Dear Residents of Fayette:

I hope this letter finds you well. Today, I write to you not as a neighbor but as someone who deeply believes in the strength and compassion of our community. At the heart of our values lies a commitment to care for one another-and there is perhaps no clearer reflection of this than in how we care for our seniors.

The Fayette Senior Center is more than just a building. It’s a place of connection, care and comfort for the seniors who have given so much to build the community we now enjoy. Many of our seniors who rely on the center for daily meals, medical clinics, and social interaction, and access to vital services. It is often their lifetime to the outside world, and for many, their only place to connect with others in a meaningful way. As we age, the challenges of isolation, limited mobility, and fixed incomes become very real. A vibrant well-supported senior center can be a haven - a place where our elders feel seen, valued, and included. But to continue meet these needs and grow to serve even more of our aging populations, the center requires our help.

Donations, whether financial, volunteering, or coming to the senior center for a meal, are crucial to sustaining the programs and services the senior center provides. Every contribution, large or small, helps keep meals on the table, the doors open, and warmth in the heart of those who need it most. Your support ensures that our seniors can enjoy their golden years with dignity, joy, and community.

I strongly encourage you to consider making a donation, volunteering your time, or simply spreading the word about the importance of this center. Together, we can ensure Fayette remains a place where every generation is honored and cared for. 

Thank you for your  kindness, your generosity, and your continued commitment to our town.

With warm regards and deep gratitude. 

Peggy Woods Vaughn