Partner Stories

Seniors in Service was honored to be selected as the January featured charitable organization at the Pasco County Tax Collector’s Office. Community donations are helping older adults remain connected, engaged, and purposeful while strengthening lives throughout Tampa Bay.

Veterans are building healthier, more connected lives through fresh food, cooking classes, and community support thanks to Operation: Veteran Connect and the Humana Foundation.

The Low Vision Support Group in Sun City Center is helping seniors with vision loss reconnect through adaptive board games designed for players with low vision and blindness.

A mentoring program at Ben Hill Middle School is transforming lives by connecting students with caring volunteers who provide guidance, encouragement, and positive role models.

What began as weekly visits through the Senior Companion Program grew into a life-changing friendship. For Cristina and her family, volunteer Delia has become far more than a companion — she’s family.

A record-breaking year for Health Buddies brought life-changing support to 219 adults managing chronic health conditions. Through weekly conversations, encouragement, and trusted guidance, volunteers helped participants improve their health and reduce isolation.

Nat the Elf spread holiday cheer at Mendenhall Elementary by delivering Winter Activity Books that kept children learning, engaged, and inspired throughout winter break.

After Hurricanes Helene and Milton devastated Tampa Bay, Seniors in Service partnered with community organizations to help older adults recover, rebuild, and find hope amid unimaginable loss.

Donate today and double your impact. Thanks to a generous matching gift from Suncoast Credit Union, every dollar helps connect seniors, support children, and strengthen communities across Tampa Bay.

Operation: Veteran Connect volunteers received specialized suicide prevention and canine-assisted therapy training to better support veterans in crisis and strengthen community connections.