Get Involved
Help build a more just and caring society for all of us as we age. Explore how to support our mission, partner with us, and advocate on behalf of older adults.
Ways You Can Support Our Work
Donate to NCOA
When you donate to NCOA, we put your gift to work by connecting people to benefits and programs that can help them pay for food and other daily expenses. Last year alone, NCOA improved the health and financial security of 2.3 million older adults. But millions more are struggling.
Partner with Us
Join our network of national and local organizations that are committed to empowering older adults with the best solutions to improve their own health and economic security.
Advocate for Older Adults
Members of Congress need to hear from you—their constituents—on what issues matter most. Use NCOA's advocacy tool to help protect and strengthen the programs we all depend on.
Attend an NCOA Event
Discover innovative programs. Network with colleagues. Get inspired and rejuvenated. Join us in person or online—or both—for NCOA's one-of-a-kind opportunities for aging services professionals.
Get the Latest Research
America’s aging population is ever changing. We field surveys and analyze the latest data to understand the shifting needs of older adults, especially those most at risk of health and financial insecurity.
Aging Is Living
Every story about aging helps change the conversation. Share your journey—your joys, challenges, and everything in between—and tell us why you choose to support NCOA. Your voice helps show that aging is about growth, connection, and possibility.
75+ Years of Helping People Age Well
From the spark of a movement to building toward the future, NCOA’s work to ensure we can all age with health and financial security is rooted in more than 75 years of impact. This timeline highlights key moments along the way.
The Story Behind a Happier, Healthier Birthday
Every happier, healthier birthday starts with a story. Tell us about a moment, a person, or an experience that has shaped how you think about aging. Your story may be featured on NCOA.org or in our newsletters and social channels.