GOLDEN AGE FOUNDATION The Golden Age Foundation (GAF) demonstrated its ongoing commitment to the well-being of the Leisure World community by awarding Pathways a renewed $25,000 grant. This marks another year of support dedicated to strengthening essential services that help older adults remain safe, supported, and engaged within the community. Pathways serves as a core component of Leisure

The next LW Community Emergency Response Team (LW CERT) will help residents learn ways to cope without power at the May 22 LW CERT safety class in Clubhouse 3, Room 9, starting at 9 a.m. Residents will find out how to utilize batteries, fuel and solar along with cooking a meal with candles. Those who have batteries that might not be fully charged can bring them to the class to be tested and learn about

The Emergency Buddy System, a group created and organized by residents of Mutual 2, recently held its first emergency drill at “Parcel A”, (one of its seven Emergency Parcels) with a select group of volunteers. The Emergency Buddy System invited Seal Beach Sgt. Brian Grey to introduce the Neighbor for Neighbor (N4N) program, which provides opportunities for neighbors to pool their talents

LEISURE WORLD LIONS CLUB The Produce Box Program, sponsored by the new Leisure World Lions Club, will distribute 12-pound boxes of fresh fruits and vegetables for $10 (cash only) today, April 23, at the Clubhouse 6 parking lot from 10 a.m.-noon. All residents, regardless of income are encouraged to participate. The Produce Box Program is held once a month on the fourth Thursday. Box contents