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Seabury's page includes information about our volunteers, programs and services, and our impact on the community.

Seabury Resources for Aging's mission is to provide personalized, affordable services and housing options to help older adults in the greater Washington, DC area live with independence and dignity. In addition we share employment openings, events, and volunteer opportunities on the page.

03/31/2026

At a recent community event, a woman approached our Age‑In‑Place® Coordinator with a simple message: thank you.

She shared how much Seabury’s Age‑In‑Place® and Care Management teams supported her family during an incredibly stressful time. The volunteer help with yardwork and house cleaning allowed them to maintain a sense of normalcy while caring for her father. He has since passed, but the impact of that support stayed with her.

In fact, it inspired her next step: she’s now back in school pursuing a degree in social work, hoping to “share in the joy of being able to lend a helping hand to those who need it most.”

Volunteer house and yard work eases the load on older adults, supports caregivers, and strengthens the community as a whole. It’s practical, direct, and deeply felt.

We're currently raising funds and collecting supplies for our annual “Stuff the Shed” event! Help us to replenish our Age‑In‑Place® supplies of tools, lawn and trash bags, and supplies ahead of our summer work season!

💸 Donate funds for supply purchase: seaburyresources.org/StufftheShed

🧼 Want to purchase tools and supplies directly? Check out our Amazon Wishlist to send supplies directly to our Age-In-Place® program: amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/HKJ9ZX6C5QDN

Thank you for making our impact through Age-In-Place® possible!

03/26/2026

Did you know that staying socially connected in one of the strongest predictors of healthy aging?

At Seabury, we see the impact of connection every day — in our community dining sites in Wards 5 and 6, at the Model Cities Senior Wellness Center, and on our transportation shuttles.

Take Mrs. V, a Ward 5 member who attends our dining site. She shared how much she relies on Seabury’s transportation services for her grocery shopping. Carrying heavy bags on the Metro bus had become difficult and raised safety concerns for her. Riding with Seabury eases those challenges — and, as she put it, “as seniors we don’t get around a lot,” so she looks forward to getting on the bus and going somewhere. She especially enjoys our Music and Cruising rides around DC, taking in the changes across the city. She also emphasized how safe and courteous our drivers are, which makes every trip feel like a safe adventure.

Stories like hers reflect what our programs are designed to do: reduce food insecurity, strengthen social connection, and support older adults in aging with dignity. Whether through nutritious meals, wellness activities, access to social workers and nutritionists, or reliable transportation to healthy food options, Seabury helps older adults stay connected to their communities in meaningful, practical ways.

03/25/2026

What does it mean to grow older as a spiritually rich, ongoing journey?

In this powerful new episode, Rev. Beth Long-Higgins sits down with Seabury's Director of Community Outreach and Education, Elizabeth Boyd, PhD, and Rev. Susan Walker—co-creators of Path Ahead: Spirituality and Purpose in Later Life. Together, they explore how aging can be a season rich with meaning, calling, and transformation.

✨ From addressing ageism in congregations
✨ To reframing retirement as a time of legacy and purpose
✨ To embracing practices like gratitude, resilience, contemplation, and lament

This conversation invites us to see aging as a season of calling and legacy.

🎧 Listen now and subscribe: abundantagingpodcast.com/podcasts/art-of-aging-gratitude-lament-and-calling-the-spiritual-work-of-growing-older

Presented by United Church Homes, Abundant Aging brings ideas, insight, and inspiration for living well as we grow older.

03/24/2026

March is National Nutrition Month — and at Seabury, we’re celebrating with impact.

In Wards 5 and 6, Seabury’s dining sites offer nutritious meals, recreational activities, and opportunities to meet with social workers and nutritionists — creating spaces where older adults can nourish both body and community.

✨ 97% of participants reported increased access to well‑balanced meals and more meals shared with others.
✨ 98% reported learning more about healthy eating through our nutrition classes.

For those with limited access to healthy food, our Seabury Connector grocery shuttles make a world of difference. We provide reliable transportation to quality grocery options, along with nutrition education sessions and personalized counseling that help older adults make choices that support their health and independence.

This month and every month, we’re committed to building a healthier, more connected DC for older adults.

03/19/2026

Mrs. J has been a Age-in-Place® client for quite some time. After losing both her husband and mother in the last two years she has stated how our presence is a godsend. From helping keep her house dust free to her getting outside and helping with the branch trimming, Mrs. J loves the companionship as much as the actual services being done. “Seabury is an outstanding organization that genuinely cares for the well-being of those in need, and I am so grateful to have them by my side.”

We're raising funds and collecting supplies for our annual “Stuff the Shed” event! Help us to replenish our supplies of tools, lawn and trash bags, and supplies ahead of our summer work season!

💸 Donate funds for supply purchase: seaburyresources.org/StufftheShed

🧼 Want to purchase tools and supplies directly? Check out our Amazon Wishlist to send supplies directly to our Age-In-Place® program: amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/HKJ9ZX6C5QDN

Thank you for making our impact through Age-In-Place® possible!

