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Residents’ monthly rent covers only a portion of Culpepper Garden’s services. The rest of our costs are met by contributions from companies, foundations and individuals, as well as government resources.

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Culpepper Garden has been home to low- and moderate-income seniors since 1975. We offer both independent and supportive services in comfortable, convenient and secure apartments in Arlington, VA.

Rising costs in the Washington, DC, area and longer lives have eroded the savings of local seniors. At Culpepper Garden, residents pay rent based on their income.

But Culpepper Garden is more than a place to live — it is a place to call home. It is an active, vibrant community, where residents enjoy companionship (or privacy), activities, help with day-to-day tasks and more.

Willie Watts

After a career that spanned the globe, Willie Watts enjoys living at Culpepper Garden.

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Culpepper Garden Partnership Receives Top "Best Practices" Award

The partnership between Culpepper Garden and Arlington County's Aging and Disability Services division recently won the Virginia Commonwealth Council on Aging's top "Best Practices" award for 2011. "Our hope is that other communities across the Commonwealth will replicate these innovative, cost-effective programs that can do so much to improve the quality of life for older Virginians," said Robert Blancato, chairman of the council. As part of the award, Culpepper Garden will receive a $5,000 donation. To find out more, download the press release.

Culpepper Garden does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, elderliness, familial status or handicap status in the admission or access to and/or treatment or employment in its federally assisted programs and activities. Occupancy of this community is open to all persons that meet the eligibility criteria regardless of the aforementioned federal and state statutorily protected classes.