West Central TX Area Agency on Aging (Abilene, TX)
The AAA provides a variety of services to senior adults over the age of 60. Services range from Information, Referral and Assistance, Benefits Counseling, Care Coordiantion, a National Family Caregiver Support Program, and Nursing Home Ombudsman.

City of Arlington Parks and Recreation (Arlignton, TX)
I coordinate the programs and activities for the two senior recreation centers for the City of Arlington Parks and Recreation.

Alzheimer's Assocation - Captial of Texas Chapter (Austin, TX)
A Voluntary Health Organization providing support and resources for those with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias in 17 counties in Central Texas. Affiliated with the national Alzheimer's Association, the world's largest contributor to Alzheimer's research.

Area Agency on Aging of the Capital Area (Austin, TX)
A program of the Capital Area Council of Governments that is funded through the Older Americans Act and the Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services to provide a system of services for those persons age 60 and over and their caregivers.

Catholic Charities (Austin, TX)
Catholic Charities of Central Texas works to strengthen individuals, families and communities through direct services, community collaboration and social justice advocacy.

FUMC Austin (Austin, TX)


Meals on Wheels and More (Austin, TX)
Meals on Wheels and More provides hot meal delivery, groceries, free home repairs, phone friends and many other life-sustaining services to thousands of homebound elderly and disabled individuals in the greater Austin area. We also serve hundreds of low-income and food-insecure students with hot afternoon meals.

ADRC (Belton, TX)
The Central Texas Aging and Disability Resource Center serves as a highly visible, trusted and valued place of all incomes and ages can turn for information on the full range of long terms support options based upon individual choice and is a single point of entry to access support programs and benefits.

Central Texas Aging & Disability Resource Center (Belton , TX)
the central texas Aging & disability Resource Center ser ves as highly visiable,trusted and valued place where people of all incomes and ages can turn for information on the full range of long term support options based upon individual choice and is a single point of entry to access support programs ans benefits.

Heart of central texas independent living center (Belton, TX)
Promotes independence and advocates for equal access for persons with disabilties.

Community Resource & Recreation Center (Canyon Lake , TX)
We are a non-profit 501(c)3 organization that provides emergency food and financial assistance to the community as well as a free durable medical equipment lend program, senior exercise programs, bridge groups, mah jogg group, and numerous other activities for young and old alike.

Alzheimer's Association- Greater Dallas Chapter (Dallas, TX)
Established in 1983, the Alzheimer's Association is dedicated to providing support and assistance to persons affected by Alzheimer’s disease and their families. Our mission is to eliminate Alzheimer’s disease through the advancement in research; to provide and enhance care and support for all affected and to reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health. The Greater Dallas Chapter is the only centralized professional source of support for Alzheimer’s families and caregivers in the Dallas and surrounding counties. We provide a broad range of programs and services, educational classes, and support to a concentrated range of thirty-four counties serving an estimated 50,000 Northeast Texas persons with Alzheimer’s and their families. Dallas Chapter provides support, guidance and training for families through various programs including Respite Care assistance, MedicAlert + Safe Return, a 24-hour Helpline, Caregiver Classes, Support groups, Chapter Newsletters, and on-line information. The chapter’s Trailblazer’s program provides education & support to those in the early stages of Alzheimer’s or a related dementia. Currently, The Greater Dallas Chapter is a partner agency with United Way of Metropolitan Dallas. Through this partnership we encourage outreach for new and existing advocates, and educate and promote the overall community awareness of Alzheimer’s disease to local corporate sponsors, and other employee giving campaigns.

Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Society, Inc. (Dallas, TX)
66 Acre Arboretum and Display Garden

DFW International Airport (DFW Airport, TX)
The DFW Airport has over 6 million dollars worth of art and offers free-of-charge art tours and art presentations.

Crestview Nursing and Rehab - Bremond Nursing and (Fort Hood, TX)
Nursing Home and Rehab Therapy

Crestview Nursing and Rehab - Bremond Nursing and (Fort Hood, TX)
Nursing Home and Rehab Therapy

Alzheimer's Association (Fort Worth, TX)
The Alzheimer's Association Capital of Texas Chapter offers a variety of services to the 17 counties in Central Texas. Some of these services include: a 24-hour Helpline, support groups, respite programs, Safe Return program, community awareness and education seminars, family consultations, and a resource & lending library. Our mission is to eliminate Alzheimer's disease through the advancement of research; to provide and enhance care and support for all affected; and to reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health. Our vision is a world without Alzheimer's.

Neighbor Helping Neighbor - Arlington (Fort Worth, TX)
The Area Agency on Aging and Meals on Wheels, Inc. of Tarrant County are spearheading Neighbor Helping Neighbor in central Arlington to assist socially isolated seniors ages 60 and older. Socially isolated seniors are those who do not have access to resources, who are living alone without assistance from friends or family, or who are experiencing feelings of loneliness as a result of being isolated from their community. The goal of this program is to help these seniors enjoy better, safer lives while remaining in their own homes. Volunteers and professionals from neighborhood and faith-based groups, government, businesses and human service organizations provide a variety of services through this program. Our goal is to help these separate entities form a sustainable network that can provide these services to isolated seniors for years to come.

