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Ralston, NE

AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026

Project Category: Public space activation

Description: Accessible terraces and new benches will be added near a busy intersection and Memorial Plaza. The seating areas will make it easier for people with mobility needs to attend events and gather comfortably while honoring service members.

Charlottesville, VA

AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026

Project Category: Public space activation

Description: An unused lawn adjacent to the local Senior Center will be transformed into a flexible outdoor space featuring seating, shade and plants. The garden will provide a quiet place for reflection, gatherings and wellness activities.

Orlando, FL

AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026

Project Category: Public space activation

Description: Two curb-level parklets will replace on-street parking with accessible seating and pedestrian buffers. These spaces will offer resting spots that encourage walking and casual downtown interaction.

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Jackson, WY

AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026

Project Category: Community Gardens

Description: On-site gardens at a long-term care facility will be enhanced by adding raised beds, seating, shade and irrigation. These changes will make gardening more accessible and comfortable for residents and volunteers with limited mobility.

Jackson, WY

AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2017

Project Category: Public or private transit access

Description: Residents of a Jackson housing complex -- including several dozen older adults and people with disabilities -- had an unappealing wait for the bus. The local bus stop was surrounded field of weeds and littered with trash and debris, including an abandoned car. To make matters worse, it had no place to sit. To give bus riders a more comfortable wait, the Jackson Hole Senior Center cleared weeds and trash from the site. They then leveled out the site and installed an artistic bench with a garden area behind it. During construction, neighbors volunteered their labor. Going forward, they also offered to help clear the site of snow in the winter and maintain the landscaping. After installation, the Town agreed to place a second bench at the bus stop across the street.

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