The Alliance this month released its 2025 Impact Report. Packed with information on our Board, staff, award-winning work in health education and advocacy, this interactive document shines a light on our organization’s priorities and accomplishments.
“As we reflect on the past year, we are grateful for the progress we have made together — and are clear-eyed about the importance of our work ahead,” said Alliance Board Chair Michele Markus and Alliance President & CEO Sue Peschin. “In 2025, federal government and agency regulation continued to evolve, which challenged us to fight back for our core belief in equitable healthy aging.”
You can view the report via the 2025 section of our Financial Reports & Funding page as both a web page or by downloading the PDF.
All of us at the Alliance for Aging Research thank you for taking the time to explore our impact in 2025. We are grateful to you and our entire community of partners, whose generous support allows us to do meaningful work for older adults and their loved ones.
As we mark our 40th anniversary this year, stay connected with us and support our work at www.AgingResearch.org.
Katie Riley is the Vice President of Communications at the Alliance for Aging Research.
