New Beginnings Luncheon

Whether you're recently retired, have recently moved to the area, or are simply ready to embrace the next chapter of your life, we'd love to welcome you to our New Beginnings Luncheon at Lenox!

Join us for an informative and enjoyable afternoon designed for those looking to build new connections and explore opportunities in our community. Learn about Lenox, meet new people, and discover the wide variety of programs, activities, events, and social opportunities available.

Guests will enjoy a guided tour of Lenox, have the opportunity to ask questions, and connect with others who are also beginning an exciting new chapter. A complimentary lunch will be provided, sponsored by the Lenox Foundation.

We look forward to welcoming you!

If class is full, please enroll to be added to the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.

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What is the Lenox Foundation? It is a tax exempt organization that exists to raise funds to support the mission of the St. Louis Park Senior Program which is “to improve and enhance the lives of adults age 55 and over in St. Louis Park and our broader community.” For a complete listing of Senior Program classes and activities, visit http://www.slpcommunityed.com/senior.html.

Who does the Lenox Foundation serve? It serves, exclusively, the St. Louis Park Senior Program located at the Lenox Community Center, 6715 Minnetonka Blvd., St. Louis Park, MN 55426, and the seniors whose lives are enhanced by its curriculum.

What is the relationship between the Lenox Foundation and the St. Louis Park Senior Program? The Lenox Foundation helps to support the many wonderful programs that are offered for seniors. The Foundation provides consistent support for the Senior Program’s future.

What is its history? In March 1986 the articles of incorporation were signed. 375 donors became members of the Founders Club in 1988 and raised nearly $19,000 to start the fund. The St. Louis Park School district was the fiscal agent until 2004 when the principal was transferred to the Minnesota Community Foundation to invest.

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