Batavia, NY – The Genesee County Office for the Aging is currently accepting nominations for Older New Yorkers Day, a statewide program designed to recognize the contributions of older adults within their communities.
Recognizing Community Contributions
Older New Yorkers Day annually honors individuals who demonstrate healthy aging, civic engagement, and a dedication to service. The Genesee County Office for the Aging is specifically seeking nominations for residents who actively volunteer and participate in local initiatives.
Nominations are encouraged for Genesee County residents involved in a variety of activities, including volunteering their time and talents, and participation in civic engagement, healthcare, human services, emergency management, fundraising, or advocacy efforts.
Why is this recognition important?
The program aims to celebrate healthy aging and active lifestyles. It also serves to highlight the vital role community involvement plays in strengthening local areas. Recognizing these individuals acknowledges their leadership and inspires others to contribute.
Nominated individuals embody the many older adults who contribute to the strength of Genesee County through their service, leadership, and compassion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible for nomination?
Genesee County residents who volunteer their time and talents, or are involved in civic engagement, healthcare, human services, emergency management, fundraising, or advocacy efforts are eligible.
What is the deadline for submitting nominations?
All nomination materials must be submitted by February 27, 2026.
Where can I find more information or submit a nomination?
For more information or to submit a nomination, visit www.geneseeny.gov/older-new-yorkers-day.
How will recognizing these individuals impact the broader community?
