About the Concord Senior Citizens Club

The Concord Senior Citizens Club is an independent, volunteer-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization serving adults age 50 and better. The Club operates from an office inside the Concord Senior Center and provides weekday, non-instructional drop-in social activities.

Our purpose is simple: to help older adults build friendships, stay involved, share interests, and enjoy a welcoming community.

Our Mission

The mission of the Concord Senior Citizens Club is to improve the lifestyles of the members of the Concord Senior Citizens Club by offering programs to support their social, mental, and physical wellbeing. The resources and facilities necessary for these diverse activities are enhanced through close cooperation with the City of Concord, senior citizens and other appropriate agencies and non-profit organizations. Ongoing community outreach programs are the basic cornerstone of our operations. The functions, services, and activities of the Concord Senior Citizens Club (CSC Club) will be aggressively and creatively marketed continually so that no senior is left out. The Club encourages all seniors to maintain their independence and to participate fully in community programs and activities.

Our Vision

The members of the Concord Senior Citizens Club shall strive to provide a warm, happy and stimulating environment, which is rich with diverse activities that have widespread appeal for all community seniors. The CSC Club will have an active community outreach program benefiting both seniors and charitable non-profit organizations.

This will be done by developing and maintaining an enthusiastic, positive atmosphere that promotes community service, continual learning, teamwork, individual recognition, and open communications.

As a CSC Club we will endeavor to fully utilize all members’ talents and actively recruit new members to help build a truly enjoyable CSC Club – a home away from home.

The Club and the Senior Center

The Senior Citizens Club and the City-operated Concord Senior Center work in the same facility, but they are separate organizations. Club membership is required for the Club’s regular social groups and Club-sponsored events. It is generally not required for:

• City of Concord recreation classes, events, services, and senior day trips
• Meals on Wheels Diablo Region’s Café Costa lunch program and related services
• Concord Go! senior transportation
• The City of Concord Senior Scholarship Program
• The Senior Food Program offered by the Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano
• Health, human-service, and partner-agency programs offered at the Senior Center

Visit the Club office