How We Help Seniors
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We are Funded by You! Auburn Senior Center (ASC) operates from direct contributions/donations and fundraisers. ASC does not receive tax money. The continued existence of the Center is solely dependent on the sources mentioned. The Center is organized under Revenue code 501(c)(3) and all donations are tax deductible. Tax ID # 94-2783018 |
Our MissionOur mission is to honor the dignity of seniors by enriching their quality of life while supporting their independence and vitality. We promote their participation in all aspects of community life by providing opportunities for socialization, recreation, education, information, health and fitness.
We provide seniors over 50 with opportunities for socializing, activities, classes, and special events to remain active and independent. |
Join UsThe Auburn Senior Center is self-supporting. Membership fees and donations are vital. Ongoing growth and contributions enable the Center to continue developing a wide range of activities and events. Membership dues help us accomplish these goals and better serve our senior community. Consider joining today. The Senior Center is a 501C3 non-profit organization.
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The Auburn Senior Center was created by a group of determined seniors, headed by William “Bill” Burback. Bill felt that seniors needed a place where they could come and keep out of a rocking chair. His dreams inspired all his friends; together they set out to accomplish this goal. Through lots of determination and commitment they achieved the impossible creating a space at Dewitt Center. The Center doors opened in October of 1980, and for 36 years the Dewitt Center was their home. In mid-2015 the Center was asked to leave Dewitt Center and was housed in an office building in downtown Auburn until the lease expired on September 30, 2020. In October 2021 we opened at our new site in North Auburn. Today the center has over 300 plus members from three counties: Placer, El Dorado and Nevada. Nearly half are active in daily activities including volunteering at the Center.