Many people believe that older adults don’t contribute to society as much as younger generations. While seniors can certainly slow down in their older years, that doesn’t mean they can’t make a difference.

By and large, studies show that seniors are the most generous group of people, making more donations to charitable organizations than their younger counterparts. And since they typically have more free time in their retirement years, they are also more likely to spend that time volunteering.

Many people over the age of 65 act as caregivers – whether for spouses, siblings, friends, or their own parents. Seniors often provide full- or part-time care for their grandchildren as well. This can lead to a stronger bond between generations and allows seniors to share their wisdom and experience with their grandchildren.

One of the most significant contributions that older adults can offer is their life experience. Years of accumulated knowledge, skills, and life lessons equip seniors with a unique perspective that can be invaluable in decision-making, problem-solving, and nurturing future generations.

At Navion, we recognize all of the amazing traits that seniors bring to the table – in our communities and beyond. We appreciate the vital role they play in shaping our world and how they make it a more inclusive and compassionate place every day