San Francisco Towers

Feels great to be mixing it up again! Our monthly mixers are a resident favorite an opportunity to connect with old friends and welcome new community members!

How do we build community and connection at San Francisco Towers? In-person dining and recreation activities are just a few of the options bringing our residents together. Visit our website to learn more. https://covia.org/san-francisco-towers/

We take care of the day to day tasks so you can pursue your passions!

"It takes no compromise to give people their rights. It takes no money to respect the individual. It takes no political deal to give people freedom. It takes no survey to remove repression." -Harvey Milk

Get involved. Explore ideas. Learn new things. Join us on May 13th at 10:30am for the University of California Retiree Learning Series about The New Deal in Washington D.C., highlighting America’s public works, with distinguished UC Berkeley Professor Emeritus Richard A. Walker. https://esc.zoom.us//89161608866/WN_HnqSN5YlQr2bCOiL8Tja8A

Celebrating our amazing nurses at SFT! Happy National Nursing Week!!

Living an involved, engaged life is easy at San Francisco Towers! With a range of activities, committees, events, and volunteer options to choose from, life here is what you make it.

Staff Appreciation Tacos today!

Last week, we had the pleasure of meeting our new CEO, John Woodward, when he visited our community. Residents and staff had a great time getting to know John and we're looking forward to his next visit!

It’s easy to get involved at San Francisco Towers. Activities. Committees. Events. Volunteering. So many options and you’re always in control.

April Fool’s brings yet another fun SFT Tradition! Sometime during the night before Hebe was transformed into a swamp goddess with a crocodile in the pool while the sounds of crickets and frogs were heard floating through the lobby. Residents and staff alike have no idea how this happened...

The Hellers are happy to be back in the pool! Feels great to have a little bit of normal return with new Shelter In Place protocols that allow for disinfecting between visitors and distancing so that everyone can enjoy and stay safe.

International ShakeOut Day is always on the third Thursday of October. This annual drill helps our team and residents continue to learn and grow and thus be even better prepared. Don’t forget to drop, cover and hold on!

The goal of Active Aging Week is to promote wellness initiatives and to get bodies up and moving. Jim takes a break from behind his desk at least once a day to spend time in the cardio room!

SFT continues to celebrate Active Aging Week! Residents Helen and Allan Ridley spoke about the joy they have found by "nature journaling". If you're interested to learn more about this combination of art and science, a former biology student of Allan's, John Muir Laws, has published several YouTube videos and a book, The Laws Guide to Nature Drawing and Journaling.

SFT celebrates Active Aging Week! The International Council on Active Aging began the first Active Aging Week in 2003, encouraging adults over the age of 50 to take advantage of all that life has to offer. Earlier this week, resident pianist Donna Kline shared about the impact that music has had on her life.

Assisted living residents and staff have been enjoying their socially distanced exercise classes.

Our Stitch Group is enjoying their socially distanced meetings where they can work on a personal stitching project while catching up with one another.

Dolores says, "My children said I look like a bank robber." We think she looks like someone who cares about her community! Thank you to everyone for wearing your mask!

What a great look at the towers when they were constructed in this fun #FlashbackFriday post from Clark Pacific.

The Resident Library Committee has assisted with reopening our library under the new guidelines. Residents are invited to come by and check out the latest best sellers!

Today we remember those who have lost their lives while serving in our Armed Forces. There are many ways to serve our country and our community, and we honor them all.