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Aging Well: An Underserved Opportunity

Living well as we grow older is one of today’s most urgent — and overlooked — challenges. Yet less than 2% of philanthropic funding goes toward aging-focused solutions. Meanwhile, Pennsylvania’s 65+ population is growing faster than almost anywhere else in the country, and caregivers are feeling the strain in workplaces across the state.

At Surrey, we believe aging well isn’t just a personal goal—it’s a community imperative. That’s why we’re dedicated to creating a future where everyone can live with independence, dignity, and purpose, fully engaged in the life around them.

How Surrey Makes a Difference

With over 40 years of trusted service, Surrey is a trusted community nonprofit delivering a wraparound model of care — including transportation, nutrition, social connection, and care coordination. Our focus goes beyond basic care; we champion dignity, independence, and joy at every stage of aging.

By investing in Surrey, you join a team committed to transforming how we age — helping older adults live on their own terms, stay connected to their communities, and access the right support before crisis hits.

We make an impact by:

Keeping older adults active and connected — through classes, wellness programs, and social events that promote healthy aging and reduce isolation.

Removing barriers to independence — offering practical services like transportation, home care, and care navigation while addressing financial hurdles to help people age in place and ease family caregiving demands.

Building a culture of giving back — creating meaningful volunteer and leadership roles so today’s helpers become tomorrow’s supported.

Strengthening the workforce and economy — supporting older adults who wish to stay employed and helping caregivers balance work and care responsibilities.

Creating a safety net before it’s needed — ensuring resources, relationships, and systems are in place long before emergencies arise.

Benefits for Your Organization

Build the future you want to grow older in by partnering with Surrey. Our partnerships deliver real value that strengthens your brand, energizes your team, and drives measurable social impact.

Elevate Your Brand

Show your commitment to rethinking aging with increased trust and goodwill in the community. Gain exposure through:

Co-branded campaigns that position your organization as a thought leader
Recognition across digital platforms, social media, and Surrey’s signature events
Logo placement at all Surrey centers and in our member newsletter, Surrey Connect
Engage and Empower Your Workforce

Engage and Empower Your Workforce

Boost employee satisfaction and retention with Surrey-led programs and experiences designed to educate and connect:

Workshops on elder care, dementia awareness, caregiving balance, and ageism
Tailored volunteer opportunities that double as team-building and community engagement
Workplace giving programs and sponsorship options to help employees live their values
Drive Measurable Social Return
Invest in a smarter approach to aging with outcomes that matter:

Drive Measurable Social Return

Invest in a smarter approach to aging with outcomes that matter

Improved quality of life for older adults and caregivers
Reduced healthcare and public system costs
Strengthened community resilience and social equity
Exclusive Access and Perks

Exclusive Access and Perks

Enjoy special benefits that extend beyond partnership

Priority access to Surrey event spaces and special programs
Complimentary or discounted Surrey memberships for employees and family members
Invitations to exclusive events that foster connection and impact

Surrey Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon 2025

Apr 4, 2025 | Blog post, Uncategorized, Volunteer News

April is National Volunteer Appreciation Month! Surrey was honored to welcome volunteers from 2024 to celebrate their commitment to our mission.

Surrey would not be here without volunteers.

Did you know that Surrey was started by volunteers? Jeanne LaRouche, Surrey’s founder, organized a group of volunteers to provide essential rides to older adults who could no longer drive. After almost forty-five years, volunteers continue to be an essential part of every day at Surrey- giving rides, delivering meals, answering phones, serving lunch, leading programs, and more.

Thank you to all volunteers for your incredible commitment to Surrey’s nonprofit mission. We look forward to celebrating you for the rest of this month and beyond!

For information on volunteer opportunities at Surrey click here.