COVENANT PLACE SENIOR CENTER INC D/B/A MIROWITZ CENTER
EIN 81-0697852 · Senior Centers (P81)
What they do
MIROWITZ CENTER (THE CENTER) CREATES A VIBRANT, ENGAGING COMMUNITY for SENIORS and HELPS RESIDENTS of COVENANT PLACE APARTMENTS and OLDER ADULTS IN THE GREATER COMMUNITY LIVE INDEPENDENTLY and WITH DIGNITY. THE CARING, SUPPORTIVE SERVICES PROVIDED THROUGH THE CENTER for COVENANT PLACE APARTMENTS RESIDENTS and SENIORS IN THE BROADER COMMUNITY PROMOTE HEALTH, PSYCHOLOGICAL and SOCIAL WELL-BEING, and HELP OLDER ADULTS to SUCCESSFULLY AGE IN PLACE. SOME of THE ONGOING PROGRAMS FUNDED AND/OR DELIVERED THROUGH THE CENTER INCLUDE: KOSHER and NON-KOSHER MEALS, EXERCISE CLASSES, HEALTH and WELLNESS PROGRAMS, LIFE-LONG LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES, ENTERTAINMENT, and PROGRAMS to PROMOTE SOCIALIZATION and DECREASE ISOLATION.
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JOAN DENISONPRESIDENT AND CEO
NANCY HAWKCHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
JAY KWESKIN2ND VICE CHAIR
TODD COHENTREASURER
SUE MATLOFDIRECTOR
STUART GREENBAUMDIRECTOR
STEPHEN DAVISDIRECTOR
RICHARD ALPORTBOARD CHAIR
PATRICK OBASUYIDIRECTOR
MICHAEL HAMBURGDIRECTOR
JESSICA MIROWITZDIRECTOR
HOWARD ROSENIMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR
EDIE JANSSONSECRETARY
EDDIE CHERRYDIRECTOR
CHRISTI JOHNANINGMEYERDIRECTOR
BRIAN NEWMAN1ST VICE CHAIR
BONNIE SOLOMONDIRECTOR
BARRY SPIEGELGLASSVICE CHAIR BUILDING DEVELOPMENT
ANNA MARIA LEHRKEDIRECTOR
AMY LAMPERTDIRECTOR
ADAM HENDINDIRECTOR
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2016
- Location
- 8 MILLSTONE CAMPUS DR STE 2000, SAINT LOUIS, MO 63146-6604
- County
- St. Louis
- In care of
- JOAN DENISON
- Primary officer
- JOAN DENISON, PRESIDENT AND CEO
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990
- Tax preparer
- RUBINBROWN LLP
- NTEE classification
- Senior Centers (P81)
- IRS tax category
- Senior Centers