by Elizabeth Forsythe | Feb 26, 2023 | Active Seniors, Community, General, Independent Living, Volunteers
Springmoor’s 43-acre campus features a library containing several thousand books, as well as six reading rooms well-stocked with paperbacks. The dedicated residents who volunteer on our Library Committee coordinate all library activities. In addition to checking out...
by Elizabeth Forsythe | Feb 21, 2023 | Active Seniors, Community, General, Independent Living, News, Volunteers
The library on our campus provides easy access to several thousand books. The dedicated residents who volunteer on our Library Committee coordinate all library activities. In addition to checking out books, offerings include multiple book clubs and a variety of “meet...
by Elizabeth Forsythe | Dec 5, 2022 | Active Seniors, Community, Continuing Care, General, Independent Living, Volunteers
Like so many of our staff, Brad has a long history with our community. When he was 14, he started his first “real” job as a busser/dishwasher at Springmoor, and he continued to work in our Dining Services department throughout high school. He focused at the time on...
by Elizabeth Forsythe | Aug 30, 2022 | Community, General, News, Volunteers
Springmoor is known as a loving community with exceptional residents and staff. We’re proud that, in addition to nurturing a family atmosphere in which we support one another, we have a long history of reaching out to the larger community to give back. Lyudmila...
by Elizabeth Forsythe | Aug 17, 2022 | Active Seniors, Community, General, Independent Living, News, Volunteers
The size and scope of library services at Springmoor often surprise newcomers. Residents have access to several thousand books in our main library, six different reading rooms filled with paperbacks, two book clubs, a book cart service, and even “meet the author”...
by Elizabeth Forsythe | Apr 29, 2022 | Active Seniors, Community, General, Independent Living, Volunteers
“As you grow older, you will discover that you have two hands—one for helping yourself, the other for helping others.” –Audrey Hepburn When you visit the Springmoor library—or walk past when it is open—you will usually see a person seated at the desk and think...
