About Georgetown Village                      

Our Mission

Georgetown Village was established to help senior neighbors age in place by providing them with the practical means and services to do so. Such services may include providing transportation to appointments, home visits, and concierge services. We work with trained volunteers and professional service providers to meet our members’ needs. The needs and desires of members will continue to shape the services we offer.

Georgetown Village also provides opportunities to meet neighbors at our social activities and group meetings. Please join us and participate in the wide variety of activities we offer to enhance your daily living.

As our membership grows, our services, provider lists and opportunities for volunteering will also grow. If you have ideas for services or activities, please contact our Executive Director. 

Georgetown Village is part of a growing network of communities nationwide, including 22 in the Washington, DC, area, in which neighbors are helping neighbors age in place.

Come be part of a caring, supportive community. Read more on volunteering.

The Georgetown Village office is located on the second floor of St. John’s Rectory at 3238 O Street, NW (see picture on Contact Page). Georgetown Village operating hours are  Monday through Friday, 10 am-6 pm. 

Our History

Georgetown Village Inc. was incorporated in 2010.  We officially opened our doors to provide services for members on December 6, 2011 with a lovely Launch Party at Blake Hall in St. John's Episcopal Church.

Since that time we have:          

• Grown to over 200 members
• Performed over 500 volunteer services for members
• Received a $10,000 donation from Wells Fargo, our first corporate sponsor
• Started a monthly Thursday Night Speakers Bureau featuring evening lectures by experts in fields of interest to Georgetown Village residents
• Conducted multiple volunteer training sessions and trained and vetted over 40 volunteers
• Begun to form cooperative relationships with Georgetown University Hospital and Medical School
• Organized monthly docent-led museum trips and outdoor activities
• Formed an on-going book discussion groups covering contemporary fiction and non-fiction  based on the interests of the participants
• Participated in the Village to Village National Organization Conference and Webinars
• Received news coverage in multiple Georgetown newspapers and blogs

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