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Senior Planet is a nonprofit digital inclusion program operated by OATS from AARP that delivers free technology and wellness education to U.S. adults aged 60 and older. Its core offering combines synchronous live online classes (accessible via video or phone), self-paced on-demand courses, and in-person instruction across six physical hubs — New York City, Miami, San Antonio, Denver, Montgomery County MD, and North Country NY — plus a licensed partner network for additional geographic reach. Programming spans digital skills (smartphones, social media, scam prevention, AI literacy, cloud storage, online banking, video calling), plus fitness, creative arts, book clubs, and discussion groups delivered by a small roster of dedicated trainers.

The underlying platform is a conventional web-based learning system featuring a class finder quiz, accessibility-first design (screen reader support, low-vision menu), a community forum, and a resource/article library. There is no native mobile app; delivery is browser and phone-based. Multilingual branding (English, Spanish, Chinese) and accessibility-first design serve a diverse older-adult base that may have limited mobility, connectivity, or vision. A 24/7-class hotline (888-713-3495) and a dedicated newsletter layer the program atop this infrastructure.

The business model is not commercial: all services are free to end users and operations are funded through AARP parent organization support and corporate sponsorships. The most material recent commercial relationship is an expanded partnership with Tracfone Wireless (Verizon Value), announced November 3, 2025, to deliver free digital wellness workshops across additional locations and virtually from November 6, 2025. Senior Planet has 51-100 employees, no independent funding rounds, and no M&A history; it is wholly a program brand inside AARP.

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Senior Planet is an AARP-affiliated nonprofit that delivers free digital literacy, fitness, and wellness classes — online, by phone, and at six U.S. hubs — to adults aged 60 and older.

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Keyword5 values
senior digital literacy, older adult education, technology training seniors, senior wellness classes, adult learning programs
Industry5 codes
1Online & Hybrid Senior Learning Platforms
CodeEDAAAMADPrimaryYes
2Technology & Digital Skills for Seniors (Devices, internet safety, telehealth)
CodeEDAAAMAHPrimaryNo
3Senior/Third-Age Lifelong Learning Institutes
CodeEDAAAEAJPrimaryNo
4Senior Social Clubs & Community-Based Day Programs (Non-Clinical)
CodeHSABANAKPrimaryNo
5Elder Services & Aging Support
CodeBPAGAEAFPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities62412
  • Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities624120
Product category
Adult and Senior Education Services
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1AARP Funding and Sponsorships
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Senior Planet is an initiative from AARP, suggesting it operates as a funded program rather than a commercial entity. Revenue appears to come from parent organization AARP's funding and corporate sponsorships/partnerships such as the Tracfone Wireless collaboration.

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2Corporate Partnerships
TypeAffiliate Referral
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Partnership with Tracfone Wireless suggests corporate sponsorship model where telecommunications companies sponsor digital literacy programs for older adults in exchange for community access and brand association.

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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure
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1Free Tier - All Services
ModelFreemiumBilling cadenceOthers
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All classes (online and in-person), resources, articles, community access, and support hotline are provided at no cost to participants aged 60 and older.

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Senior Planet is a nonprofit program operated by OATS from AARP that provides free technology and wellness education to adults aged 60 and older. It delivers free live online classes (by video or phone), self-paced courses, in-person classes at six U.S. cities, a virtual community forum, educational articles and resources, and the Class Finder Quiz—covering digital skills, AI literacy, scam prevention, fitness, and healthy aging.

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  • Free digital literacy training for seniors
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Senior Planet is a technology and wellness education platform operated by OATS from AARP that provides free digital skills training and fitness classes for older adults aged 60 and older. The platform operates as a unified offering combining online classes, in-person experiences at licensed partner locations, self-paced courses, community engagement tools, and educational content resources. The core products include Free Online Classes (technology and fitness instruction via video/phone), Self-Paced Courses (structured e-learning modules), In-Person Classes (at physical locations across the US), Articles and Resources (educational content on technology, health, and lifestyle), Senior Planet Community (peer connection and discussion groups), Discover Live (virtual tours), and the Class Finder Quiz (personalized program matching). The platform recently expanded AI literacy training through partnerships with organizations like NDIA and Tracfone Wireless to address digital equity for underserved older adult communities.

Product and service8 records
1Free Online Classes
CategoryOnline education classes
Description

Expert-led live classes delivered online via video or phone, covering technology skills (e.g., AI literacy, smartphones, online banking, scam prevention, passwords), fitness/movement, and discussion groups. Open free to adults aged 60 and older.

