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The Growing Bolder Club, presented by the Florida Assisted Living Association launched with the mission of changing lives by changing mindsets about aging. No matter our age, abilities or limitations, we can all find our own way to love life.
Wendy Chioji’s motto for life was “Say Yes!” She encouraged others to embrace opportunity every single day, no matter what…
This once-in-a-lifetime event, filmed in front of a live audience in The Villages, Florida, was shared with the nation in a PBS special. It featured renowned thought leaders and experts in longevity and active aging like Dr. Roger Landry, Dr. Bill Thomas, Dan Buettner and Barbara Hannah Grufferman, as well as world champion masters athletes like Rowdy Gaines and Diana Nyad.
Watch Growing Bolder’s full “Launchpad to What’s Next!” LIVE from The Villages, FL, a multimedia jolt of inspiration to make the rest of your life the best of your life!
Florida is known for a lot of things, but did you know it’s a great place for horses? The Sunshine…
JD Motes loves surfing, foiling, wind surfing and paddle boarding. In fact, when it comes to the stand-up paddle board, even though he’s 69 years old, Motes is a rock star.
Donna Orender is a powerhouse executive whose innovative leadership shaped some of the most recognizable brands in the sports industry.
Jamaican-born David Muir has called South Florida home for nearly 20 years. And in that time, he’s connected deeply with the community through his photography, his writing, his social work, his passion for celebrating Caribbean cooking on TV and at food festivals and now through a permanent celebration of island culture.
Charles Dasher is living a life he never even dreamed of, reconnecting with nature and himself.
Suzy Hutcheson’s work has changed what was thought possible for the large population of people living with disabilities. She shares how making a difference fuels her to keep working hard every day.
Stephanie Davis, aka The Downtown Diva, is a fixture on the Southwest Florida arts and social scene. Beloved for her witty and interesting regular columns in Florida Weekly, she also is involved with the Fort Myers theater scene, both on stage and backstage as a director.
Dealing with grief is something we will all most likely experience, yet, we all have different ways of dealing with it. Belenda Cypress of Polk County never saw it coming.