The Mobility Matters Solution
We need your help. Your support can help make sure that Older Adults all across Weld County, CO have access to critically needed transportation to medical appointments, grocery stores, and so much more. Donate. Volunteer. Connect.
Listen to a recent voicemail from a real client who is 82 and lives alone in Greeley.
Help us meet the critical needs of Weld County's escalatating population over age 60.
Donate. Volunteer. Connect.
You can help in a myriad of ways.
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60 Plus Ride is partnering with caring communities across Weld County:
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senior centers for rider enrollment
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libraries for volunteer recruitment
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city governments for promotional and seed support
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This grassroots strategy builds lasting networks of support, strengthens community ties, and ensures transportation solutions are tailored to each town’s unique needs.
We are experts in logistically managing passengers and volunteer drivers...we need our volunteer drivers based in the areas where our passengers live.
Help us build this cost-effective way to reach the hardest-to-reach places in this huge county.
We need local volunteer drivers, city partners, & voices.
You can help older adults in your own town.
Our plan is simple and meaningful to every community in Weld County, CO.
This effort is about helping parents, grandparents, and you.
You can change the lives of older adults right now and impact the quality of life for everyone as we all age in this county.
We need local drivers now.
Volunteer. Donate. Connect.
We need strong partnershps with ten+ cities across Weld County, especially those in transportation deserts. Collaborating with local governments helps us serve the aging population and uplift the entire region. By partnering with 60 Plus Ride, each city/town strengthens its support for Older Adults, gains new resources, and tailors services to local needs. Our community-focused approach builds connections that help seniors thrive.
Contact us today.
“We’re committed to meeting the unique needs of older adults in our area, and we’re honored that Next50 and The Weld Trust believe in our work,” said Elnauz Buck, Executive Director of 60 Plus Ride. “Their investment helps us move from challenge to renewal—creating systems that connect communities, volunteers, and partners so that older adults can remain independent and engaged.”
It’s expensive to age in this country,” said Peter Kaldes, President & CEO of Next50. “That’s why we seek partners like 60 Plus RIde who will change the status quo and help create a world that values aging.”
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“60 Plus Ride plays a vital role in helping older adults stay healthy, independent, and connected by ensuring transportation is never a barrier for Weld County residents.” said Jeff Carlson, Chief Executive Officer of The Weld Trust, “Their work perfectly aligns with our initiatives to strengthen health outcomes and improve quality of life across Weld County. We are proud to partner with an organization that makes such a meaningful and impactful way.”