Newsletter

  • McVey Monthly Musings

    Without a doubt, 2020 was a year of safeguarding, bringing our best selves to work, and showing kindness and optimism in the face of extraordinary challenges. As we enterRead More

    February 1, 2021

  • McVey Monthly Musings

    We Are All Hoping for Something A blog I read recently completely captured my attention by explaining that hope is not an emotion, it’s aRead More

    November 24, 2020

  • McVey Monthly Musings

    Welcome to a new month and new Musings about highlights around Sequoia Living, for Sequoia Living staff and residents. Notable News Introducing Charlie Shoemake,Read More

    November 1, 2020

  • McVey Monthly Musings

    This is the first post of McVey Monthly Musings, regular updates from Sara McVey on what's happening at Sequoia Living. Reactivating Our Programs and Services As part of our effortsRead More

    September 24, 2020

  • Senior Yoga

    Tamalpais residents and staff celebrated the community’s 50th anniversary with a week-long extravaganza in early June. Activities included a champagne toast, a concert by their Women’s Chorus, a Tamalpais history presentation, and a Tamalpais Spirit Day.

    January 22, 2019

  • Coffee with friends

    In the heart of the Tenderloin, a caring, creative community is blossoming. Every other Wednesday, older adults gather at the San Francisco Senior Center's Downtown Center for “Blooms in Your Room,” a flower arranging workshop led by community outreach coordinator Ilene “Sweetie” Shapiro. Over smiles and conversation, seniors create vibrant bouquets of sunflowers, tulips, gladiolas, carnations, roses, and other flowers donated by Trader Joe’s. By the end of each session, each participant has a beautiful handmade arrangement to take home in a vase provided by the Center. Every two weeks, participants are invited to bring their vases back to the Center to refill them with fresh blooms.

    January 22, 2018

  • Senior Class

    n Tuesday, October 17, residents, board members, community members, vendors, and staff gathered at Sharon Heights Golf and Country Club in Menlo Park for the 15th Annual NCPHS Gala, hosted by The Sequoias Portola Valley. In the spirit of the event’s theme, “All That Jazz,” the reception opened with music by pianist Nancy Deussen and delicious wine, cocktails, and appetizers. Many attendees took advantage of the warm fall weather and the gorgeous views of the golf course from the deck.

    January 22, 2017

  • The Woods. Beach view.

    After 19 months, the extensive renovations project at Town Park Towers (TPT), NCPHS’ affordable housing community in San Jose, is nearing the finish line—and the results are outstanding!

    January 22, 2017