Springpoint

The Springpoint Foundation continues to create meaningful opportunities for residents to connect, including a recent BBQ at Friendship Gardens, a Springpoint affordable housing community, that drew nearly 60 residents for an afternoon of fun and entertainment.

This gathering gave residents and team members the opportunity to socialize, enjoy a delicious meal, and share plenty of laughs during a comedy performance. The event was a wonderful reminder of how meaningful resident-centered programs can be in fostering engagement and strengthening community bonds.

The Springpoint Foundation is proud to support initiatives like this that enhance the lives of residents across our communities, creating opportunities for social connection, enrichment, and fun. A special thank you to Springpoint Foundation Board Member Michelle Bennett for volunteering her time and helping make the event such a success.

Moments like these reflect the power of community—and the impact that Foundation-supported programs can have on the residents we serve every day.

Sunshine, tacos, prizes, and great company — what more could you ask for? 🌮☀️🎉

Colleagues from across the organization gathered at our Home Office to connect, celebrate successes, and hear updates from members of our leadership team, including President and CEO Anthony Argondizza. We were especially excited to welcome our 2026 student interns — with more than 20 students representing a diverse range of colleges and universities, this year’s program brings fresh perspectives and talent to Springpoint.

The popular Tacoholics food truck kept everyone fueled, while raffle prizes kept the excitement going throughout the afternoon.

While events like these are a chance to connect and celebrate, they also serve a greater purpose. Bringing team members together helps strengthen collaboration, share ideas, and reinforce our commitment to delivering exceptional service and support to the residents, clients, and families who count on us every day.

Because when our team thrives, the people we serve benefit most.

The next generation of talent has arrived at Springpoint! This week, we welcomed more than 20 students during our 2026 Student/Intern Orientation, marking the start of an exciting learning journey across our organization.

Representing a wide range of disciplines—including finance, social work, rehabilitation, marketing, administration, and more—these students will gain hands-on experience across multiple Springpoint communities and departments in the weeks and months ahead.This experience offers a unique opportunity to learn in a mission-driven environment while exploring diverse career paths within senior living and healthcare. Working alongside experienced professionals, students will contribute to meaningful projects and gain a deeper understanding of the impact they can make in the lives of older adults.

Springpoint President & CEO Anthony Argondizza kicked off the session by sharing insights into our mission and vision, and he was joined by other Springpoint leaders who also addressed the students as they begin their journey with us. As their experience unfolds, they will bring fresh ideas, new perspectives, and valuable support to teams across the organization.

We’re proud to support the next generation of professionals and look forward to their growth with us. Stay tuned for our hashtag series, where we’ll introduce these outstanding students and share more about their backgrounds, interests, and experiences at Springpoint.

At Springpoint, active independent living goes far beyond the community campus. From cultural outings to shared experiences and meaningful connections, our residents continue exploring, learning, and engaging every day. ✨

Thank you to the volunteers at BAPS Hindu Temple for such a welcoming and memorable visit for our Wi******er Gardens crew!