Elder Helpers Reaches 10,000 Volunteers

PRLog (Press Release) - Feb. 13, 2012 - This month Elder Helpers has officially established 10,000 passionate volunteers eager to help elders in need of assistance. Reaching this stupendous amount is a monumental feat for any website, especially a non-profit that focuses on global philanthropy. Not only does this success signify that 10,000 volunteers will become emotionally rewarded, but also that thousands of elderly are going to have the quality of their lives enriched.

The achievement would not be possible without the help of the organization’s dedicated supporters and compassionate volunteers. Having wonderful experiences with the program encourages volunteers to share elderhelpers.org with friends and family. Every wonderful connection that elderhelpers.org creates plants a seed for generating more supporters eager to help the organization.

Users enjoy elderhelpers.org because of the simple, yet fun and safe atmosphere created to connect elders in need of assistance with people desiring to help them. Elder Helpers encourages users to create personal biographies including icons to select the activities they are interested in helping with. The organization provides options such as entertaining, handiwork, shopping, reading and gardening.

Diverse activities are essential to the success of Elder Helpers because as people age, they begin to struggle with mundane tasks. Losing the ability to complete these tasks can be a difficult transition for elders; this significantly increases the importance of volunteers helping the elderly. Elder Helpers looks forward to the continued support of their volunteers for encouraging the website’s exceptional growth and global expansion

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Elder Helpers is a ground-breaking program designed to connect elders with people desiring to help them. The non-profit is recognized for its simplicity enabling the elderly to easily access the website, while not compromising the user experience. Elderhelpers.org receives as many requests from family members and volunteers as they do from elders themselves. The Elder Helpers program is the most popular of the Campaign for Aging Research 501(c)(3).