2In-Person Classes
CategoryIn-person education and wellness classes
Description

Technology and wellness classes conducted in person at six Senior Planet locations in the U.S.: New York City, Miami FL, San Antonio TX, Denver CO, Montgomery County MD, and North Country NY, with additional reach through licensed partners.

3Self-Paced Courses
CategorySelf-paced online courses
Description

Self-guided educational courses such as 'Understanding Cloud Storage' that allow participants to learn digital skills at their own pace via structured curriculum and lessons.

4Articles and Resources
CategoryEducational content library
Description

Free educational articles, podcasts, videos, and topic pages spanning AI, smartphones and apps, social media, health and wellness, personal finance, scam prevention, digital wellness, caregiving, creativity, and more.

5Senior Planet Community
CategoryCommunity engagement platform
Description

Online community forum that enables older adults to connect with peers, join discussion groups, and engage with expert trainers in a supportive environment beyond live classes.

6Discover Live
CategoryVirtual experiences
Description

Virtual tour experiences that combine technology-education delivery with travel exploration, such as live virtual visits to Venice, Italy, led by Senior Planet tour guides.

7Class Finder Quiz
CategoryProgram matching tool
Description

A 5-question interactive quiz that matches older adults with Senior Planet programs based on their comfort level with digital technology, serving as a personalized program recommendation tool.

8Newsletter
CategoryEmail communications
Description

Free email newsletter that keeps subscribers informed about Senior Planet's latest programs, benefits, events, and resources.

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Partnership2 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2025-11-03
Description

Verizon Value's Tracfone Wireless has expanded its partnership with OATS from AARP (the organization behind Senior Planet) to deliver digital wellness workshops for older adults in the United States. The initiative addresses the technology skills gap among seniors by offering free workshops in multiple locations and virtually, starting November 6, 2025.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Senior Planet is an initiative of OATS (Older Adults Technology Services) from AARP. OATS develops and runs Senior Planet programs focused on helping older adults learn and use technology to improve their lives. The partnership enables delivery of technology education programs across online and physical locations.

Recent move6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

GetSetUp is an online learning marketplace offering live, peer-taught classes for adults 50+, including technology, fitness, and wellness topics. It is the closest commercial analog to Senior Planet's hybrid community-led model, with the key difference that GetSetUp monetizes via paid classes while Senior Planet offers them free.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Cyber-Seniors is a nonprofit that provides free digital literacy training, mentoring, and tech support to older adults through intergenerational programs. It competes for the same volunteer-driven, grant-funded senior-tech-education niche and overlaps with Senior Planet's mission of bridging the digital divide for seniors.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Oasis is a national nonprofit that offers lifelong learning programs, including technology courses, to older adults through both in-person locations and online classes. Like Senior Planet, it combines tech education with fitness, arts, and cultural programming and is delivered to adults aged 50+.

TypeDirect peer
Description

SeniorNet is a nonprofit founded in 1986 to provide computer and technology education to older adults through a network of learning centers and online resources. It is one of the longest-running senior tech-education nonprofits and a direct comparator on mission, even though Senior Planet has a larger in-person footprint today.

5Generations on Line
TypeDirect peer
Description

Generations on Line is a nonprofit that builds simplified, accessible web and mobile tools to help older adults use the internet independently. It overlaps with Senior Planet's accessibility-first positioning and serves a similar low-tech-comfort senior segment.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

NCOA is a large national nonprofit that serves older adults across economic security, health, and digital-inclusion initiatives, including the Aging Connected program to close the digital divide. It is a broader incumbent whose digital-inclusion work directly competes for senior digital-literacy funding and partnerships.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

AARP Foundation is the charitable affiliate of AARP, running programs on job training, food security, and digital skills for adults 50+. It is a sibling organization under the AARP umbrella whose digital-skills initiatives overlap with Senior Planet's mission and capture a portion of the same donor and member mindshare.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Best Buy offers in-store and online tech-support services targeted at older adults, including setup, troubleshooting, and digital-skills workshops at its retail locations. As a large commercial incumbent with national physical retail, it competes with Senior Planet's in-person tech-help value proposition for the same customer.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Apple runs free in-store Today at Apple sessions including device-skills classes often attended by older adults, leveraging Apple's brand trust. While not specifically targeted to seniors, it is a free, brand-backed alternative that competes for the same senior digital-literacy demand.

10Public Library Association (PLA) Digital Skills Programs
TypeOthers
Description

Public libraries, coordinated through the PLA and state library systems, offer extensive free digital-skills classes for older adults including one-on-one tech help and group workshops. They are an adjacent ecosystem player that often partners with Senior Planet-style programs and serves as both a complement and an alternative for senior digital learning.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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Senior Planet

Adult and Senior Education Servicesseniorplanet.org

Senior Planet is an AARP-affiliated nonprofit that delivers free digital literacy, fitness, and wellness classes — online, by phone, and at six U.S. hubs — to adults aged 60 and older.

