Tickets are still available for Senior Community Services’ first-ever Awards Gala Thursday, Nov. 7, 6 to 10 p.m., at the Springfield Country Club.

The night begins with a cocktail hour, giving attendees a chance to survey items in the silent auction. Dinner will be served at 7 p.m., followed by an awards presentation honoring three crucial figures in the aging services community.

The evening will conclude with dancing to the sounds of  Best Kept Soul.

Senior Community Services, Delaware County’s largest nonprofit senior services agency, will pay tribute to:

• The late Edward E. Baum, longtime SCS board member and volunteer;
• Denise V. Stewart, director of the County Office of Services for the Aging;
• SAP North America, a multinational corporation with its US headquarters in Newtown Square.

About SCS

For over 40 years, SCS has promoted meaningful, independent living for Delaware County older adults through direct programs and services in homes and in the community.

In 2019, SCS helped over 23,000 older adults, about one in five of the county’s older adult population, through its senior centers, a “center without walls,” congregate meals and in-home services like care management, home-delivered meals, and an Aging at Home program that helps more than 300 Greater Lansdowne and Ridley residents with home repair and handyman services.

SCS operates four senior centers—Friendship Circle in Darby, Good Neighbor in Darby Township, Schoolhouse Senior Center in Folsom a

nd its biggest center, the Chester Senior Center in Chester.

Click here for more information about Senior Community Services.

For event information, sponsorships or tickets, contact the SCS’ Development Team:

• John Federico, director of Advancement at jfederico@scs-delco.org or (484) 496–2147.
• Lynn O’Connor, associate director of Advancement at loconnor@scs-delco.org or (484) 496-2142.[uam_ad id=”62465″]