• The Center provides activities that enhance the senior's dignity, support independence, and encourages involvement in and with the community. The programs consist of a variety of services in such areas as education, recreation, advocacy, employment, health, wellness, nutrition, volunteering, and other support services. The center also serves as a community resource for information on aging, and for developing new approaches to aging programs.

The foundation operates the ``Senior Sock It To You" employment program. This pairing and packaging hosiery mill operation employs seniors for 20 hours per week. After payroll is met, the funds are then used for support of Aging programs and activities such as the Senior Prom (an annual dance intermingling school students and senior citizens), Master's Games (senior Olympic style games), Santa's Workshop, Pass it on Down, and amongst others that are not required by the Older Americans Act.