Nonprofit Founder’s Top Ways You Can Give Back
Stephanie Bowman, founder One Heart for Women and Children shares what she’s learned about making a difference in the lives of others and offers her top 5 ways you can give back to your community.
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Retirement is no longer the beginning of the end–It’s the beginning of what’s next. And for most of us that includes work. How can we reinvent ourselves, train ourselves for new opportunities and monetize our passions?
High-Risk Volcanologist Won’t Take Risks With Her Retirement
As with any profession, it helps if you love what you do. But in the field of volcanology, you have to love the risk, too.
7 Top Research Findings Show Americans Want to Protect Their Retirement
Younger investors are turning to annuities at even higher rates. Here’s why.
5 Tips for Going Back to School Later in Life
It’s not just children who are eager to move forward with a new school year. Many adults are going back to college. With online courses and new technology constantly being developed, the opportunities are endless.
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Elaine Larsen and the Thrill of Racing
Two time International Hot Rod Association world champion Elaine Larsen joined the Growing Bolder team to talk about the thrills of being a jet car racer and also what she did to take the financial fear out of retirement.
Passion + Perseverance
Discover how Maxine and Kirt serve up good times, good food and good relationships at their Orlando restaurant.
What’s Your RISE Score?
Your RISE Score, also known as Retirement Income Security Evaluation Score, can tell you whether you’re on track with your retirement income, and how well it will cover basic living expenses.
55 Years After Historic Marathon, Women’s Sports Pioneer Kathrine Switzer Continues To Add To Her Legacy
Kathrine Switzer, the first woman to officially register and run the Boston Marathon, continues to add to her legacy and compete today.
The Storyteller
In 2010, in what can only be described as a very Growing Bolder move, Nanton challenged himself to chase his dream of becoming a documentary filmmaker. It was an ambitious goal but Nanton, if nothing else, is a man who knows how to take what is and create what might be.
One Man’s Dream and 10 Million Pounds of Trash
It only takes one individual to make a difference in the world. The most daunting tasks, such as removing the mounting waste from our nation’s waters, all start with the passion of a single person. Chad Pragracke works with volunteers from ages 9 to 90 to accomplish his dream of a cleaner world.
Love More with Trina Gregory-Propst
Trina Gregory-Propst went back to school for baking at 42 and graduated at 45. At 52, Trina’s Orlando restaurant Se7en Bites is a national hit. She shares why finding her passion later in life has actually made her stronger and more resilient.
Share The Stories Behind Your Photos With GrandPad
Sharing photos is a great way to swap stories and connect with loved ones of all ages. GrandPad has created a tablet that makes it easier for older adults to get online and get in touch with their family.
Dr. Sylvia Earle Thinks your Efforts Are More Than a Drop in the Bucket
If the ocean is what really gives us life, why are we killing it? If we continue to do irreparable…
GrandPad Technology Benefits for Those with Alzheimer’s
GrandPad is a tablet specifically designed for older adults, which could also greatly benefit those diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.
Combine the Health Benefits of Nature and Technology with GrandPad
The benefits of connecting online and enjoying the great outdoors go hand-in-hand. GrandPad has created a tablet specifically to help older adults get online while staying active in their daily lives.
The Honeyman
When Scott Irving retired, his wife strongly suggested that he get a hobby. A former farmer, he thought he’d get a few hives and put them around his house. Today at 75, he’s got 500 hives and a thriving honey business.
The Guardians of Peace: Gaming for Good
Meet Debbie Petry, a 64-year-old who is combing the powers of technology and meditation to make a difference in the world.
Put the Fun in Fundraising
The secret to doing more good is to do more of what you love. Here are some tips to help you use your unique talents and skillsets to have fun while you’re giving back.
82-Year-Old Helps a Tech Company Get More Older Adults Online
82-year-old Richard Thill serves as a Grand Advisor to a tech company called GrandPad, helping to get more seniors online and connected to loved ones.