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Mission Statement: Crestwood Community Center (CCC) was started to fill a void in our area for nondenominational activities and programs for adults. Our mission is to create a welcoming and inclusive space to foster personal growth and community connections.
Mission Statement: Crestwood Community Center (CCC) was started to fill a void in our area for nondenominational activities and programs for adults. Our mission is to create a welcoming and inclusive space to foster personal growth and community connections.
We provide free programs and services to support health and adult education. Currently we host a weekly SAIL (Stay Active and Independent for Life) balance and fitness class. Residents completed surveys to indicate preferred activities. Rotating sessions feature Bingo, Dominoes and Bunko. Monthly arts and crafts are programed. "Meet Up" trips are in the plans for Senior Celebrations, Oktoberfest, Soap Box Derby for Seniors, Porthouse & Weathervane Theaters, and Soap Box Derby for Seniors.
We provide free programs and services to support health and adult education. Currently we host a weekly SAIL (Stay Active and Independent for Life) balance and fitness class. Residents completed surveys to indicate preferred activities. Rotating sessions feature Bingo, Dominoes and Bunko. Monthly arts and crafts are programed. "Meet Up" trips are in the plans for Senior Celebrations, Oktoberfest, Soap Box Derby for Seniors, Porthouse & Weathervane Theaters, and Soap Box Derby for Seniors.
The CCC has had Lunch and Learn programs:
The CCC has had Lunch and Learn programs:
Local history of the Headwaters Trail, Mantua Historical Society, River Health, Healthy Habits, Everyday Joy, Identity theft and fraud, Mantua Over the Decades, Cognitive Connections, Winterizing your Garden, Chair and Line dancing, Estate Planning, Creating and achieving your bucket list, Surviving grief for the holidays, Medicare 101, Nature therapy, Bird watching and identifying bird songs, History of the Headwaters Trail, Colors in Nature.
Local history of the Headwaters Trail, Mantua Historical Society, River Health, Healthy Habits, Everyday Joy, Identity theft and fraud, Mantua Over the Decades, Cognitive Connections, Winterizing your Garden, Chair and Line dancing, Estate Planning, Creating and achieving your bucket list, Surviving grief for the holidays, Medicare 101, Nature therapy, Bird watching and identifying bird songs, History of the Headwaters Trail, Colors in Nature.
Future plans are to increase open times and days with additional classes and activities. We will provide two free lunches every month in 2026. Stay tuned for updates.
Future plans are to increase open times and days with additional classes and activities. We will provide two free lunches every month in 2026. Stay tuned for updates.
Please contact: CrestwoodCommunityCenter@gmail.com or follow us on Facebook: Crestwood Community Center.
Please contact: CrestwoodCommunityCenter@gmail.com or follow us on Facebook: Crestwood Community Center.
Special thanks for funding to:
Portage Foundation
Hiram Community Trust grants
Mantua Shalersville Chamber of Commerce
Downtown Mantua Revitalization Committee
Jeff and Edie Benner
Potato Stomp Committee
Our members who continue to donate to our operating funds.
Stop by and say hi at Marty Hura Lodge, 4810 East High Street on any Wednesday from 11-3 for fun, fellowship, and friendship.
msacoc_awards2025_final.pdfI want to thank all who have helped make Crestwood Community Center a success. It takes a Village....
Special thanks to:
Board members Cindy Siebenthal and Karen Schulz
Mayor Tammy Myer and Mantua Village Council
Aireane Curtis superintendent of Crestwood Schools
Gary Spring Attorney of Law, Akron University Law Professor, donated his time to help us with 501C3 plus advisor on legal issues
Kylee McCracken and the Portage Health District who provide SAIL class, "We love our Seniors" overdose awareness program
Holy Stoneberg and Portage Parks
Julia Wendl Friendship Alliance Church
Teresa Skully, Alecia Bradley and Savannah Sabo from Crestwood High School
Jerri Salmon, Inn at the Pines
Portage Senior Service Network for providing free lunches and programs:
Cynthia Toth Aging in Place specialist
Rebecca Moore, Boulder Crossing
Teresa Sommers, Streetsboro Senior Center
Jill Smith, Buckeye Hospice
Lynn Hermensky, Hospice of the Western Reserve
Andrea and Dan Thompson, Healthcare Solutions for All
Andrew Popp, Estate Planning
Jeff Gamad, Home Instead
Amy Graublank, Aurora Manor & Bright Star Care
Amy Lee, NEOMED
Jennifer Spaulding, Access to Independence
Jodi Neu, University Hospital Outreach
Lynn and Michael Jones, Senior Helpers of Portage/Geauga
Theresa Niewiadomski, Direction Home & Area Agency of the Aging
Richie Piekarski, Gardens of the Western Reserve
Jake's Eats, Los Venados, Main Street on the River, and Crooked River florists for their generous donations.
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