Our members have been asking about getting their own LWAAAC caps and shirts. So here you go! Get one item or more to proudly wear showing your support for our organization.

Robert is a distinguished healthcare executive, educator, and governance leader whose career spans more than five decades.  He has dedicated his life to advancing healthcare management, strengthening governance, and improving community health.

AAHP Monthly Health Programs

The Montgomery County African American Health Programs has numerous monthly health events and programs to benefit our community,

A Fun Day on the Golf Course

The men's fellowship had their first golf outing on a hot and humid July day.  

Thank You 2023-25 BoD

A special thanks goes to our 2023-25 Board of Directors whose driving spirit, helped grow LWAAAC. 

 Blake Scholarship Awards, 2025 

Elise Nicholls, accompanied by Jeanne Markray and Al Holston, presented the scholarship certificates to Jayla James and Constantin Bell. 

Filmed and Produced by Phil Portlock

 The "Peace Warriors" with protest signs in hand, took to the streets outside of Leisure World, to protest President Trump's inhumane policies.   

What Every Senior Should Know

Artificial Intelligence (AI) may sound like science fiction, but it is rapidly becoming a regular part of daily life—even for those of us over the age of 55.  Read our own Men's Fellowship member Robert Yates' insightful article on AI.

LWAAC has great people

Want to know more about your LWAAAC neighbors and friends?  

Checkout our Members-Only profile highlighting some of LWAAAC finest members. 

The comfort of having a friend may be taken away, but the memories of that friendship will endure forever.  

We mourn the passing of Shirley Henderson and Laura Wiltz

Become a Grand Reader

Grand Reader volunteers are needed to assist students at Bel Pre E.S.  The Grand Readers Program allows grandparents or senior citizens to come into elementary or middle schools to read to students, work on their literacy, and assist them with reading assignments and after school programs.

Strathmore E.S. Needs Volunteers 

The Community Service Committee has joined with the Leisure World New Yorkers & Friends organization as volunteers to the Strathmore Elementary School on Beaverbrook Rd.  Our volunteers are serving as Recess Door Monitors, which is a continuous need throughout the school year.