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| Residents’ monthly rent covers only a portion of Culpepper Garden’s services. The rest of our costs are met by contributions from companies, foundations and individuals, as well as government resources. |
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Culpepper Garden has been home to low- and moderate-income seniors since 1975. We offer both independent and supportive services in comfortable, convenient and secure apartments in Arlington, VA.
Rising costs in the Washington, DC, area and longer lives have eroded the savings of local seniors. At Culpepper Garden, residents pay rent based on their income.
But Culpepper Garden is more than a place to live — it is a place to call home. It is an active, vibrant community, where residents enjoy companionship (or privacy), activities, help with day-to-day tasks and more.
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| A World War II veteran, Julian Warren lives at Culpepper Garden with his son. |
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Fifth Annual Elder Service Awards
The fourth annual Elder Service Awards were held on Monday, November 12, 2012, from 7-9pm at the Signature Theatre in Shirlington. Doreen Gentzler, News 4 anchor, once again emceed the event and presented awards to those organizations who have made contributions to the well-being of the elderly in our community. This year's recipients were the Goodwin House Foundation, represented by Chairman of the Board Gant Redmon and Executive Director Jeanne Jacob, and Arlington County Adult Protective Services, represented by Supervisor Reggie Lawson. Also in attendance were Arlington County community leaders Del. Patrick Hope (D-47th), Circuit Court Judge Louise DiMatteo and County board members Chris Zimmerman and Jay Fisette. We would also like to thank our sponsors Ober/Kaler Attorneys at Law, Kathy & Doug Ross, Thompson/Wildhack plc, Attorneys at Law, Medline, and Alpha Graphics, who helped underwrite this event. |
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© 2012 Culpepper Garden
Culpepper Garden does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, elderliness, familial status or handicap status in the admission or access to and/or treatment or employment in its federally assisted programs and activities. Occupancy of this community is open to all persons that meet the eligibility criteria regardless of the aforementioned federal and state statutorily protected classes.
