The Senior Source

Becoming a senior doesn’t mean spending the rest of your life on the proverbial porch swing. Most want to stay connected to the world, and today’s technology offers that advantage. Three area seniors have found that taking technology classes has helped them in innumerable ways, particularly to stay closer to family, succeed in their jobs […]

According to The Senior Source President/CEO Stacey Malcolmson, “The Senior Source, a 60-year-old nonprofit agency is ready to take your donation to bring a smile to the face of a lonely nursing home resident. Even before the pandemic, nearly half of seniors in long-term care facilities never received visitors. For some, a gift from The Senior Source

As a graduate of Harvard Business School, Stacey Malcolmson might have had her pick of Fortune 500 firms for which to work. But she is quite happy, thank you very much, working as the President & CEO of The Senior Source, a non-profit that improves the lives of older adults in Dallas. And what led

Finding ways for employees to give back is a top priority at Text-Em-All, a company whose core values include compassion, authenticity and shared excellence. Text-Em-All, a Frisco-based software company specializing in delivering text messages and phone calls, offers regular volunteer opportunities to staff, including the opportunity to donate $1,000 quarterly to a local charity; a week

There’s no denying the long-lasting effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on every aspect of everyday life. However, some populations — such as older adults — felt the impact of the pandemic much more than others. For example, 32% of Black adults and 39% of Latino/Hispanic adults aged 65 and older in the United States reported either using up all or most of their savings or losing jobs and sources of income because of

We’re hearing so much about employee shortages, but yet some older adults are still having trouble finding jobs.  Seniors were impacted more by job josses during the pandemic than all other age groups, and it takes seniors (age 50+) up to five times as long to get a job. Christina Taylor – Senior Career Coach at The Senior Source

In 2020, North Texas nonprofits faced unprecedented demands amid the COVID-19 pandemic and stay-at-home orders. There were impossibly long lines at food banks, a surge of domestic violence incidents, and an influx of Dallasites needing services at both homeless shelters and on the streets. Nonprofits couldn’t afford to wait for North Texas Giving Day, our region’s