The Carmel Foundation Celebrates 75 Years of Community

 Imagine a community that cared so deeply for its older adults that it came together to build something lasting. That’s how The Carmel Foundation began—born from the vision and compassion of a small group of Carmel residents who gathered in a home overlooking the sea in the late 1940s. Led by Mrs. Sidney A. Trevvett and Dr. Remsen Bird, they set out to create a place where older adults could feel secure, connected, and supported. In 1950, The Carmel Foundation opened its doors—and 75 years later, its mission continues to thrive.
 
To celebrate this remarkable milestone, The Carmel Foundation invites the entire community to a 75th Anniversary Celebration on Monday, April 21, from 4:00 to 6:00 pm at its campus on the southeast corner of Lincoln and 8th. The event will include music, refreshments, a reflection on the Foundation’s legacy, and a ribbon-cutting ceremony in partnership with the Carmel Chamber of Commerce.