By: Kathleen Sipio, Executive Director of the Celebration Foundation “Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.”- Fred Rogers The town of Celebration looks different today in so many ways. We have to be apart from one another, yet, we have managed to work together to [...]
Celebration Lifelong, a community partnership program with the Celebration Foundation and the Celebration Residential Owners Association (CROA), offers courses, lectures, and clubs. Our community is so fortunate to have people willing to share their passions, experiences and knowledge with others. Those who have taken courses or attended lectures know how rich [...]
Things look a little different these days for our Thriving In Place program at the Celebration Foundation. The mission of Thriving In Place is to empower those who are aging or managing a disability to live in their own homes leading healthy, safe, independent, and productive lives. We are really taking [...]
(From AdventHealth) High blood pressure is something many adults face at some point in their lives. While it’s a common condition, long-term (chronic) high blood pressure can lead to other serious health conditions, such as heart disease. If you’ve been recently diagnosed with high blood pressure, don’t panic. In many cases, [...]
Thriving In Place would love new members and volunteers! What is Thriving in Place? Thriving in Place is a community-based membership program under the umbrella of the Celebration Foundation. We offer services that help members stay in their own homes and lead a healthy, safe, independent and productive life. Who can [...]
By Ana Pagotto Marathons are a long journey. The volunteers of the Celebration Foundation come out every year to assist with cheering on the runners and manning the water stations for the Celebration Marathon. I was able to be one of the volunteers to help this year. On [...]
By Breanne O’Leary On Friday, February 28 Women’s Initiative Nurturing Girls’ Strength (WINGS) had our last Power Lunch of this school year for Celebration K-8 middle schoolers. This time, the topic discussed was bullying. As students sat down for lunch, we asked them to work with others at their table [...]
