ABOUT
A NONPROFIT THAT WORKS TO PRESERVE THE INDEPENDENCE AND WELL BEING OF SENIORS
IN NORTHEAST TARRANT COUNTY
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WHAT THEY DO
Serving our Seniors provides Help, Hope, and Healing to seniors in the Northeast Tarrant County area.
Their free services are provided to those older than 65 or to those 60+ with a disability.
HOW THEY DO IT
Through their primary programs, which are all free, include:
- Transportation
- Helping Hands
- Social Outreach.
location & minimum age
Richland Hills, TX 76118
Minimum age to volunteer: 21 years old, background check required
Teens can help adults for some programs
VOLUNTEER
Opportunities include: Driving Clients to and from medical appointments or quality-of-life drives (drugstore, bank, groceries). Host or help out at a monthly social event, or sign up to call or visit with a Client regularly. Assist seniors with minor home repairs, wheelchair ramps, Adopt-A-Lawn program, and group service days.
other ways to help
- Become a sponsor at their Festival of Friends (FOF) annual event every October
- Host a social event: provide and/or serve lunch for a large group of Seniors that gather monthly to make new friends and visit with current friends.
- Be an ambassador!
Charities2love insights
If you love working with seniors, this is a wonderful organization to get involved in. They offer many ways to volunteer.
Volunteers who love seeing the benefits of their efforts will especially love driving a senior and helping out at their monthly themed lunches, which provide much needed opportunities to socialize
QUOTE OF NOTE
“We are a non-profit organization that has been serving seniors since 1981. We are fueled by the unwavering support of churches, civic groups, businesses, and compassionate individuals. Our mission is to provide help, hope, and healing for the cherished seniors in our community and proudly contribute to the preservation of independence and well-being for our senior neighbors in Northeast Tarrant County. Through meaningful partnerships and dedicated efforts, we honorably play a vital role in enhancing the quality of life for the seniors we are privileged to serve.”
Elizabeth Grace, Executive director of Serving Our Seniors