-registration.

The Rancho Santa Fe Senior Center is dedicated to providing resources and referrals daily from 9 AM to 5 PM, assisting seniors and their families with an array of needs. Interested individuals can easily connect with staff members for additional information.

Community members and potential donors are encouraged to visit the center’s official website or contact them directly at 858-756-3041 to learn more about offerings, register for classes, or discuss ways to contribute. As the center moves forward, the ongoing support from its community will remain a vital factor in maintaining its services and fulfilling its mission.

For further details on classes and contributions, please visit www.rsfseniorcenter.org.