03/17/2026

Ms. S is in her 70s and joined Model Cities Senior Wellness Center in March 2023. She attends the Center daily and participates in the fitness classes, swimming, and the walking club — she lost 20 pounds in one year! Ms. S loves to dance in an exercise class when she is supposed to be following the exercise routine, entertaining the other participants. She is considered one of Walter’s Warriors in the fight against cancer. She has met a lot of new friends and it gives her something to do during the day.

Model Cities provides many opportunities for older adults engage in a wide variety of wellness and recreation activities, from nutrition education and counseling, to fitness and social programs, to technology and independent living skills and mobility training for blind and visually impaired older adults. Our evidence-based programs support wellness in every sense of the word.

Model Cities is free for DC residents 60 years of age and older. Come join us to learn, socialize, and engage in some fun healthy activities!

📞 Call us for more information and to become a member: 202-635-1900

03/13/2026

Help “Stuff the Shed” with cleaning and yard work supplies for Seabury Age-In-Place®, which helps older adults maintain their independence by providing volunteer yard work and house cleaning. "Stuff the Shed" donations help to replenish our supplies of tools, lawn and trash bags, and supplies ahead of our summer work season.

💸 Donate funds for supply purchase: seaburyresources.org/StufftheShed

🧼 Want to purchase tools and supplies directly? Check out our Amazon Wishlist to send supplies directly to our Age-In-Place® program: amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/HKJ9ZX6C5QDN

Your gift helps us focus on helping as many people as possible. Thank you for being part of our mission to help people remain in the homes they love, surrounded by familiar resources and neighbors.

03/12/2026

Older adults consistently cite transportation as a major barrier to independence, healthy food access, and community connection. We address this challenge through Seabury Connector—our coordinated, age-responsive transportation service helping older adults travel safely and reliably throughout the DC metro area.

Our service is especially helpful for senior living communities, churches, and nonprofit programs that want to ensure their older adults can access fresh food and social connection.

"Everything about Seabury is fantastic! We're so glad to be working with this wonderful organization." - Seabury Connector Partner

Learn more at seaburyresources.org/transportation
For group reservations, call 202-363-4316

03/05/2026

Prescription drug costs are rising—but there are ways to save. At the same time, fraud schemes are becoming more sophisticated—but we can protect ourselves!

On Tuesday, March 10, from 11–12 PM ET, we’re teaming up with AARP for a virtual session designed to help Medicare beneficiaries save money on their Part D prescription drug costs.

Participants will learn:
- How to spot opportunities to reduce Part D expenses
- Common prescription drug fraud schemes and the red flags to watch for
- Steps you can take to protect yourself and report suspected fraud

This workshop is made possible through the DC Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP) program, which empowers Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries to prevent, detect, and report health care fraud.

Link to Join on March 10th: https://meet.google.com/ozr-gxnk-amy?hs=122&authuser=0

Image credit: AARP

03/02/2026

TOMORROW, March 3, join us for a free presentation and discussion on preparing for older adulthood, hosted by Park Congregational UCC. Topics will include care management, aging in place, residential option, living wills and DNRs, decluttering, and local resources.

Christine Bitzer, Director of Care Management at Seabury Resources for Aging, and Frank Finamore, Director of & Woodley Park Village, will share their expertise and take your questions.

Afterward, we'll gather for refreshments. Please register, whether attending in person or online.

March 3
1-2:30pm
In person + via Zoom
Cleveland Park Congregational UCC
3400 Lowell St NW, Washington, DC 20016

Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSex1ZWMlq-0IyTXDk03TGy3TFIke1rx79lfyXwpDdq-0jQ4Xg/viewform

02/27/2026

No one likes to think about aging. But if we're lucky, it happens! Join us March 3 for a free presentation and discussion hosted by Cleveland Park Congregational UCC. Topics will include care management, aging in place, residential option, living wills and DNRs, decluttering, and local resources.

Christine Bitzer, Director of Care Management at Seabury Resources for Aging, and Frank Finamore, Director of & Woodley Park Village, will share their expertise and take your questions.

Afterward, we'll gather for refreshments. Please register, whether attending in person or online.

Planning for the Ages: Preparing for Older Adulthood
March 3
1-2:30pm
Cleveland Park Congregational UCC
3400 Lowell St NW, Washington, DC 20016

Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSex1ZWMlq-0IyTXDk03TGy3TFIke1rx79lfyXwpDdq-0jQ4Xg/viewform

02/26/2026

Good food is about more than nutrition — it’s about gathering, sharing stories, and feeling at home.

At Seabury Dining Sites, 97% reported better access to well-balanced meals and more meals shared with other. These meals also support connection and overall health. As one participant shared, “Seabury has picked me up; I wouldn’t be coming out of bed. I’m speaking completely honestly, [the lunch program] has helped me with my depression. I have something to get up for now, my hygiene is up.”

Learn more about how Seabury is providing Good Food, Good Community, and Good Resources: seaburyresources.org/goodcommunity

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Washington D.C., DC
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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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