Bay Aging is one of 14 programs in seven states selected to receive funds from Food Lion to alleviate food insecurity among older adults. Bay Aging delivers more than 180,000 meals annually to clients across the Middle Peninsula and Northern Neck and saw increased demand in 2024 as compared to 2023. This grant will help [...]
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Ken Pollock, Director of Bay Transit, the public transportation division of Bay Aging, will retire February 14, 2025, after more than twenty years of distinguished service in public transportation. Mr. Pollock was first hired as Transit Director for Bay Transit in 2000 and continued in this capacity until 2008. During this period, Pollock grew the [...]
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Wrapped with love and ready to spread cheer! Our team is making sure every gift finds its way to a deserving heart this holiday season. In the true spirit of the season, Bay Aging is thrilled to share the success of its annual Santa for Seniors gift program, which brought holiday joy to over 70 [...]
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As we transition into a new year, Bay Aging is excited to welcome the new directors for the 2025 Board of Directors, who will continue to build on Bay Aging’s foundation of excellence. Stepping into the role of Chair is Barry Gross, M.D., a resolute leader with a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities [...]
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Local civic club contributes $5,000 to help older adults, caregivers, and homebound residents of Gloucester County. Joedey Bell, Gloucester Active Lifestyle Center Manager, accepts the donation from Abingdon Ruritan Club on behalf of Bay Aging. Pictured (from left): Don Sandridge, Joedey Bell, Beth Richardson, and Kelly Richards. Bay Aging extends its heartfelt thanks to the [...]
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