Devonshire’s comprehensive total rewards go beyond typical employee benefit plans
Devonshire community members find that their satisfaction stems from the community's vibrant, worry-free lifestyle.
Students collected pajamas to benefit foster children
More than 270 dedicated hourly employees attended the second reception this year
Winter is the perfect time to visit Devonshire for a tour of two- and one-bedroom apartment homes.
Mayor of Palm Beach Gardens Visited Chesterbrook Academy® Preschool to Celebrate Read for the Record Day on Oct. 26
With Devonshire's range of top-notch amenities, community members are able to pursue their favorite hobbies.
Devonshire opens new Custom Interiors design gallery
For over 15 years, Donna Hamilton has been bringing her community together with newsletters and events.
Devonshire's financial model, which includes a monthly service fee, helps community members manage their budgets with ease.
Campers held lemonade stands to raise funds and awareness for childhood cancer research
Devonshire is the employer of choice for health care professionals
Devonshire has well-landscaped walking trails, an outdoor heated swimming pool, a putting green, and a full-sized croquet court
The highly anticipated updates encompass the community's grand front entrance, popular lounge area, and entrances to the on-site restaurants
Wellington in Palm Beach County is the only Florida city to make the list of 50 Best Places to Live for Families, Fortune said.
To highlight PTSD Awareness Month in June, the nonprofit aims to increase research funding, awareness and treatment of PTSD.
The "Call For Kindness" grant from the Riley's Way Foundation helped 2 Palm Beach teens give girls supportive undergarments to play sports.
The Custom Interiors Coordinator at Devonshire helps make community members' design dreams a reality.
Devonshire community members can enjoy the world-renowned amenities at PGA National Resort
A Delaware man visiting South FL claimed a $5 million prize while playing the Gold Rush Unlimited scratch-off game, Florida Lottery said.
When asked what her favorite part about living at Devonshire is, she points to the community's welcoming environment.
By offering an unmatched workplace culture, Devonshire continues to grow in popularity as an employer.
The opportunities for meaningful connection at Devonshire are endless
Chesterbrook Academy® Preschool students collected pajamas to benefit the Pajama Program
Devonshire has all the enviable Erickson Senior Living amenities & services & provides membership to the world-renowned PGA National Resort
Last-Minute Christmas Shopping Could lead to Flu or COVID Exposure
Community Members contribute $195,000 to Devonshire and Chatsworth Staff Appreciation Fund
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At Devonshire, dining service employees enjoy unique, competitive benefits; opportunities for advancement; and specialty training.
At the start of 2022, a charity or nonprofit was identified - for each quarter of the year - that would benefit from volunteer
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At Devonshire, community members have state-of-the art fitness equipment and technology, such as Echelon Connect bikes
Located in a non-evacuation zone, Devonshire boasts top-grade, steel beam construction and hurricane-rated windows
Devonshire's chefs specialize in creating healthy, appetizing dishes, including those that satisfy unique dietary needs.
"The opportunity to create dishes, cook, and lead a talented team is one of the most important aspects of being a chef"
At Devonshire, monthly calendar is filled with activities and special events, including live music, special trips, and social gatherings
Since 2014 the Young Marines of the Palm Beaches have been carrying the lead banner for the National Memorial Day Parade in Washington D.C.
Students celebrated Earth Day and protecting the environment by releasing 7,500 beneficial bugs in their schoolyard to help local vegetation