Who we serve
Everyone has something to give — and something to gain
We serve three communities — seniors, youth, and caregivers — and within each are many lives, histories, and abilities. Our programming is designed so that every participant both teaches and learns.
Seniors (60+)
Purpose, agency, and structured mental stimulation — plus roles as mentors, storytellers, and cultural historians.
- Veterans
- Retirees
- Elders living alone or socially isolated
- Seniors aging in place or in assisted living
- Grandparents raising grandchildren
- LGBTQ+ elders
- Immigrant and multilingual elders
Youth (2-25)
Leadership and service experience through mentorship, technology teaching, arts, and skill-exchange sessions.
- Children and early learners
- Young adults with developmental disabilities
- LGBTQ+ youth
- Young veterans and service members
- Students seeking service hours or mentorship
- Youth in foster or kinship care
- Young caregivers supporting a family member
Caregivers (18+)
Practical education and peer support that strengthens caregiving capacity and reduces stress.
- Retirees caring for a spouse or parent
- Active workers balancing jobs and care
- Family and kinship caregivers
- Professional and home health aides
- Caregivers of adults with developmental disabilities
- Veteran and military family caregivers
- Faith and community volunteer caregivers