Greencroft Communities’ History

Greencroft Communities is a nonprofit provider of senior housing, services and programs on campuses in Goshen, Middlebury, South Bend, Hamilton Grove, and DeMotte. In keeping with our Mennonite values and high standards of care, Greencroft is committed to creating dynamic communities that embrace the creativity, contributions and challenges of aging for all.

1922

Hamilton Grove was founded.

1962

Greencroft Goshen began as an organization dedicated to researching, planning, and providing retirement services.

1967

Greencroft Goshen opened for business.

1987

Greencroft Goshen’s Senior Center opened.

1990

Greencroft Goshen was accredited as a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC).

1991

Southfield Village was founded.

2000

Southfield Village opened for business.

2002

Greencroft Middlebury named its Board of Directors.

2003

Greencroft Middlebury registered with the state as a CCRC.

2004

Greencroft Middlebury welcomed its first residents.

2005

Southfield Village registered with the state as a CCRC.

2005

Middlebury Senior Center opened.

2006

Southfield Village affiliates with Greencroft Communities.

2007

Oak Grove signs a management contract with Greencroft Communities.

2007

Hamilton Grove affiliates with Greencroft Communities.