RRF is pleased to announce a new call to action focused on older adults' economic security. We are seeking to build awareness of debt as a growing problem and find partner organizations that can offer innovative solutions to prevent and mitigate debt.

RRF President Mary O'Donnell reflects on the importance of supporting undocumented older people in this Letter to the Editor published by The Chicago Tribune on April 5, 2022.

RRF is proud to announce that Elsa Tullos has joined our team as Communications Officer.

RRF Foundation for Aging is interested in supporting efforts that leverage technology as a practical tool for enhancing the quality of life for older adults.

Advocating for family caregivers is an important part of the RRF Foundation for Aging's mission. A recent Tribune item was an opportunity to engage the public on this vital issue and build upon the momentum that began with Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker's proposed 2023 funding for family caregivers.

We are excited to share with you RRF's latest issue brief, providing an overview of housing insecurity for older adults and describes RRF's approaches to funding innovative projects promoting safe and affordable housing.

We are pleased to introduce RRF's third issue brief, highlighting the Foundation's commitment to addressing social isolation and loneliness among older people.

RRF fondly remembers the contributions of Trustee Emeritus Marvin Meyerson.

RRF introduces a New Issue Brief on our Caregiving Priority Area, "Investing in Caregivers: An Essential Resource for Our Nation."

This past weekend, RRF Foundation for Aging lost a special member of our community. Marilyn Hennessy, the Foundation's first paid staff person, CEO, and President passed away. We shall try to honor and live out Marilyn's spirit, grace, humility, and tenacity as we carry forth her legacy.