The Salina Presbyterian Manor is inviting the public to celebrate an exciting milestone and the next step to expand, upgrade, and elevate the community. 

This is a dream becoming reality thanks to the generosity of everyone who contributed to the Manor’s $10 million Preserving Legacies, Enriching Lives fundraising campaign.

Join the Manor&nbsp;Tuesday, November 18 at 3 pm on the Salina Presbyterian Manor (2601 E. Crawford) campus as they will break ground on this expansion and renovation project.

For more information on this event, contact&nbsp;Christina Taylor, APR PMMA Communications Director, 316-652-6260 or chtaylor@pmma.org

The design (renderings above) is more than a facelift—it will provide current and future residents with a place to live well and age well with a state-of-the-art wellness center, a new swimming pool for aquatic classes and a new rehab center for staff and therapists to work with residents on-site. 

The renovation will include a new main entrance, a redesigned lobby and welcome center, an updated dining room, and a new bistro and cocktail lounge.

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 </figure>Salina PostThe Salina Presbyterian Manor is inviting the public to celebrate an exciting milestone and the next step to expand, upgrade, and elevate the community. This is a dream becoming reality thanks to the generosity of everyone who contributed to the Manor’s $10 million Preserving Legacies, Enriching Lives fundraising campaign.Join the Manor&nbsp;Tuesday, November 18 at 3 pm on the Salina Presbyterian Manor (2601 E. Crawford) campus as they will break ground on this expansion and renovation project.For more information on this event, contact&nbsp;Christina Taylor, APR PMMA Communications Director, 316-652-6260 or chtaylor@pmma.orgThe design (renderings above) is more than a facelift—it will provide current and future residents with a place to live well and age well with a state-of-the-art wellness center, a new swimming pool for aquatic classes and a new rehab center for staff and therapists to work with residents on-site. The renovation will include a new main entrance, a redesigned lobby and welcome center, an updated dining room, and a new bistro and cocktail lounge.