San Diego Oasis Highlights
Giving the gift of Oasis
By establishing an educational endowment fund, Elinor Spring-Mills is sharing Oasis with others.
Making regular gifts to Oasis is as easy as signing up for classes
Every time she registers for classes at Indianapolis Oasis, Barbara Bluiett makes a registration gift. It's an easy way to remember to keep supporting a program she loves.
Oasis impact on community motivates donors to give
Tom and Ann Stafford give to Oasis because they love the classes and want to ensure that tutoring thrives in their community.
Bring a Friend, Be A Hero!
A Discussion | A Partner | A Motivator | A Carpooler
What do these things have in common?
They each take two people. We call it the “Friend Factor.”
If you have a friend who is missing out on all that Oasis offers, be a Hero and invite them to join you for a class. We’ll make it worth your while:
- The member who brings in the most NEW members who actually take a class will be in the Top 10 Hero List that will be posted in the lobby and in the catalog.
- Hero Members will earn class credits
- Hero Members will earn gift cards ($100 1st prize, $50 2nd prize, $25 3rd prize)
- Special Reception for Friends and their Hero
NOTE: When registering for their first class, your friend will need to indicate who referred them so that you get the appropriate credit:
- IN PERSON: Provide them with a “My Friend is a Hero” card that they can present when registering.
- PHONE: They can simply provide your name if registering over the phone.
- ON-LINE: When registering on line, click the “How Did You Hear About Oasis?” and they will be able to enter your name.
Jolyn & William Parker
Jolyn and William strongly believe in successful aging and the role San Diego Oasis plays in bringing programs and activities to older adults to encourage active, healthy lifestyles that support aging well. In honor of Jolyn’s father, Joe Burrucker, they have decided to include San Diego Oasis in their estate plan.
San Diego Oasis Welcomes Dr. Ken Druck
Reimagining Your Best Possible Future:
A Courageous Aging Intensive
with Dr. Ken Druck
Saturday, March 17 | 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM
Register for Class #466
This day-long intensive will provide participants with the opportunity to take honest inventory of their personal issues of aging, identify “hot spots” that need greater attention, clear the path to, and reimagine, their best possible future, do what’s necessary to put their “house” in order, deepen their faith and relationships, make peace, bless and pay the good in their lives forward.
The Courageous Aging Classroom:
A Four-Week Course
in Finding Peace, Joy and Purpose
Fridays from March 30 to April 20, 1:00 to 3:00 PM
Register for Class #506
Based on the Five Pillars of Courageous Living and the Courageous Aging book, this class will afford students an opportunity to free themselves of self-limiting myths, biases, judgments, misconceptions and fears, grieve the loss of their younger selves and embrace the older version of themselves with compassion, patience, affection, encouragement, humility, love and understanding.