San Francisco Based Nonprofit

Senior Smile Society

Student-led volunteers across San Francisco creating meaningful connections with seniors in nursing homes.

About Us

Senior Smile Society was created to turn small acts of kindness into lasting connection — for seniors who deserve to feel seen, and for students who want to serve with purpose.

Senior Smile Society is a student-led organization dedicated to improving the well-being of seniors in nursing homes through care packages, activities, and community support.

Through student volunteers all over San Francisco, we create meaningful connections between younger and older generations while addressing loneliness among elderly residents.

Seniors Served

Money Donated

$0+

Student Volunteers

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Our Goals

Reduce loneliness

Create consistent, friendly interaction that helps seniors feel remembered and supported.

Build intergenerational connection

Bring students and seniors together through activities, conversation, and shared community.

Support nursing homes

Partner with staff to deliver care packages and programs that brighten daily life.

Our Mission

Senior Smile Society's mission is to foster intergenerational connection by promoting empathy, leadership, and compassion among students while uplifting the lives of seniors in our community through kindness and care. Not only do we learn to lead with our heart, but we also develop soft skills as young high school students—communication, teamwork, and adaptability through meaningful experiences and new encounters that inspire personal growth.

Partnered Senior Homes

We work with senior homes, housing communities, and elder-serving organizations to bring consistent, resident-centered support and companionship.

Jewish Living

The San Francisco Campus For Jewish Living provides compassionate care and a welcoming environment for older adults, with a focus on dignity, connection, and quality of life. Senior Smile Society hosted our first event here, which was very successful and filled with meaningful interactions. We look forward to continuing to bring joy and companionship to residents through this partnership.

St. Mark Square, Martin Luther Tower

MLK Towers is a senior housing community dedicated to providing a safe, supportive, and socially engaging environment for older adults in San Francisco. Home to many independent seniors, MLK Towers fosters connection through shared spaces and community-based living. Senior Smile Society partners with MLK Towers to bring meaningful interactions, activities, and companionship to residents—helping reduce isolation and create a more connected, joyful community.

LBFE

Little Brothers - Friends of the Elderly (LBFE) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to alleviating loneliness and isolation among older adults through companionship, community, and support services. Their mission aligns closely with Senior Smile Society’s goal of fostering meaningful connections with seniors. By partnering with LBFE, we are able to expand our impact, reach more individuals in need, and work together to create a stronger, more compassionate community for the elderly.

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Upcoming Events

Join us at our next volunteer gathering — connect with seniors and fellow students across San Francisco.

Upcoming

Spring Nursing Home Visit

Date: Monday, June 15, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Location: San Francisco Campus For Jewish Living

Spend the morning with residents through conversation, games, and care-package activities. Student volunteers of all experience levels are welcome.

Arrive 15 minutes early for check-in and a brief orientation.
Wear comfortable, modest clothing and closed-toe shoes.
Bring a signed waiver if this is your first event with us.
Spots are limited — please sign up so we can plan supplies and transportation.

Volunteer sign-up (Google Form)View all events

Our Impact

Communication

Develop communication skills through meaningful interactions with seniors.

Teamwork

Learn to collaborate with others on community activities.

Service

Make a meaningful difference in the lives of seniors through consistent community engagement.

Through our events and activities, students develop communication skills, learn to work as a team, and help bring seniors joy. By encouraging intergenerational connections, we create a more compassionate community where students and seniors bring joy to each other.

Help Us Connect

We're always looking to build new connections within our community! If you know a senior home, organization, or program that would love to collaborate or host an activity with us, we'd love to hear from you.

Feel free to share your ideas, partnerships, or event suggestions:

✉️seniorsmilesocietyclub@gmail.com

Meet the Board

Get to know the passionate student leaders who make Senior Smile Society possible

Milan Revelo

Executive Director

Milan leads Senior Smile Society and helps guide the non profit's overall direction. She works closely with the board to plan events, build partnerships with senior communities, and make sure everything we do stays true to our mission of spreading joy and connection.

Lilian Rivers

Project Coordinator

Lilian keeps the non profit organized behind the scenes. She manages budgeting, tracks funds, and helps make sure our events and projects are financially sustainable so we can continue making an impact. As Project Coordinator, she's present at all of our events and makes sure everything runs smoothly on the ground—from setup to wrap-up. She's also Milan's organizational second baseman: covering the gaps, backing the team up, and keeping the day moving when we're in action.

Ava Alejandrino

Secretary

Ava keeps everything running smoothly by organizing meeting notes, sending updates, and making sure everyone stays on the same page. She helps maintain clear communication within the team.

Mandy Yu

Volunteer Director

Mandy connects volunteers with meaningful opportunities. She organizes sign-ups, coordinates schedules, and supports members so they feel confident and excited to participate in our events. As Volunteer Director, she leads how we recruit, onboard, and support volunteers so every program has the people power it needs.

March Lam

Media Photographer

March shares our story with the community. She manages social media, creates promotional content, and helps spread awareness about our events and mission. As Media Photographer, she focuses on capturing photos during events so we can document moments, celebrate residents and volunteers, and share authentic glimpses of our work.

Gavin Zeng

Web Director & Media Production

Gavin manages our website and digital media. He designs and maintains our online presence, creates content, and helps showcase the impact our non profit makes.

Zoe Dao

Fundraising Chair

Zoe leads our fundraising efforts and donation drives. She organizes campaigns and works with supporters to help fund our activities and expand our outreach. As Fundraising Chair, she's in charge of putting together donations—coordinating drives, tracking what we need for care packages, and making sure supplies and funds get where they're needed.