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Greeley, CO
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026
Project Category: Expansion and enhancement of transportation options
Description: Real-time coordination tools and an emergency ride fund will be added to a regional mobility platform. These upgrades will reduce missed medical trips and uncertainty.
Richland, MO
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026
Project Category: Expansion and enhancement of transportation options
Description: Volunteer drivers will receive updated tablets, safety equipment and communication tools to support rides in rural counties. These upgrades will improve scheduling, reliability and rider safety, helping older adults access medical care and other services.
Burnsville, MN
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026
Project Category: Expansion and enhancement of transportation options
Description: Training sessions, printed guides and guided ride-alongs will help residents age 50-plus learn to use on-demand transit in suburban communities. The program will build confidence in using trip-booking tools and support continued access to transportation.
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Baltimore, MD
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026
Project Category: Digital navigation skills
Description: This initiative will provide Spanish-language digital training to build on a successful laptop distribution program. Participants will learn skills to use devices safely, access online services and support neighbors as peer educators.
Baltimore, MD
AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2019
Project Category: Engaging residents in vibrant public places
Description: Sundays in the Street was originally a proposal to close two busy streets to vehicle traffic -- for only two Sundays each month. But after the COVID-19 pandemic shut down Baltimore, the car-free experiment became permanent. Project organizers set out bollards and large planters to block off two streets in the Fells Point neighborhood, turning the area into an open-air plaza. This created space for children to play, older adults to stroll and residents to gather safely. The site hosted outdoor dining, kids' activities and live music. Already underway in the spring of 2020, the initiative gave Baltimore a jump start and provided a model for other communities dealing with COVID-19 shutdowns.
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