When Aging 100 officially became a nonprofit in 2020, we looked ahead with excitement and optimism. Like many organizations, we never imagined that just a few months later the world would be transformed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

While the pandemic created unprecedented challenges for nonprofits and the communities they serve, our volunteer-driven organization remained committed to helping seniors. As the needs of seniors grew, we adapted, finding creative ways to collect donations, provide essential resources, and remind seniors that they were not alone during an incredibly difficult time.

Although our first year looked very different than we had planned, it reinforced why Aging 100 exists. The pandemic highlighted the importance of supporting seniors with compassion, connection, and practical assistance when they needed it most.

As we closed our first year, we remained hopeful for the future and committed to growing our impact. We are deeply grateful to every volunteer, donor, and community partner who believed in our mission from the very beginning. Your support helped lay the foundation for everything that followed.

Thank you for joining us on this journey.

With gratitude,