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Who We Are

Our mission, vision & values

Mission

To empower older adults to age with independence.

Vision

As a community, we support residents on their aging journey together, ensuring every older person’s voice is heard, valued, and respected.

Values

To operate from integrity and follow through with grace in all we do.

Our Impact in 2025

Why this matters — and why it works

One year of real results, powered by donors and volunteers. This is the community your gift helps grow.

1,700
neighbors served across Douglas County
10,716
rides provided — to doctors, errands & connection
8,000+
volunteer hours given by neighbors
87¢
of every dollar goes directly to programs
An Aging Resources team member with a neighbor they serve Aging Resources staff alongside neighbors in the community A volunteer driver with a rider on the way to an appointment
The neighbors at the heart of it all
What We Do

Our Programs

Every service is free to Douglas County adults age 60 and older — made possible by our donors and volunteers. Here’s how we help neighbors stay independent at home.

Transportation

Rides to medical appointments, the pharmacy, the grocery store, and social outings — including wheelchair-accessible transportation.

Help at Home

Light housekeeping, grocery shopping, meal support, and help keeping the home safe, tidy, and organized.

Chore & Yard Services

Raking, trimming, minor repairs, and seasonal yard cleanup so home stays safe and manageable through every season.

Companionship

Friendly visits, phone calls, and regular check-ins that fight social isolation and keep neighbors connected and cared for.

Equipment Loan Closet

Borrow medical and safety equipment — walkers, wheelchairs, shower chairs, and more — free of charge, for as long as you need it.

Resource Navigation

One-on-one guidance connecting older adults and their families to the local services, benefits, and support they need.

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Questions about getting help? Call 303-814-4300 · [email protected]
Our Capital Campaign

Building the Future of Aging Well

It’s about more than a building.

As Douglas County’s 60-and-older population keeps growing — now more than 1 in 5 residents — we’re creating the community hub that older adults and caregivers have told us they need: a welcoming place for support groups, education, connection, and private guidance. We’re moving from a 1,000-square-foot office into a nearly 5,000-square-foot home for aging well.

Building Fund
$250,000of $400,000 goal
Community Campaign
$8,300of $20,000 goal

The Board of Directors have approved $250,000 to go toward the building fund. We’ll reach our $400,000 goal through the naming & sponsorship opportunities below — plus our $20,000 community campaign and gifts of every size. Every commitment brings the doors closer.

“Aging Resources is one of the reasons I am able to stay in my own home. They are such a blessing in my life!” — Dee M., client
Give to the Building Fund → Explore sponsorships See Building Updates →
The current Aging Resources building Rendering of the new community and event room where neighbors will gather
Renderings of the future community hub
Two neighbors supported by Aging Resources of Douglas County
Leave Your Legacy

Sponsorship & Naming Opportunities

Put your name — or honor a loved one’s memory — on the future of aging well in Douglas County. Every commitment helps build a community where older adults thrive.

$50,000
Educational & Community Connection Center
Founding Naming Rights
The heart of the hub — seating for 75 for seminars, workshops, support groups, and lifelong learning, with modern A/V.
$20,000
Transportation Hub
Powers 1,000+ rides a month to appointments, groceries, and connection. Includes recognition plus placement on two vehicles for two years.
$10,000
Spiritual Care Room
A quiet space for reflection and comfort through illness, grief, and life’s hardest transitions. Recognition within the space.
$10,000
Private Client Consultation Room
A confidential space to discuss challenges, explore resources, and build a plan for independence. Recognition within the space.
$5,000
Coffee & Connection Bar
A welcoming spot to relax, meet new friends, and share fellowship before and after programs. Naming recognition.
$2,500
Legacy Memorial Bench
2 Available
A peaceful place near the entrance to sit, reflect, and remember someone whose life still inspires. Personalized engraved plaque.
$250 full · $100 half
Name a Block on the Donor Wall
Individual & Memory Names
Add your name, your family, or a loved one’s memory to our brand-colored donor wall. A meaningful, accessible way for everyone to be part of the future.
Make Your Commitment →
Or contact us directly: 303-814-4300 · [email protected]
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​We are a 501c3, nonprofit serving Douglas County, Colorado. Our services are free of charge, and donations are gratefully accepted.
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  • HOME
  • Receive Help/Sign Up
  • Volunteer
    • Spotlight of the Month
    • Volunteer Time Sheet
    • Service Saturdays
  • About Us
    • Annual Report
    • Contact Us
  • Transportation
    • Volunteer Transportation
    • Castle Rock Shuttle
  • DONATE
    • Supporters
  • Resource Navigation
  • Senior's Council
  • Monthly Newsletter
  • New Building Campaign