SB FARMERS MARKET Joanna Matos (l-r) and Ellen Brannigan visited SB Farm - ers Market Manager Aldo Flores last week. The market is held every Tuesday from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at the intersection of Westminster and Seal Beach boulevards.

David Noferi from Mutual 15 is the 100th LWer to sign up for the Ralphs Community Rewards Program in person since the Golden Age Foundation began offering help in Clubhouse 6 on May 10. This brings the total number of donors to 350. While many residents will spend a lot of money on groceries, especially during the holidays, the Ralphs Community Reward Program offers a way to donate to the GAF while

GOLDEN AGE FOUNDATION A gift to the Golden Age Foundation (GAF) is a gift back to your community for people in need–leaving a lasting legacy. The Golden Age Foundation provides many popular programs that improve quality of life in the LW community, including the Hospitality Center in Clubhouse 6, free mobility aid rental, document shredding, income tax preparation and environmental efforts

The NOCE choirs of Leisure World will present a holiday concert on Monday, Dec. 11 at 10 a.m. in Clubhouse 4. Attendees will hear holiday favorites for the season, such as “Silent Night,” “Jingle Bells,” “Joy to the World” and more. TheSeniorChorusandthe Tone Chime Choir will also help bring the in the spirit of the season. The choirs are directed by Lee Lassetter, a local organist,

The Sunshine Club will not meet on Friday, Nov. 24, so members can spend time with family. In the meantime, the club encourages people to sign up for the holiday party on Dec. 15. The party will be held in Clubhouse 3, Room 2 from 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Entertainment will be provided by the Song Birdz, the duo of Nina DeRosa and Pam Krug who will conduct a holiday sing-a-long. All are welcome to

GOLDEN AGE FOUNDATION AND PATHWAYS More than at any other time of the year, people feel the need to stay connected to friends and family around the winter holidays. This week, Pathways and the Golden Age Foundaiton (GAF) worked together to give 100 residents holiday baskets filled with treats. Pathways and the GAF believe it’s important for everyone to know that they are being thought