Libbie's Place Senior Day Program (Galveston, TX)
Adult day care service for people age 55 and up in the Galveston County area. Open Monday thru Friday from 7:30 am - 5:45 pm. Full-time nurse, activity director and trained care staff. Lunch and two snacks provided daily. Transportation available in Galveston and on mainland for additional fee. Discount program for qualified applicants.

University of Texas Medical Branch (Galveston, TX)
Community Outreach to create educational opportunities for older adults.

Sage Public Relations (Houstno, TX)


Houston Zoo, inc. (Houston, TX)
Recognized by Parents magazine as one of the Ten Best Zoos for Kids, the Houston Zoo is an exciting live animal adventure that provides a unique educational and conservation resource serving 1.7 million guests annually. Set in a 55-acre lush tropical landscape, the Zoo is home to more than 4,500 exotic animals representing more than 800 species. Operated by the not-for-profit Houston Zoo, Inc., the Houston Zoo is dedicated to the conservation of endangered species, the provision of engaging educational opportunities and the creation of stimulating exhibits that broaden the experiences of our guests and encourage their curiosity.

Memorial Hermann Wellness Center (Houston, TX)
The Memorial Hermann/HBU Wellness Center provides members personalized service. We offer a variety of memberships to fit your needs, including individual, couples and family. All memberships include a health history, personal wellness profile and fitness assessment, as well as a complete orientation of the facility’s equipment. A customized fitness program is developed for each member by a certified personal trainer. You will also be given a fitness re-evaluation six to eight weeks after your general fitness assessment in order to track your progress. Our knowledgeable, highly-qualified staff is dedicated to helping you reach your health and wellness goals. A membership at the Wellness Center includes: Full use of our state-of-the-art fitness area Strength and weight training equipment Access to our four aquatic areas, sauna and steam room Group exercise classes (both land and aquatic) Court sports Indoor running-track Supervised child care services (additional fees apply) Specialized personal training, including Pilates Reformer (additional fees apply) Access to the meditation garden Locker rooms with showers and towel service Emotional support groups Health and wellness information sessions Bi-monthly membership newsletter Special members-only events and activities Free family hours (limited access for guests) Discounts in the Garden Spa, Complements Shoppe, the Memorial Hermann Wellness Institute and other Wellness Center services The Wellness Center also offers group exercise classes and services for individuals with special needs, such as seniors, people with osteoporosis, arthritis (land and aquatic classes) and cardiovascular issues, as well as pre- and postnatal women.

Tex US TOO (Houston, TX)
We are an 18 year old chapter of a non-profit national organization providing prostate cancer education and support. We hold monthly meetings without charge featuring specialists in prostate cancer treatments followed by informal discussion groups on prostate cancer issues.

Taps 'n Tunes Productions (Hurst, TX)
We are a non-profit organization that entertains Senior Citizens around the communities, with song and dance. Our performances include dance & song styles from the 1920's, 30s & 40s. One of our Military packages includes a Flag Ceremony to honor the Veterans. We perform at nursing homes, assisted living centers, retirment centers and for many senior functions throughout the year. Every 2 years we have a large show at the Scott Theater in Ft. Worth that is open to the public. This Show is coming up in September and we are anxious to promote it. One of our performance days will be a weekday on which we will perform specifically for nursing home and assisted living facilites. We provide the buses to bring the Seniors to the show and lunch is provided to them after the show. This year we will have performances on Saturday night 9/20 at 7:30, Sunday afternoon, 9/21 at 2:30, Monday, 9/22 at 10:00 am and then on Tuesday 9/23 at 10:00 & 2:00pm.

Presbyterian Communities & Services (Irving, TX)
About Presbyterian Communities and Services: Presbyterian Communities and Services exists to enrich the lives of those we serve by extending exceptional care and services in a faith-based culture. A Dallas-based, not-for-profit organization, our family of members includes Grace Presbyterian Village, Faith Presbyterian Hospice, and Presbyterian Village North. In everything we do, from our residence communities to our hospice services, we seek to empower individuals to live their lives to the fullest – to make Each Moment Matter. About Faith Presbyterian Hospice: Each Moment Matters Faith Presbyterian Hospice, was founded in 2004 to provide exceptional care for individuals of any faith that face a life-limiting illness. We are not-for-profit: our bottom line is the quality of service and depth of compassion we provide patients, their families, and their friends through this difficult transition. About Grace Presbyterian Village: Welcome Home Founded in 1962, Grace Presbyterian Village offers a full range of residential choices, care services and countless opportunities for friendship, life enrichment, spiritual nourishment, and wellness. As a continuing care retirement community located on 27 wooded acres in Oak Cliff, Grace’s wide range of services includes residential living, assisted living, skilled nursing and rehabilitation, outpatient therapy, and certified Alzheimer’s and dementia care. About Presbyterian Village North: Peace of Mind Since 1980, Presbyterian Village North has offered a full range of residential choices, care services and fulfilling programs with a deep commitment to life-long learning, wellness, and faith. Located on 63 garden-like acres in North Dallas, our full continuum of care includes executive homes, patio homes, and garden apartments for retirement living, supportive assisted living, skilled nursing and rehabilitation and certified Alzheimer’s and dementia care. About Presbyterian Communities and Services Foundation: Presbyterian Communities and Services Foundation is a 501(c) 3 that exists to support the ministries of Faith Presbyterian Hospice, Grace Presbyterian Village and Presbyterian Village North. As a ministry that provides benevolence care, we are able to support the needs of unfunded patients and residents who have outlived their resources. Additionally, we support quality of life through key programs such as Faithful Wishes, Faithful Presence, Music Therapy and Massage therapy.

