Although the Golden Age Foundation (GAF) and the Golden Rain Foundation (GRF) are often confused, they are two separate organizations. The GRF is the nonprofit corporation that manages the shared property of Leisure World. This corporation has employees, an executive director and a board of directors that sit on numerous committees, such as Administration, Facilities, Member Services, Finance and

Seal Beach Police Department’s Sgt. Brian Gray will introduce the Neighbor 4 Neighbor program on Friday, Jan. 23, at 9 a.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 9. All residents, including LW Community Emergency Response Team’s (LW CERT) members, are encouraged to attend. People will learn how cities throughout the country are rolling out the Neighbor 4 Neighbor program, which is based on the old neighborhood

SB LIONS CLUB The Seal Beach Lions Club Produce Box Program will distribute 12-pound boxes of fresh, seasonal produce to Leisure World residents for $10 today, Jan. 22, next to Clubhouse 6 from 10 a.m.-noon. GRF ID is required. Residents can pick up produce boxes for neighbors as long as a second GRF ID is provided.

The Leisure World Humanist Association will meet Sunday, Feb. 1, at 10:30 a.m., in Clubhouse 3, Room 1, with guest speaker Craig Hendricks. Hendricks is a retired history teacher at California State University, Long Beach, and has written eight books. His areas of expertise include the history and politics of South America. He has spoken several times for the Humanist Association. His presentation

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS Submit stories of friendship and love for special Valentine's issue Love exists in many forms beyond romantic relationships: the strong bonds of camaraderie and support between close friends; the boundless affection shared with a beloved pet; and the deep familial love between parents and children or among siblings. This Valentine’s Day, alongside stories of

SUBMIT QUESTIONS The GRF Board invites all residents to attend a Community Forum (aka Town Hall) with newly appointed GRF Executive Director David Norvell, CMCA, AMS, PCAM, on Friday, Jan. 30, from 2-4 p.m. in Clubhouse 4. This forum will give residents an opportunity to learn more about Norvell’s vision for Leisure World, along with his professional background and leadership approach.

The first 10 residents who received $200/month from the Leisure World Cares Fund found renewed hope in their ability to manage rising housing costs. The funds were donated over the last several months by over 75 fellow Leisure World residents. Recipients submitted applications and were confidentially interviewed in a brief two-week process resulting in awards that began in the new year and will