Online dating can be intimidating at any age, but it can feel like learning a new language and culture for older adults who didn’t grow up using technology. While dating might seem like a younger person’s game, plenty of people your age (and older) are messaging, swiping, and making new personal connections online daily. A common misconception is that online dating is only for the tech-savvy, but most apps are user-friendly and designed to help you learn as you go. Various apps are available — like Bumble, Hinge, or Match — so you can find one that matches your specific goals. Whether you’re looking to meet new friends or want long-term companionship, there’s a platform for you. Create a profile once you find a dating site that feels like a good fit. Your profile doesn’t need flashy language or complicated details, but it should highlight your values. You’ll also need to include photos. Focus on current pictures that reveal a bit about your personality and interests. After setting up your profile, you’re ready to look for potential dates. This is where things get exciting, but don’t forget to prioritize safety. Early conversations are best kept within the app itself, and always meet people you connect with in public places. Also, don’t let rejections discourage you. Online dating can take some patience, but it can also be fun. Stay open, stay safe, and you just might find someone special. SWIPE RIGHT AT ANY AGE Online Dating Tips for Older Adults
Cruise Winner: Cindy LeBeouf A STORY OF DEDICATION AND COMPASSION Announcing our 2025 High Seas and ABCs Cruise Winner: Cindy LeBeouf! We are overjoyed to share that Cindy LeBeouf has been selected as the winner of this year’s High Seas and ABCs Cruise Giveaway! Nominated by Camryn Guidry, Cindy’s story stood out among many as a shining example of what it means to be a dedicated educator, compassionate mentor, and inspiring role model. Cindy is retiring this year after 33 years in education, during which she made a lasting impact on her students. Known for ensuring her students feel capable of reaching their full potential, Cindy touched the lives of countless families, many of whom still sing her praises. Cindy is a devoted mother and she inspires her community with her selfless commitment and unwavering positivity. Whether she’s
mentoring new teachers, supporting fellow staff, or uplifting her students, Cindy leads with kindness and grace. This cruise is a small token of our appreciation for your extraordinary service. Congratulations, Cindy — you’ve more than earned this adventure! Bon voyage!
Project Backpack Returns - July 26!
We’re thrilled to bring back #SVProjectBackpack — our annual event to help local students start school with confidence. When: Saturday, July 26 Time: 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM Where: Volunteers of America Headquarters
At Scott | Vicknair, we’re proud to give back to the families who support us. Project Backpack is our way of helping kids feel seen, supported, and ready for success. Here’s how you can help: • Share with families who could benefit
• Register at ScottVicknair.com/ ProjectBackpack OR simply scan the QR code (limit 5 backpacks per registered person) • Spread the word! • Join us on July 26 to make it special We can’t wait to see you there!
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