Est. 2024 · Cary, NC · 501(c)(3)

Health, connection, and dignity for every older adult.

EverThrive Aging Initiative supports the health, connection, and dignity of older adults through community programs spanning physical wellness, cognitive health advocacy, financial literacy, and social connection.

EverThrive volunteers and community members

40+ volunteers

across two states

Who we are

Founded in 2024, EverThrive has reached 3,000+ seniors across two states — powered by a team of 40+ volunteers and a standing presence at Woodland Terrace senior living community. What began as financial literacy workshops has grown into a broader commitment to older adults' overall wellness.

Four ways we
serve older adults.

01

Physical Wellness & Movement

Volleyball tournaments, movement programs, and activities that keep older adults active and connected.

See the tournament series
02

Cognitive Health & Alzheimer's Advocacy

Serving on event-day committees for Alzheimer's Association walks and advocating to state legislators on aging policy.

Read about our advocacy
03

Financial Literacy

Workshops that protect seniors from scams and exploitation — the program EverThrive was built on, now one offering among several.

Explore all programs
04

Social Connection & Community

Volunteer visits, community events, and an ongoing presence at Woodland Terrace senior living community.

Join as a volunteer
Sand volleyball courts surrounded by trees during a tournament
Physical Wellness

Quarterly tournaments where supporters face off in friendly competition.

Our volleyball tournament series is the heartbeat of our physical wellness programming — friendly competition that gets older adults moving and brings generations together on the court.

See the tournament history
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Cognitive health is no longer adjacent to our mission — it is core to it. The families navigating Alzheimer's deserve advocates showing up, both on walk day and at the legislature.

2024

Founded

3,000+

Seniors reached

2

States

40+

Volunteers

There's a place for you here.

Volunteer, partner, donate, or advocate — whatever shape your involvement takes, older adults in our community will feel it.