Kathleen Bordelon, Executive Director of SilverSource, Inc. 8-20-16

Nominate an Elderly Volunteer or Group for a SilverSource Award

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SilverSource – a leader in advocating for the needs of older adults and their families– announced that it is accepting nominations for the first annual SilverSource Awards. The awards celebrate the exceptional advancements and meaningful contributions made in improving the lives of adults over age 60 throughout Fairfield County by volunteers, individuals, businesses and organizations. People are living longer, healthier, and happier lives than ever before, and communities, businesses and individuals are responding in new ways, allowing us to thrive as we age.  Today’s older adults are enjoying amenities and services that address their essential needs as well as their wide-ranging interests, keeping them engaged and connected to community. As the nation and Connecticut’s population of people over age sixty is on the rise, municipalities and innovators are meeting  the challenge of providing the right mix of environment and infrastructure to support vibrant aging and livable communities. _____________

— an announcement from SilverSource of Stamford

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The SilverSource Awards will recognize these advancements in two areas:

The SilverSource Community Service Volunteer Award will recognize an outstanding volunteer age 50 or over who is sharing their experience, talent and skills to enrich the lives of older adults.

SilverSource 5-2-16

Golf Tournament May 23 Raises Funds for SilverSource

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Limited space is still available to play in the 16th Annual SilverSource golf outing.  The tournament will be held on Monday, May 23 at Rockrimmon Country Club in Stamford. Participants will enjoy a beautiful and challenging Robert Trent Jones course, while competing for awards and prizes. The day begins with a pre-tournament brunch beginning at 10:30 a.m., and a shotgun start at 12 noon. The event continues with an après-golf reception, dinner and an auction led by Alan Kalter, David Letterman’s Late Show announcer. Sponsored by BLT/Harbor Point, First County Bank and Wells Fargo, the tournament raises funds for medical transportation and a housing stability fund for seniors in need.