What Senior Planet does

Senior Planet is a nonprofit digital inclusion program operated by OATS from AARP that delivers free technology and wellness education to U.S. adults aged 60 and older. Its core offering combines synchronous live online classes (accessible via video or phone), self-paced on-demand courses, and in-person instruction across six physical hubs — New York City, Miami, San Antonio, Denver, Montgomery County MD, and North Country NY — plus a licensed partner network for additional geographic reach. Programming spans digital skills (smartphones, social media, scam prevention, AI literacy, cloud storage, online banking, video calling), plus fitness, creative arts, book clubs, and discussion groups delivered by a small roster of dedicated trainers.

The underlying platform is a conventional web-based learning system featuring a class finder quiz, accessibility-first design (screen reader support, low-vision menu), a community forum, and a resource/article library. There is no native mobile app; delivery is browser and phone-based. Multilingual branding (English, Spanish, Chinese) and accessibility-first design serve a diverse older-adult base that may have limited mobility, connectivity, or vision. A 24/7-class hotline (888-713-3495) and a dedicated newsletter layer the program atop this infrastructure.

The business model is not commercial: all services are free to end users and operations are funded through AARP parent organization support and corporate sponsorships. The most material recent commercial relationship is an expanded partnership with Tracfone Wireless (Verizon Value), announced November 3, 2025, to deliver free digital wellness workshops across additional locations and virtually from November 6, 2025. Senior Planet has 51-100 employees, no independent funding rounds, and no M&A history; it is wholly a program brand inside AARP.

Senior Planet firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Senior Planet
Legal name
Senior Planet
Website
https://seniorplanet.org
Company type
Private
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
Senior Planet is an AARP-affiliated nonprofit that delivers free digital literacy, fitness, and wellness classes — online, by phone, and at six U.S. hubs — to adults aged 60 and older.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Senior Planet industry classification

Industry
Product category
Adult and Senior Education Services
NAICS
Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities (62412), Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities (624120)
akta.pro primary industry
Online & Hybrid Senior Learning Platforms (EDAAAMAD)
akta.pro secondary industries
Technology & Digital Skills for Seniors (Devices, internet safety, telehealth) (EDAAAMAH), Senior/Third-Age Lifelong Learning Institutes (EDAAAEAJ), Senior Social Clubs & Community-Based Day Programs (Non-Clinical) (HSABANAK), Elder Services & Aging Support (BPAGAEAF)

Keywords

  • Senior digital literacy
  • Older adult education
  • Technology training seniors
  • Senior wellness classes
  • Adult learning programs

Where Senior Planet is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
New City
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices6 records

Markets served

Senior Planet business model

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B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. AARP Funding and Sponsorships: Senior Planet is an initiative from AARP, suggesting it operates as a funded program rather than a commercial entity. Revenue appears to come from parent organization AARP's funding and corporate sponsorships/partnerships such as the Tracfone Wireless collaboration.
  2. Corporate Partnerships: Partnership with Tracfone Wireless suggests corporate sponsorship model where telecommunications companies sponsor digital literacy programs for older adults in exchange for community access and brand association.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
FreemiumOthersFree Tier - All Services

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Senior Planet product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Senior Planet is a nonprofit program operated by OATS from AARP that provides free technology and wellness education to adults aged 60 and older. It delivers free live online classes (by video or phone), self-paced courses, in-person classes at six U.S. cities, a virtual community forum, educational articles and resources, and the Class Finder Quiz—covering digital skills, AI literacy, scam prevention, fitness, and healthy aging.

