Social Activities

BAiP offers a wide range of social activities. If you are an eligible neighbor, why not participate or lead an activity? Start simply with a one-time Show + Go Outing, or dive in and join or lead a group. To celebrate BAiP@10, this fall we offer 30 outings and a dozen klatches. We hope to see you at some events!
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Sharing Information

Join us for a presentation or learn more through our reference library. Upcoming presentations include: Made For and By Volunteers: Lessons from Burning Man for BAiP's Next 10 Years (Oct. 23); and Get Organized: Let It Go and Find Your Flow (Nov. 20) 
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A Helping Hand

Our neighbor-to-neighbor volunteers assist members with medical visit escorts, small errands and more. Thanks to the Tech Squad, our volunteers also offer help with small repairs, or hardware and software issues on your mobile, tablet or computer. Neighbors helping other neighbors is the heart of BAiP.
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THE MISSION of Bloomingdale Aging in Place (BAiP) is to help older adults lead vital, connected, safe and comfortable lives as their needs change. An all-volunteer, intergenerational network of neighbors, BAiP builds community by organizing social activities, sharing information, and extending a helping hand to neighbors as they continue to age at home.

Recent News

A 90-Second Look at BAiP
This year marks our 10th anniversary. "BAiP@10" is a series of member-led events from outings, to coffees and happy hours, to presentations about our past and future. Join us and keep your eye out for many announcements to come.

Membership in BAiP is free and open to all adults in our defined neighborhood. While modest, our budget must be raised each year. If you wish to support BAiP or learn more ways to become involved, please click here.

Click here for past news items.
Click the image above for a slideshow of images of BAiP in action -- from our farm fresh foodbag distribution to community volunteering with students to a variety of social activities.  BAiP has something for all older adults in the neighborhood.

An intergenerational conversation on Climate Change sponsored by BAiP was recently featured in a piece by the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health.

​Other press clippings may be found here .