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Our Impact
Many adults age 50 and older are concerned about leaving the world a better place for future generations. Older adults possess many qualities that make them ideal advocates for children including:
In a growing number of states, older adults are working to increase the availability and quality of early education through Generations United’s Seniors4Kids. Some recent highlights of our work include:
“AARP’s issue surveys show concern for the quality of education and support for improvements. Older adults care about investments in children and are deeply concerned about the legacy they will leave their children and grandchildren. Generations United’s Seniors4Kids gives older adults a way to demonstrate this commitment.” -John Rother, Executive Vice President, Policy and Strategy,AARP Interested in more information about Generations United’s Seniors4Kids? Contact Anne Tria Wise at awise@gu.org or 202-289-3979. |