Logo for Sebastopol Area Senior Center with an illustration of a fruit and berries

SENIOR CITIZEN: a class of people who hold the wisdom of the world.”

- urban dictionary

The Sebastopol Area Senior Center (SASC), incorporated in 1969, is Sonoma County’s oldest senior center and a proud nonprofit serving adults 60 and older. As a progressive, community-focused organization, we are committed to helping older adults find joy, purpose, and connection as they age. Our mission is to foster independence by offering opportunities for learning, social engagement, and recreation—supporting a fulfilling, healthy life at every stage of aging. We also work to educate the broader community about the aging process, honoring the wisdom, humor, and lifelong contributions of older adults while responding to their evolving needs with meaningful programs and support. At SASC, we believe no one should navigate the challenges of aging alone.

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Two women look at bulletin boards with flyers and notices in a hallway with wooden floors.
Two smiling women wearing colorful cartoon character hats, one with yellow hat resembling Lisa Simpson, and the other with purple hat resembling Maggie Simpson.
Two women standing in front of a green car, smiling outdoors. One woman is wearing glasses, a black vest, and a scarf; the other woman is elderly, wearing glasses, a white knit cap, a purple jacket, and holding a purple walker and shopping bags.
Three people smiling indoors, wearing name tags, with a woman on the left, a man in the middle wearing a black cap, and a woman on the right with shoulder-length light brown hair.
Woman dressed in a costume with a green bonnet, glasses, and braided hair, smiling in a craft store with labeled shelves and containers behind her.
Two women sitting at a table, smiling, during a celebration or gathering. One woman has shoulder-length black hair, glasses, and is wearing a white shirt with black polka dots. The other woman has short blonde hair, glasses, and is wearing an orange shirt. There are plates of food and a water bottle on the table, with a colorful polka dot tablecloth and other people in the background.
A smiling man with white hair and a beard, wearing a light-colored striped shirt, standing next to a woman with short brown hair, wearing a black jacket. They are holding white tote bags with bright yellow handles that say 'Sebastopol Area Senior Center.' They are outdoors with trees in the background.

“I joined when I was in my 50s, and now I’m 70. My mom moved in with me three years ago, and I was the only person she knew in Sebastopol. She turns 100 this year and we have used the classes at SASC to navigate both our aging issues. There is no other place in town that serves our community. SASC is a gem.”
— Nancy & Helen Janeck

More about our services this year

  • Served over 1,000 Harvest Cafe diners

    7,000+ meals served per year

  • People participating in a pride parade holding a large rainbow pride flag, some wearing colorful tie-dye shirts and hats, on a city street with buildings and onlookers.

    1,600 sign-ins for LGBT activities

  • View from a moving vehicle on a rural road with mountains, trees, green fields, and a cloudy sky reflected in the car window.

    Over 1,800 rides to 140 seniors annualy

  • Four elderly women and one elderly man sitting on chairs, raising their arms in a stretching exercise in a room with beige walls and a window with blue curtains.

    20,000+ sign-ins for our services

  • Three women at a community event wearing aprons, holding a tray of baked goods and smiling.

    1,000 diners enjoy the Harvest Cafe

  • A small blue and gray wheelchair with red accents sitting on a striped green, blue, and red rug next to a row of wooden chairs in a room with a dark gray wall.

    100+ borrowed medical equipment