Rogerson Communities

Rogerson Communities today mourns the loss of a trusted leader, faithful supporter, and beloved friend, Brit d’Arbeloff.

Brit, who served on Rogerson’s Board of Directors since 2004, including more than a decade as Chair, was one of the organization’s most influential strategic leaders and our largest individual donor.

Rogerson Mourns the Passing of Brit d'Arbeloff Brit d'Arbeloff, legendary trailblazing woman in STEM and Rogerson's most generous individual supporter, passed away.

Judy wanted what many people want—to be near her loved ones as she aged. But with a son, her only child, living in one of the most expensive real estate markets in the country, that dream felt out of reach. Even with savings, Social Security, and a pension.

Find out how Judy overcame it all to become the grandmother she's always hoped to be:

Becoming the Grandmother She'd Always Hoped to Be Judy wanted what every older adults wants: to be near her grandchildren. But, in an expensive market like Boston, that isn't so simple.

We are excited to announce that the City of Boston has awarded us $3 million for our Rogerson House redevelopment project in Jamaica Plain.

The project includes the creation of 41 new affordable independent living apartments in addition to 66 new memory care units to replace existing services on the campus.

“The new Rogerson House is an intentionally reimagined campus for the older adults of today and tomorrow,” said President and CEO Walter Ramos. “Combining compassionate memory care with sorely needed affordable housing is a powerful manifestation of the Rogerson mission on land we’ve called home for nearly 70 years. We’re incredibly grateful to the City of Boston for supporting this project.”

Rogerson Awarded $3 million for Rogerson House redevelopment Rogerson Communities has been awarded $3 million from the City of Boston for its memory care and affordable housing redevelopment project.