Product overview

Senior Planet is a technology and wellness education platform operated by OATS from AARP that provides free digital skills training and fitness classes for older adults aged 60 and older. The platform operates as a unified offering combining online classes, in-person experiences at licensed partner locations, self-paced courses, community engagement tools, and educational content resources. The core products include Free Online Classes (technology and fitness instruction via video/phone), Self-Paced Courses (structured e-learning modules), In-Person Classes (at physical locations across the US), Articles and Resources (educational content on technology, health, and lifestyle), Senior Planet Community (peer connection and discussion groups), Discover Live (virtual tours), and the Class Finder Quiz (personalized program matching). The platform recently expanded AI literacy training through partnerships with organizations like NDIA and Tracfone Wireless to address digital equity for underserved older adult communities.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Free Online Classes Expert-led live classes delivered online via video or phone, covering technology skills (e.g., AI literacy, smartphones, online banking, scam prevention, passwords), fitness/movement, and discussion groups. Open free to adults aged 60 and older.
  • In-Person Classes Technology and wellness classes conducted in person at six Senior Planet locations in the U.S.: New York City, Miami FL, San Antonio TX, Denver CO, Montgomery County MD, and North Country NY, with additional reach through licensed partners.
  • Self-Paced Courses Self-guided educational courses such as 'Understanding Cloud Storage' that allow participants to learn digital skills at their own pace via structured curriculum and lessons.
  • Articles and Resources Free educational articles, podcasts, videos, and topic pages spanning AI, smartphones and apps, social media, health and wellness, personal finance, scam prevention, digital wellness, caregiving, creativity, and more.
  • Senior Planet Community Online community forum that enables older adults to connect with peers, join discussion groups, and engage with expert trainers in a supportive environment beyond live classes.
  • Discover Live Virtual tour experiences that combine technology-education delivery with travel exploration, such as live virtual visits to Venice, Italy, led by Senior Planet tour guides.
  • Class Finder Quiz A 5-question interactive quiz that matches older adults with Senior Planet programs based on their comfort level with digital technology, serving as a personalized program recommendation tool.
  • Newsletter Free email newsletter that keeps subscribers informed about Senior Planet's latest programs, benefits, events, and resources.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Free digital literacy training for seniors
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use Senior Planet

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Senior Planet technology and API

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AI capability4 records

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Senior Planet partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • Tracfone Wireless (Verizon Value)coreGTM or Marketing Partner · 3 November 2025Verizon Value's Tracfone Wireless has expanded its partnership with OATS from AARP (the organization behind Senior Planet) to deliver digital wellness workshops for older adults in the United States. The initiative addresses the technology skills gap among seniors by offering free workshops in multiple locations and virtually, starting November 6, 2025.
  • OATS from AARPcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSenior Planet is an initiative of OATS (Older Adults Technology Services) from AARP. OATS develops and runs Senior Planet programs focused on helping older adults learn and use technology to improve their lives. The partnership enables delivery of technology education programs across online and physical locations.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Senior Planet competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • GetSetUp: GetSetUp is an online learning marketplace offering live, peer-taught classes for adults 50+, including technology, fitness, and wellness topics. It is the closest commercial analog to Senior Planet's hybrid community-led model, with the key difference that GetSetUp monetizes via paid classes while Senior Planet offers them free.
  • Cyber-Seniors: Cyber-Seniors is a nonprofit that provides free digital literacy training, mentoring, and tech support to older adults through intergenerational programs. It competes for the same volunteer-driven, grant-funded senior-tech-education niche and overlaps with Senior Planet's mission of bridging the digital divide for seniors.
  • Oasis (Oasis Institute): Oasis is a national nonprofit that offers lifelong learning programs, including technology courses, to older adults through both in-person locations and online classes. Like Senior Planet, it combines tech education with fitness, arts, and cultural programming and is delivered to adults aged 50+.
  • SeniorNet: SeniorNet is a nonprofit founded in 1986 to provide computer and technology education to older adults through a network of learning centers and online resources. It is one of the longest-running senior tech-education nonprofits and a direct comparator on mission, even though Senior Planet has a larger in-person footprint today.
  • Generations on Line: Generations on Line is a nonprofit that builds simplified, accessible web and mobile tools to help older adults use the internet independently. It overlaps with Senior Planet's accessibility-first positioning and serves a similar low-tech-comfort senior segment.

Broad incumbents

  • National Council on Aging (NCOA): NCOA is a large national nonprofit that serves older adults across economic security, health, and digital-inclusion initiatives, including the Aging Connected program to close the digital divide. It is a broader incumbent whose digital-inclusion work directly competes for senior digital-literacy funding and partnerships.
  • AARP Foundation: AARP Foundation is the charitable affiliate of AARP, running programs on job training, food security, and digital skills for adults 50+. It is a sibling organization under the AARP umbrella whose digital-skills initiatives overlap with Senior Planet's mission and capture a portion of the same donor and member mindshare.
  • Best Buy (Geek Squad & Senior Tech Support): Best Buy offers in-store and online tech-support services targeted at older adults, including setup, troubleshooting, and digital-skills workshops at its retail locations. As a large commercial incumbent with national physical retail, it competes with Senior Planet's in-person tech-help value proposition for the same customer.
  • Apple (Today at Apple / Apple Store workshops): Apple runs free in-store Today at Apple sessions including device-skills classes often attended by older adults, leveraging Apple's brand trust. While not specifically targeted to seniors, it is a free, brand-backed alternative that competes for the same senior digital-literacy demand.

