Preserve Our Community’s Wellness Hub: Stop the Closure of Active Wellness Center at Reed’s Crossing, Hillsboro, Oregon

Please don’t close the gym because it’s very close to me and I wanna stay healthy. It’s a very beautiful athletic club.

Please don’t close the active fitness center. This is one of the reason reeds crossing is a best place to live and stay healthy

What a great loss to our community. Please reconsider your closure.

Please don't shut down Active Wellness Center. It's very convenient for the residents to go here for fitness, and we would love to stay Active at the Active Wellness Center.

This space is perfectly designed for a gym. Providence should rent out spaces in the new neighborhood buildings across the street rather than replacing the gym that serves our community!

Please do NOT close the facility ! I take so much pride in having this has has been essential for keep my and my family healthy.

Keep active going!!

It’s a no brainer; You don’t take such an important tool of preventative wellness so lightly. Many depend on this; at one of the greatest senior living areas in Washington County. Should be a Piority to keep this help in our later years.

Keep the pool open!!

DO NOT CLOSE!!!

The community needs this!

It’s too valuable a facility to the residents of the community

There is no other pool or gym community like Active at Reed’s. This is a huge part of the South Hillsboro community and I am hopeful that Providence will reconsider this heartbreaking decision for the community.

Please keep our active wellness!!!!!

Strongly urge providence to reconsider the closure of active fitness center.

This is needed in South Hillsboro.

Keeping our diverse aged community healthy is important!

Please don't close Active Wellness Center.

Don’t let PROFITdence close the gym!!!

Active wellness center has been a great addition to our community and although I am not a member I only have great things to say. First off this is the one place my kids feel safe and cared for in their swimming lessons with their instructors. There is no overcrowding or excessive noise for my son with sensory issues. Loosing access to active and all it has to offer would be an immense loss for our community.