Love Bank at Kruger Pines

This gathering is part of a monthly No Kings Marin series focused on care, connection, and practical, neighbor-to-neighbor support.

Our first gathering in December brought neighbors together to listen, share, and begin identifying the real, everyday needs of seniors and families in our community. The January and February gatherings continue that work.

After we show up publicly for our values, we believe it’s just as important to show up personally for one another.

This is a relaxed, welcoming space to reconnect, meet neighbors, and hear brief updates on the Love Bank, Adopt-A-Senior, and related local efforts. There is no expectation to join anything or commit to anything — simply come as you are and be part of a thoughtful, human conversation.

When:

• Saturday, February 14 at 4:00 PM

Where:
Kruger Pines Seniors Clubhouse
47 N Knoll Rd, Mill Valley

Parking:
Citibank — 101 Tiburon Blvd, Mill Valley, CA 94941

From the Citibank parking lot, you’ll see a walking path leading up to Kruger Pines.
 Follow the path — do not drive up to the building.

👉 There will be signs along the path to guide you the whole way.

There is also an ATM at Citibank, so if you’d like to bring a cash contribution, you can easily stop there before walking up.

If you’re able and willing, please consider bringing a cash contribution. Funds are pooled and used to respond to needs identified directly by residents — things like transportation, groceries, medications, or small everyday gaps that make a big difference. No gift cards, no agencies, no overhead — just neighbors helping neighbors.

Local paper The Ark recently covered the beginning of this work and why it matters right now:
https://www.thearknewspaper.com/live/neighbor-rallies-support-for-seniors-at-kruger-pines

Come be part of something kind, practical, and quietly powerful. We’d love to see you.

This is a listening-first, relationship-based gathering — not a formal meeting or training.

We’ll briefly share:
 • What we learned from the December gathering
 • Updates on the Love Bank, Adopt-A-Senior, and related efforts
 • How neighbors are responding to needs in simple, human ways

You don’t need to bring anything specific.

If you’re able and willing, you may bring a cash contribution to support direct needs identified by residents (transportation, groceries, medications, etc.), but it is completely optional.

Most important: come curious, open, and ready for conversation.