Key Peninsula Community Services

Senior Center & Food Bank

         “CONNECTING THE KEY PENINSULA COMMUNITY TO SERVICES, FOOD AND RESOURCES
TO ACHIEVE WELLNESS AND FOSTER RESILIENCE.”

Dear Visitor,

February may be the shortest month of the year, but it’s anything but quiet at Key Peninsula Community Services. This month is full of movement, connection, and heart—literally and figuratively. As we celebrate Heart Health Month, our Senior Center is offering nutritious meals, wellness classes, blood pressure checks, and health-focused activities that support both physical health and meaningful connection.

We are also making real, visible progress on our new 1,000-square-foot food pantry. While some of the work is happening behind the scenes, including necessary site and septic preparations. The direction is clear: we are moving forward. This project represents a major investment in dignity, access, and long-term food security for our neighbors, and we’re proud of the momentum taking shape out here in Lakebay.

February is also about joy and togetherness. From painting classes and movies to support groups, outreach services, and daily meals, the building is full of activity. We’re especially excited for our Valentine’s Day celebration with live music, where we’ll be welcoming friends from The Mustard Seed Project and the Gig Harbor Senior Center. Between the music, lunch, and dancing, this place is going to be hopping and that’s exactly how we like it.

This level of activity doesn’t happen without a committed team. Our staff, volunteers, instructors, and partners are carrying a full schedule through a short month and a busy season, and they continue to show up with focus and care. We’re grateful for the pace they maintain and the work they make possible every day at KPCS.

Hope you stop by,

Robyn