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Manchester Pines, a Springpoint affordable housing community, recently celebrated a special milestone—its 15th anniversary! Residents and team members came together for a fun day of summer-themed community spirit.

For 15 years, Manchester Pines has been more than a place to call home—it’s been a community where older adults can build connections, stay engaged, and enjoy a strong sense of belonging.

At Springpoint, we’re proud to support affordable housing and the older adults who call our communities home. Through the support of the Springpoint Foundation, we help provide programs, services and opportunities that enhance quality of life and strengthen connections for residents across our affordable housing communities.

Here’s to 15 wonderful years at Manchester Pines—and to many more to come! 🥳🏡❤️

Every act of generosity has the power to change a life. The Springpoint Foundation supports older adults, team members, and communities by providing funding for resident assistance, wellness and enrichment programs, community improvements, employee support programs, spiritual care, and innovative initiatives that strengthen our communities.

Learn more about the Foundation's mission, how it works, and the many ways senior living philanthropy helps create lasting impact. Read more in our latest blog! https://nuvi.me/gnqj2v

Behind The Springpoint Foundation | Springpoint Senior Living Discover how the Springpoint Foundation advances nonprofit senior living by providing funding for resident assistance, wellness and enrichment programs, community improvements, spiritual care and special projects that help residents thrive.

When we invest in our team, our residents benefit. Through programs like Springpoint University, we’re equipping our team members with the knowledge, skills and tools to provide exceptional service and create even better experiences for the older adults we serve. 💙

The Meadow Lakes Forum recently celebrated its 25th Annual Education Awards Ceremony, recognizing team members who are pursuing higher education and professional growth. Made possible through the incredible generosity of Meadow Lakes residents, these scholarships provide meaningful support as Springpoint team members continue their educational journeys and invest in their futures.

Congratulations to this year’s recipients, and a heartfelt thank you to our residents for helping make these opportunities possible!

As she wraps up her summer with Springpoint, we're celebrating Kyra Clark and the enthusiasm she brought to our IT team through the Tomorrow's Leaders Program.

A computer science student at UConn, Kyra spent the summer gaining hands-on IT experience, exploring the technology that powers our communities, and building meaningful connections with team members across the organization. Along the way, she strengthened her technical skills, expanded her professional experience, and gained valuable insight into the role technology plays in supporting older adults.

This opportunity was made possible through Tomorrow's Leaders, Springpoint's paid internship program supported by the Springpoint Foundation. Through this investment in emerging talent, the Foundation helps provide students with meaningful, hands-on learning experiences while building the next generation of leaders in aging services.

Thank you, Kyra, for spending your summer with us. We wish you all the best as you continue your studies and pursue your career in technology!

A group of our student interns recently came together for a mid-summer meetup to reflect on their experiences, share what they’ve learned, and connect with one another.

What stood out most? Their enthusiasm. They discussed how meaningful their work has been, how welcomed they’ve felt by their teams, and how their experiences have given them a new perspective on senior living. From gaining hands-on experience to building relationships with residents and exploring different career paths, their feedback reminds us why investing in the next generation matters.

This year, we’re proud to welcome 36 students from 18 universities and four community colleges across Springpoint. Through programs like these, supported in part by the Springpoint Foundation, we’re creating meaningful opportunities that help develop the future workforce in aging services.

Thank you to all of our interns for bringing your curiosity, fresh perspectives, and commitment to Springpoint—we’re excited to see what the rest of your journies bring!

What starts with a resident vision can become a lasting legacy. We’re proud to celebrate the groundbreaking of The Backyard at Monroe Village—an incredible project shaped by residents’ ideas and made possible through the generous support of the Springpoint Foundation. Together, we’re creating spaces where connection, friendship, and meaningful memories can flourish for years to come.

National Culinary Arts Month has been full of fresh flavors at Monroe Village! 🍑🍝

Residents recently enjoyed two delicious cooking demonstrations, learning to prepare a refreshing summer peach and plum dish with Chef Carlton from Morrison Living and a colorful, veggie-packed Pasta Primavera with Chef James from Chefs for Seniors (complete with his signature fresh bread from Brooklyn!).

From seasonal ingredients to new recipes, these culinary experiences bring residents together while celebrating healthy living and the joy of cooking.

Investing in our employees means investing in the experience of our residents. When team members feel valued, recognized, and supported, they bring that same dedication and passion to their work—helping us provide exceptional service, meaningful connections, and compassionate care to the older adults we serve.

We’re proud to celebrate the people who make Springpoint a place where both employees and residents can thrive.