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Volunteer Spotlight: Yard Sales at the Barn

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BRC’s newest thrift shop is located at 100 Virginia Avenue and fondly referred to as “The Barn.” The former Bridgewater Rescue Squad building is now used by BRC for maintenance and by the Bridgewater Village Residents’ Association (BVRA) for their fundraising sales. Volunteers work on Mondays and Thursdays from 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. to […]

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BRC’s Evening of Gratitude Event a Success

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Thank you to everyone who made the Evening of Gratitude event a success and to the Daily News-Record for posting the article “BRC Close To Fundraising Goal Of $3.2M.”

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Volunteer Spotlight: “The ReRun Shoppe”

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The ReRun Shoppe is Bridgewater Home Auxiliary’s thrift store located in the lower level of Assisted Living at Bridgewater Retirement Community. The Shoppe is open to BRC residents and the community-at-large on Tuesdays and Fridays from 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. The Shoppe is always looking for volunteers that enjoy the thrill of working in […]

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Construction Update – March 2018

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The ground is moving and buildings are transforming! We are excited to see the transformation starting to take place on our campus. We are beginning to see cinderblocks emerge from the ground as construction begins on BRC’s newest apartment building, The Grove. The Houff Community Center and Assisted Living entrances have been transformed as they […]

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Start Thinking Spring

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  One of the benefits of living in Virginia is the change of seasons. The summer brings hiking, boating, and trips to the beach. The autumn colors in the Shenandoah Valley attract fans from all over the country. Our mild winters bring snow, holidays, and cozying up to the fire. And then spring arrives! In addition […]

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Get Your Motor Running

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By: Nicole Yeago, Director, Genesis Rehab at Bridgewater Retirement Community Winter is a time of year that, for the most of us, will slow our motors down. Time changes, darkening our days much sooner than we are ready for, and shortening our very busy day. The weather changes, and for a lot of us, we […]

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Volunteer Spotlight: “Adopt-a-Household” at Bridgewater Retirement Community

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  At Bridgewater Retirement Community, our goal is to keep residents engaged in the local community. We welcome participation from local churches, schools, civic organizations, and businesses to visit our residents! One-time group opportunities are available. Interested in being more involved? The Adopt-a-Household project might be the best opportunity for your organization. This program offers […]

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Volunteer Spotlight: Project Read

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Do you have 25 minutes a week to make a difference in the life of an elementary school student? Project Read is in need of volunteers at John Wayland Elementary School for this fun and rewarding program.  Volunteers are needed each Thursday morning from 7:50 am – 8:15 am. Transportation is provided from the BRC […]

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NEW! Tour of Our Community

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Tour of Our Community There is no better place to live and stay active than Bridgewater Retirement Community.  Watch our latest Video to see how we provide Energy for Life.

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A New Year Means a New Bridgewater Retirement Community

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Big changes are coming to Bridgewater! We have an exciting plan to make Bridgewater Retirement Community more connected, brighter and more modern. New buildings are going up and older buildings are getting a full makeover. The result will be more space, more amenities, and even more residents! New Buildings and Renovations We are very excited […]

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