The Operation Round Up program was formed to assist charitable organizations, communities with special needs and individuals who have suffered from loss, personal disaster or medical emergencies. Tri-Lakes Silver Alliance was recently awarded a grant from Operation Round Up totaling $5,000.
The Tri-Lakes Women’s Club, a long-time supporter of Silver Alliance, continues to help us improve the appearance of the senior center. With their generous grant, we were able to purchase 5 new bookcases, 3 privacy panels and new exercise equipment.
The Sliver Alliance Senior Center hosted an extraordinarily fun affair on July 19 featuring horse races, delectable stadium-style food, festive hand-made derbies and prizes galore.
At the end of September, the Tri-Lakes Chamber of Commerce made a very generous donation of $1,000 to the Tri-Lakes Silver Alliance to help support our senior center programs and general operations.
The Silver Alliance Senior Center is excited to host an art show and fair on October 7, 2018. Doors will open at 2pm. This is a great opportunity to meet and support your local Tri-Lakes area artists.
My name is Dee Merenyi. My husband and I moved to Monument last year with our dog Fergie. We both really like the Monument/Palmer Lake area as it still has that friendly, small town feel. Not long after we moved here my mother came to visit and decided she wanted stay with us.gracious gentleman, was a fixture at the senior center for many years.
