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We invite you to join our upcoming GV Healthcare Discussion for a conversation heat illnesses, aging, and other recent noteworthy health-related updates that impact our community. Our healthcare committee encourages those who are attending to read: 6 things to know about heat illness, Aging doesn’t have to mean cognitive or physical decline, and DNA editing of human embryos reignites debate over designer babies.
This is a great opportunity to stay informed, share your perspective, and help shape our community’s health for the better. We also encourage you to submit any questions or topics you’d like covered in advance so we can tailor the discussion to your interests. Please reach out to the GV office at info@georgetown-village.org or call 202-999-8988 to share your ideas. We hope you’ll join us and be part of this important and timely conversation. You can click here to RSVP.

Phone: 202-999-8988
1801 35th Street NW, Suite 102
Washington, D.C. 20007
Office Hours:
Monday – Thursday
10 am – 6 pm
(GV Open Remotely)
Friday
10 am – 5 pm
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Your organization has really helped us when we most needed it.Thanks to all involved in this wonderful community resource. ~ CB
“My husband Guy had been diagnosed with Alzheimer disease and I was wondering how I would cope with this. As Guy’s condition progressed, I realized what a great help the Village was. Volunteers did grocery shopping for us, yard work, handiwork around the house, provided transportation, etc. In these circumstances, to know that the Village was a phone call away was a tremendous morale booster and helpful relief.
Then Guy passed away, peacefully, at home. For Guy we joined the Village. Now, of course, Georgetown Village is still here, for me. I feel the experience was rewarding and… priceless!”
— MRdL
Our supporters know that Georgetown Village (GV) enhances our quality of life, not only for us as individuals but for our entire community. As an important resource that contributes to the well-being of our community, GV is stronger than ever but we depend upon your generosity for all that we do.
Your contributions account for nearly 70% of our annual revenues and enable us to provide the important GV services and programs that are increasingly needed, requested, and used by our members. And your generosity helps subsidize memberships to ensure that these benefits may be offered to those with limited means. We never turn anyone away for financial reasons.