How our community supports diversity and equality at home and throughout Richmond Seeking ChangeIn 2020, residents at Westminster Canterbury Richmond started having big conversations about race and racism in the greater Richmond area. Those discussions included examining how to make our own community more diverse and inclusive. As the… Read More
The joy of giving greatly enhances the joy of living. Residents Mary and Jerry Owen were inspired to give back, creating an endowment to support our staff through Westminster Canterbury Foundation’s W·E·A·V·E (Workforce-Education-Assistance-Volunteerism-Engagement) Program. Jerry’s creed for life is: “Work Hard. Enjoy Life. Share my blessings.” W·E·A·V·E is just one… Read More
Westminster Canterbury Weekly is the source for the latest news at Westminster Canterbury Richmond. Today featured John Burns, President and CEO; Jason Collins, Vice President Facilities Management; Glendon Kemp, Manager Security; and David Curtis, Chaplain. Click here for a summary of today’s Westminster Canterbury Weekly. Read More
Westminster Canterbury Weekly is the source for the latest news at Westminster Canterbury Richmond. Today, residents joined in-person in the Sara Belle November Theater for a program featuring John Burns, President and CEO; Windley Gravatt, Vice President Workforce Services; Gayle Hunter Haglund, Vice President Resource Development; Beverly Beck, Resident and… Read More
At Westminster Canterbury Richmond our workforce makes all the difference. Caring is our calling! Each member of our team strives to fulfill our mission – ensuring the best life possible for our residents, cultivating leadership in senior services and improving the lives of those we serve every day. Recently,… Read More
Though this Thanksgiving may not feel the same as those past, there is no need to contain gratitude! We are so grateful for each of you – for the spirit of generosity that permeates your lives. Perhaps more than ever, we can each express gratitude for the precious gift of… Read More