Senior Citizen Services Inc (Active Generations)

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Senior Citizen Services Inc, doing business as Active Generations, is a nonprofit organization in Sioux Falls, South Dakota that provides nutrition, adult day services, activities, and support programs for older adults to promote healthy, independent aging.

Sioux Falls, South Dakota, United States

About Senior Citizen Services Inc (Active Generations)

Senior Citizen Services Inc, commonly known as Active Generations, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Sioux Falls, South Dakota that focuses on improving the quality of life for older adults. The organization operates senior centers and multi‑service programs including congregate and home‑delivered meals, adult day services for individuals with dementia or other conditions, transportation, fitness and social activities, and employment and volunteer support for seniors. Its stated mission is to promote positive aging and enhance quality of life for all generations through multi‑service programs for older persons in Sioux Falls and surrounding areas.([philanthropy.org](https://philanthropy.org/990/report/460305500/senior-citizen-services-inc?utm_source=openai))

A charge with the descriptor “SQ *SENIOR CITIZEN gosq.com, SD (0541)” likely reflects a payment processed via Square on behalf of this senior‑services nonprofit or a similar South Dakota senior center—such as a donation, payment for meals (like congregate or Meals on Wheels contributions), adult day services, membership dues, special event tickets, or fundraising purchases. Because the transaction routes through Square, “gosq.com” appears in the descriptor, while the shortened label “SENIOR CITIZEN” is often used for senior centers or senior‑service nonprofits in South Dakota.([npiprofile.com](https://npiprofile.com/taxonomy/code/332U00000X/state/sd?utm_source=openai))

If you have questions about the charge, the best steps are to check your receipts or email confirmations around the transaction date for any payments to a senior center or Active Generations, and log into your Square digital receipt (if you provided an email or phone at checkout) to view details. You can also contact Active Generations or the senior center you visited directly, providing the date, amount, and last four digits of your card so they can look up the transaction. If you don’t recognize the payment after contacting them, reach out to your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge or request more information, and consider monitoring your account for any additional unexpected transactions.

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Senior Citizen Services Inc (Active Generations).

  1. SQ *SENIOR CITIZEN gosq.com, SD (0541)

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge labeled “SQ *SENIOR CITIZEN gosq.com, SD” on my card statement?

This descriptor indicates a payment processed by Square on behalf of a South Dakota senior‑service nonprofit or senior center, likely Senior Citizen Services Inc (Active Generations) in Sioux Falls. The charge may be for meals, adult day services, membership dues, a special event, or a donation you made at or for a senior center.

What types of payments to Senior Citizen Services Inc (Active Generations) are commonly processed by card?

Common card payments include suggested contributions for congregate or home‑delivered meals, adult day services fees, annual or monthly membership dues, fitness or activity class fees, transportation donations, and tickets or purchases related to fundraisers and special events.

How can I confirm that this Senior Citizen Services/Active Generations charge is legitimate?

Match the transaction date and amount on your bank statement with any paper receipts, email confirmations, or calendar entries for visits to a senior center or Active Generations programs. If you provided an email or phone at checkout, look for a digital Square receipt. You can also call Active Generations and ask them to search for the transaction using the date, amount, and last four digits of your card.

How do I request a refund or correction for a Senior Citizen Services/Active Generations charge?

Contact Active Generations directly via the phone or contact information on their website, explain the issue, and provide your transaction date, amount, and the last four digits of your card. Because Square is only the processor, refund decisions must be made by the nonprofit; once they issue a refund, it will post back to your card, typically within a few business days.

Could this Senior Citizen Services/Active Generations charge be a recurring payment?

Most payments to Senior Citizen Services Inc are one‑time charges for meals, services, or donations, but some supporters set up recurring monthly gifts or automatic membership payments. Review your email or donor account for any recurring donation setup, and contact the organization if you need to change or cancel an ongoing contribution.

Why does the descriptor show ‘gosq.com’ instead of ‘Active Generations’ or ‘Senior Citizen Services Inc’?

‘gosq.com’ appears because the transaction was processed through Square’s payment platform. Some merchants, including nonprofits and senior centers, use shortened or generic names like ‘SENIOR CITIZEN’ in their Square profile, which then appear on card statements instead of their full legal name.

How can I cancel or adjust a recurring donation to Senior Citizen Services/Active Generations charged through Square?

If you believe you set up a recurring donation or automatic payment, first check any confirmation emails from Active Generations or Square, which often include a link to manage or cancel the recurring payment. If you can’t find it, contact Active Generations directly and ask them to look up and stop or modify the recurring charge.

What should I do if I never interacted with a senior center but still see this ‘Senior Citizen’ Square charge?

If you don’t recall visiting a senior center, attending their fundraiser, or making any related donation, contact your card issuer immediately to report the unrecognized charge. They can investigate, contact the Square merchant if needed, and help you dispute the transaction or replace your card if there are signs of fraud.

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