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Marion, OH

AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2026

Project Category: HomeFit Modifications

Description: Many training sessions will teach older adults and partners how to identify home hazards and implement safety solutions. Select households will also receive simple home modifications to support safer living.

Macomb, MI

AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2025

Project Category: HomeFit Modifications

Description: This project will use vetted volunteers to conduct home safety visits for low-income older adults. Volunteers will drive to homes and use checklists of easy fixes to make homes safer.

Thermopolis, WY

AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2025

Project Category: HomeFit Modifications

Description: This project will conduct three educational training workshops for older adults and their families, focusing on making homes safer and encouraging family involvement.

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Sheboygan, WI

AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2018

Project Category: Bikeability

Description: For years, city and county officials have worked to develop extensive network of bike and pedestrian paths in Sheboygan, along with an additional 20 miles of designated bike lanes on roads. To help cyclists make the most of the network, the City of Sheboygan installed five bike repair stations. Each station offers basic tools to keep bikes in good working shape. To support the local economy, the City purchased the stations from a nearby Wisconsin business. Organizers hope the stations increase trail use going forward.

Sheboygan, WI

AARP Community Challenge Grant Year: 2019

Project Category: Improved wayfinding

Description: The City of Sheboygan augmented its downtown historical walking tour by creating a mobile app to teach residents and tourists about the city's heritage. The app was based on StriveOn, a platform designed to tell stories about local places. Additionally, the City installed signs and created printed paper maps for people who don't use smartphones or computers. The effort involved local businesses -- and their unique buildings -- in the tour. Project organizers hope the walking tour gets people interested in historical preservation and increases opportunities for physical activity.

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