Morris Becomes an Innovative Senior Center

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As one of the city’s eight new Innovative Senior Centers, the BronxWorks Morris Senior Center is now an example of what services for older adults should look like in the 21st century.


Some 126 seniors were on hand on Saturday, January 21st, for the center’s kickoff ceremony.  It is now known as the BronxWorks Morris Innovative Senior Center.

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Unveiling Our New Name and New Home


On Friday, November 13th, our agency held a ribbon cutting ceremony for our new Administration Headquarters, where we also announced our new name BronxWorks.

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BronxWorks' administrative operations have moved into a new three-story building at 60 East Tremont Avenue. For the first time, all of our administrative offices will be located in the same place. This also frees up space in the Community Center and Morris Avenue site for additional service programs.


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Many friends and supporters spoke at the event about our importance to the Bronx community.

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Congressman José E. Serrano (right) with Board Chair Sean Delany and Executive Director Carolyn McLaughlin

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Deputy Mayor Linda Gibbs

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Deputy Borough President Aurelia Greene

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State Assemblywoman Vanessa Gibson

Funding support for the new building was provided by the Booth Ferris Foundation, the Clark Foundation, the Robin Hood Foundation, the Starr Foundation, and JPMorgan Chase.

 
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