Others

  • Public Library Association (PLA) Digital Skills Programs: Public libraries, coordinated through the PLA and state library systems, offer extensive free digital-skills classes for older adults including one-on-one tech help and group workshops. They are an adjacent ecosystem player that often partners with Senior Planet-style programs and serves as both a complement and an alternative for senior digital learning.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Profiles4 records

Senior Planet funding detail

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Senior Planet M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Senior Planet

What does Senior Planet do?

Senior Planet is a nonprofit program operated by OATS from AARP that provides free technology and wellness education to adults aged 60 and older. It delivers free live online classes (by video or phone), self-paced courses, in-person classes at six U.S. cities, a virtual community forum, educational articles and resources, and the Class Finder Quiz—covering digital skills, AI literacy, scam prevention, fitness, and healthy aging.

Is Senior Planet a public or private company?

Senior Planet is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Senior Planet founded?

Senior Planet was founded in -1. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is Senior Planet based?

Senior Planet is headquartered in New City, United States, in the North America region.

How does Senior Planet make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. AARP Funding and Sponsorships are the primary driver. The others are corporate Partnerships.

Who are Senior Planet's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are GetSetUp, Cyber-Seniors, Oasis (Oasis Institute), SeniorNet and Generations on Line. Broad incumbents are National Council on Aging (NCOA), AARP Foundation, Best Buy (Geek Squad & Senior Tech Support) and Apple (Today at Apple / Apple Store workshops). Public Library Association (PLA) Digital Skills Programs is listed as an others.

Does Senior Planet have an API?

No public API is recorded for Senior Planet.

What industry is Senior Planet in?

Senior Planet's product category is Adult and Senior Education Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAAAMAD, Online & Hybrid Senior Learning Platforms, with a secondary code of EDAAAMAH, Technology & Digital Skills for Seniors (Devices, internet safety, telehealth). Its NAICS code is 62412.

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GlobeNewswireSenior Planet from AARP Announces 2026 Sponsored Athletes, Redefining Aging Through FitnessSenior Planet from AARP announced its 2026 class of Sponsored Athletes, seven active older adults who will serve as wellness ambassadors. The athletes, ranging from 63 to 84, pursue activities like powerlifting, bikepacking, and tai chi, and will host virtual programs and share training routines.GlobeNewswireSenior Planet from AARP Celebrates Sixth Cohort of Older Adult "Sponsored Athletes" Who Inspire Through Health and FitnessSenior Planet from AARP announced its sixth cohort of Sponsored Athletes, older adults who lead fitness classes. The athletes, selected from a competitive pool, will share their fitness journeys and offer classes to over half a million participants. The program aims to inspire active aging through movement.GlobeNewswireSenior Planet from AARP Kicks Off Its Sixth Annual Sponsored Athlete Contest; Call for Athletes Applications Now OpenSenior Planet from AARP opened its 2025 call for applications for the Sponsored Athlete program, selecting five athletes over 60. Each winner receives a $1,000 prize, must lead two live fitness classes, and share their journey. Applications are due December 15, 2024, with winners notified January 8, 2025.DevotedUsing Tech to Stay ConnectedThis article provides a guide for seniors on using technology to maintain social connections, offering resources for learning digital tools and accessing support services. It highlights specific platforms such as BridgingApps, Senior Planet, TechBoomers, GetSetUp, and SilverSneakers, while also listing phone-based support options like Coffee Talk and NAMI warmlines.PR NewswireOATS from AARP Launches a Social Platform Exclusive to Older Adults, Senior Planet CommunityOATS from AARP launched Senior Planet Community, a new social media platform exclusively designed for adults aged 60 and older to foster virtual connections. The platform features an ad-free environment with enhanced accessibility options and moderation to ensure safety, developed in collaboration with seniors during a pilot program. This initiative aims to address the social isolation experienced by older adults who found existing major social media platforms unwelcoming.StorypointOnline Learning for Seniors: 6 Of The Best Free Online CoursesThe article outlines the growing adoption of online learning among seniors, driven by increased internet usage and the flexibility of virtual education. It highlights key benefits such as cognitive support and social connection while listing various platforms like HarvardX, Senior Planet, and Coursera as resources for free courses.PR NewswireOATS from AARP Launches GivingTuesday Campaign to Ensure Older Adults Can Continue to #ShineOnline at Senior PlanetOlder Adults Technology Services (OATS) from AARP launched the #ShineOnline GivingTuesday campaign to raise $50,000 for its Senior Planet program. The initiative aims to sustain online technology classes and workshops for older adults, which saw over 244,000 engagements between January and August 2021. The campaign includes a potential $20,000 match from OATS board members to support community building during the pandemic.