Livable Communities

Three of the Bay State’s cities and a nonprofit received AARP 2019 Community Challenge grants.

By Hilary Appelman

Two cities received AARP Community Challenge grants to help make them more livable for residents of all ages.

AARP South Carolina awarded two Community Challenge grants to foster improvements in two communities.

Four groups have won AARP Community Challenge Grants to improve livability in the state.

November conference to spark more progress to make communities better places for all ages

AARP Oklahoma presented a $5,000 honorary check to the McAlester City Council during its September 24 meeting, celebrating the community’s AARP Community Challenge grant recognition.

100+ Elected Officials, Policymakers, Planners Gather in Buffalo for AARP NY Livability SummitBrainstorm Ways to Make Communities More Livable for Residents of All Ages BUFFALO, N.Y. —Over 100 government officials, policymakers and community planners from across New York State and beyond gathered in Buffalo today for AARP New York’s 3rd annual statewide Livability Summit, brainstorming ways to make communities in Western New York and across the state more livable for residents of all ages.

The City Council of Elk City and Elk City community officials are one step closer to a revitalized community garden through the AARP Community Grant Challenge. Community officials were presented with a $2,919 honorary check from AARP Oklahoma during the September 18 City Council meeting.

AARP Indiana Surveys Older Residents of Fort Wayne and Indianapolis