The 49th Annual Thanksgiving Day Dinner
Our annual community Thanksgiving dinner, co-sponsored by Heights and Hills, Grace Church and the Cobble Hill Health Center with help from the 84th Police Precinct is a much-beloved neighborhood tradition hosted at Grace Church in Brooklyn Heights. This event is a true community effort that is supported by big-hearted volunteers. Community members, 60 and better, have been enjoying this hearty sit-down Thanksgiving dinner for 49 years. This Thanksgiving, we will continue the tradition of welcoming older adults from the neighborhood to join us. Tickets are a suggested donation of $1 and can be purchased at our Brooklyn office, St Charles Jubilee Senior Center or Park Slope Center for Successful Aging.
Volunteers are needed to help in the kitchen, deliver meals, clean up or greet guests. Can’t volunteer but you still want to help? Bake a pie. Please click here for more information on volunteering!
Successful Aging in Brooklyn
“Heights and Hills is really a resource. It means that I am not really out here alone.” –Marilyn
Volunteer to be a
Friendly Visitor
It takes only an hour or two a week to give an older neighbor the gift of friendship.
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Park Slope Center
for Successful Aging
This newly-renovated community center features a hot tasty weekday lunch plus programs and services that enhance health and encourage social interaction.
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Caregiver Support
Programs
Caregiving can be challenging. We offer free individual counseling, support groups and workshops for those caring for loved ones 60 and better.
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New York Times Profiles
Heights and Hills Client
Read about 79-year-old Alice Brunn – one of the many older Brooklynites our case managers help stay healthy and age successfully In their own homes – as profiled in The New York Times.
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