Fowlerville Senior Center

06/03/2026

Monica Kiefer, of Organize To The Max, offered to assist the Fowlerville Senior Center with organizing our medical equipment we loan to anyone in need.

You see over the winter things got a little, shall we say, "untidy disarray"

Monica presented a organizational plan and then assisted in the implementation of that plan - about 4 hours later and SHAZAM we can see the floor and there is a place for everything and everything is in its place 😂

Well done Monica for the plan and thanks to Kim and Mark for assisting.

06/01/2026

The Fowlerville Senior Center was contacted by Allison Krys, of the Oakland / Livingston Human Services Agency (OLHSA) regarding a supplemental food assistance program from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA).

The supplemental food assistance program delivers "Shelf Stable" food once a month - shelf stable means boxed food, canned goods and bagged food stuffs.

The Fowlerville Senior Center has decided to participate in this food assistance program to not only assist our members but also anyone in the community - whether you are a member of the Fowlerville Senior Center or not...

If you or someone you know could benefit from this program, come to the Fowlerville Senior Center, Monday through Friday from 8:30A -1:00P and fill out the application

The application requires minimal personal information.

NAME = your name

CURRENT MICHIGAN RESIDENT = yes

NUMBER OF PEOPLE IN YOUR HOUSEHOLD = how many people live with you

HOW ARE YOU ELIGIBLE:

"NEED" – do you need supplemental food assistance

"INCOME" – almost everybody meets the income level which is 300% above poverty level – in Michigan that is $47,880.00 per year. If you make less then you qualify.

"PROGRAM" = are you on an assistance program (you don’t have to state which one)

DATE = date you sign up

The food boxes would be delivered on the third Thursday of the month, to the Fowlerville Senior Center for individuals / families to pick up.

Thursday, June 18 will be our first food delivery.

Stop in at the Fowlerville Senior Center to fill out the application and we will take care of getting it to OLHSA

**Food boxes will not be delivered to residences**

** The Fowlerville Senior Center will not store food boxes. The food boxes should be picked up by Friday at 2:00P**

Below is a sample of food contained in a food box

05/28/2026

Fowlerville Senior Center's morning coffee meetings where the discussions have few rules, jokes happen and laughter is frequent

05/28/2026

The Fowlerville Senior Center offers Bingo on Wednesday's and Fridays from 12P - 2P

Here are our Wednesday afternoon bingo game players

05/26/2026

Fowlerville Senior Center's - Craft Class

Today's craft class members had fun making "Dried Flower Bookmarkers"

05/26/2026

Fowlerville Senior Center

CRAFT CLASS

Tuesday, June 23, 2026
(MISTAKE ON SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR - THIS IS THE DATE)

11A - 12P

Theme - something Patriotic

Senior Center members = free
Non-members $20.00

05/25/2026

05/22/2026

Livingston County United Way is hosting their "Day of Caring" on Wednesday, August 5, 2026.

The Livingston County United Way's, "Day of Caring" is an event where a person, family, church, disabled residents or non-profit agencies can submit a request for assistance with minor household repairs/projects, cleaning and yard work that they are not able to do on their own.

Anyone can recommend a person, family or non-profit and are encouraged to apply for a neighbor or friend who may need a little extra help.

Please see the posters below for more information.

Applications for the "Day of Caring" can apply by going to the Livingston County United Way website at https://www.lcunitedway.org/

Or you can stop in at the Fowlerville Senior Center and pickup an application.

05/21/2026

The Fowlerville Family Fair is celebrating its 140th year and will be held from July 27 through August 1. The Fowlerville Senior Center is very happy to be participating in the fair with a unique woodworking demonstration under the Grandstand and we would like some assistance from the Fowlerville Community with this project.

The Senior Center has obtained a ten-foot cedar log, which was donated by Master Logger, Jeff Gudwer, owner of Gudwer Forest Products, of Gladstone, Michigan. Now that we have our log, the important question is, what should we carve on our totem pole?

The totem carving will be done utilizing hand tools. We will carve approximately ten unique carvings of historical and current events commemorating and celebrating the Fowlerville area. We are asking residents of the Fowlerville area to send us carving suggestions, color pictures would be helpful, either by mail, at Fowlerville Senior Center, 203 N. Collins St, Fowlerville, MI 48836 or by email at [email protected].

The Senior Center’s totem pole carving will be held under the Grandstand, and our plan is to make this a real community participation event. Anyone who would like to assist in carving will have an opportunity to participate and carve on the totem pole.

No experience is necessary, we will show you how.