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Tulsa, OK
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2025
Project Category: Pedestrian Safety
Description: This project will enhance pedestrian safety and walkability in by improving crosswalks, adding directional signage, and incorporating street beautification.
Charlotte, NC
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2025
Project Category: Pedestrian Safety
Description: This project will develop an artificial intelligence safety dashboard to identify dangerous streets and guide infrastructure upgrades.
Baltimore, MD
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2025
Project Category: Pedestrian Safety
Description: This project will repair and improve sidewalks in Mount Clare, prioritizing areas used by residents age 50 and over. The goal is to enhance mobility by targeting pedestrian corridors, tree wells, and ADA ramps.
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Tuscaloosa, AL
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2024
Project Category: Digital Connectivity for Disasters
Description: Older adults in rural West Alabama lacked digital skills, leaving them unable to access online services or prepare for disasters. CSP partnered with eight libraries to deliver 66 two-hour trainging classes using interactive tools like a digital bingo board. Participants received laptops to continue learning. The program boosted confidence and readiness, with one retired educator calling the skills "tremendous and much needed," reflecting the lasting impact on daily life and emergency preparedness.
Aliceville, AL
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2024
Project Category: Access to high-speed internet
Description: Residents relied on an aging computer lab because many homes lacked internet, leaving older adults disconnected from essential services and job opportunities. The library upgraded its lab with 18 new computers, added three circulation desk systems and a laptop for presentations. They also scheduled classes tailored for older adults. The improvements enabled job fairs and streamlined service, while helping patrons gain confidence online. One older adult said she was thrilled to email friends and access social media, a change that strengthened her connection to family and community.
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