Maria Goretti Network (Katy, TX)
We are a self help support network for victims of abuse. It doesn't matter what type of abuse it was (physical,sexual,mental,etc;)OR who did it. We find sharing our stories in a safe enviroment and talking about forgiveness and God's role in it helps us recover. Most members are Catholic but two are Baptist and only one of the members was a victim of a priest. Most of the members were abused by a close relative or trusted person in authority. We meet the third Saturday of every month. At 7pm, 2108 Ridgewood, Longview TX 75605 we can be found at the Parish Hall of St.Mary's church. Everything said at meetings is confidential.

Kingwood Gardn Club (KIngwood, TX)
The Kingwood Garden Club was formed in 1973. The objective of the club is to stimulate interest in floral design and horticulture; to cultivate a broader knowledge of gardens and gardening; to aid in the protection of native trees, plants, and wildlife; and to encourage civic interest in an appreciation for the work and growth of garden clubs

TTU Outreach & Distance Education (Lubbock, TX)
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Texas Tech University (OLLI at TTU) provides adults 50 years of age and older with intellectually stimulating learning opportunities. No tests, no grades... just the opportunity to explore exciting topics in a casual, university-based setting. Participate in classes, special interest groups, book discussions, dinner and drama, lunch and learning, field trips and social events. Take the opportunity to interact with people from the community who have similar interests and learn something new, just for the fun of it.

Collin County Committee on Aging (McKinney, TX)
Meals on Wheels provider for all of Collin County

Collin County Committee on Aging-Meals on Wheels (McKinney, TX)
Our agency provides case management, caregiver support and Meals on Wheels for the elderly and disable populations within Collin County, TX. We are always in need of volunteer drivers to deliver meals to the clients who reside within the county. We deliver meals Monday through Friday between 11 am and 1 pm. If you are interested, please contact Lara at 972-562-6996, ext. 125.

Fort Bend Seniors Meals on Wheels (Rosenberg, TX)
Fort Bend Seniors is committed to helping seniors remain independent by enhancing their quality of life through services and resources. We provide meals to seniors in Fort Bend & Waller Counties through our Meals on Wheels and Congregate Center Programs.

Low Vision Resource Center (San Antonio, TX)
The Low Vision Resource Center assist those experiencing significantly reduced or total vision loss discover ways to continue daily activities and maintain their independence. We provide members access to valuable information as well as provide an opportunity to talk with others who share their challenges. We provide monthly meetings, presentations regarding latest medical research and provide resources to help them. We provide social events for the members and publishes a newsletter and a resource guide. We also host OWL RADIO, a radio reading service offering local and national news to those who can no longer read regular print.

SAN ANTONIO TABLE TENNIS CLUB (San Antonio, TX)
Further the sport of table tennis for persons of all ages, including seniors, in the Greater San Antonio, Texas area.

Alzheimer's Alliance of Northeast Texas (Tyler, TX)
The Alzheimer's Alliance of Northeast Texas is dedicated providing resources, education, programs, encouragement and support to individuals with Alzheimer's or related dementias, their families and professional who care for them.

Alzheimer's Association/North Central Texas Chapte (Waco, TX)
Our mission is to eliminate Alzheimer's Disease through the advancement of research and to enhance care and support for individuals, their families and caregivers in our North Central Texas service area. Core programs and service of the Alzheimer's Association are: 24/7 Telephone Helpline; Education and Training; Support Groups; SafeReturn; Research; and Advocacy.

Senior News (Waco, TX)


HAL-PC Senior Leaning Center (Webster, TX)
The center’s volunteers teach the following classes aimed at Seniors: Basic Computer Literacy File and Folders Basic Word Processing Introduction to Vista Advanced Word Processing Spreadsheets MSworks Database Management Improving Your Internet Experience Improving Your E-mail Experience Using Your Digital Camera Fundamentals of Photo Editing Using Photos in Layouts and Letters Basic Web Page Construction Scanning - Getting the most out of your scanner Making Movies and Slideshows with Microsoft Movie Maker The center’s volunteer technicians help HAL-PC members with the following kinds of computer support: Diagnosing, repairing and providing advice for: * Buying a PC * Booting * Formatting drives * Preventative measures * Internal connections * External connections * Peripheral Devices * Maintenance * Operating Systems * Application Software Replacement of: * Memory * Motherboards * Hard Drives * CD Drives * Floppy Drives * Power Supplies * Cards * Jacks * Speakers * Fans * Monitors * Peripherals