Membership

Is it time to renew your membership? There are three easy ways you can renew.

1. In-person – Stop by the front desk to complete your membership registration and receive a current parking permit.

2. By mail – Fill out and mail in the membership form along with a check payable to City of Cupertino. Then, the next time you are in, visit the front desk to receive your current parking permit. Access and print the membership form here(PDF, 353KB).

3. Online – Using your email and password, sign in to your reg4rec.org account. After you have signed in, follow these steps to complete your registration:

• Step 1: Click ‘Memberships’ on the blue menu bar at the top of the page

• Step 2: In the search bar, type “Senior Center”

• Step 3: Select ‘Senior Center Membership’ then click ‘Add to Cart’

If you have not signed into your account and do not have a password. Follow these steps:

• Step 1: Visit reg4rec.org

• Step 2: Click ‘Sign In’

• Step 3: Click 'Forgot Password' and enter your email address to have your login information sent to you. After you have signed in, follow Steps 1 through 3 to complete your registration.

Senior guests can access the Senior Center for social activities and one-day lectures for a $5 fee, which includes a one-day parking permit. For luncheons, guests pay this fee plus the activity cost. To obtain a Visitor Pass, sign up at the front desk or download the Visitor Pass form in advance.

 Drop-in Passes allow Senior Center members to register for individual exercise classes on a space-available basis. These passes are only for select classes offered by the Cupertino Senior Center and are not equivalent to a Membership Day Pass. Look for the Drop-in Pass logo on select classes in the 50+ Scene. Please note that passes are non-refundable, and classes may be canceled if minimum registration is not met. Senior Center membership is required to purchase a Drop-in Pass.

Cupertino Senior Center offers gift cards that can be purchased to give as gifts to family and friends. Gift cards are redeemable toward trips, special events, membership, or activities. Call (408) 777-3150 for details.

Participants who have caregivers may have the caregiver accompany them to programs at the Senior Center. A caregiver is defined as a qualified and physically able companion to accompany a participant who needs such assistance and must assume total responsibility for their well-being. The only time there is a charge for the caregiver is for a luncheon or trip, no visitor pass is needed.

The Stay Active Fund is about helping Cupertino adults 50 and older remain active, engaged, and participating in the Cupertino Senior Center. This fund provides assistance to offset the cost of a Senior Center membership and registration for classes and events.

The membership scholarship covers up to 50% of the resident membership fee and requires that the applicant submit a payment of the remaining amount. The class and event scholarship allows a member to request a reduction in price for a class or event. The member may receive this reduction in price four times per year. The scholarship will cover up to 50% of the class or event fee. The applicant is responsible for the remaining amount.

To request participation in this scholarship program, the applicant must complete a Stay Active Fund Application at the Senior Center front desk and submit the application and appropriate documentation to the Senior Center Supervisor for review and approval. The Stay Active Fund is available each year from November 1 to June 30 or until the funds are spent.

For more information about the Stay Active Fund, please contact the Senior Center at (408) 777-3150 or senior_center@cupertino.gov.

Senior Center Suspension Policy(PDF, 139KB)