Many towns in the bay area  have a community center - but not Los Gatos.

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As we visited community centers in towns such as Los Altos, Palo Alto, Saratoga, Morgan Hill, and Mountain View, we discovered a good community center is an essential part of any town.

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A community center unlocks the potential of a town.  Los Gatos has engaged citizens, clubs, groups and organizations who do a lot and would like to do so much more, but there is one thing holding them back: a lack of facilities.

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It just makes sense: having great spaces for people and organizations to meet, hold classes, events, and social programs, will expand the number (and quality) of activities in our town.

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Research shows community centers strengthen social connections, reduce isolation, and improve the health and well-being among those who participate (1).

 

Centers are a long-term town asset that benefit multiple generations.  Los Gatos needs a well-designed, well-run center targeted to meet the needs of our community.  We hope you join with us to make this happen.

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If you have questions about the project please contact LosGatosThrives@gmail.com.