Grannies for Peace are vocal about their beliefs and actively engaged in creating a world that is safe for everyone's children and grandchildren.
Check out these wonderful audio slideshows of how people 50+ are making a real difference in the community.
William Baker spent many years dealing drugs and living in prison. In recovery, he is using his talent in art and mentoring skills to help others find meaning in their lives.
Albert Doering, a retired lawyer, rediscovered his passion for the violin and joined a musical group that entertains older adults.
Marylea Perot Klauder quit her job as a waitress in search of fresh air. Her love of nature led her to found the Militia Hill Hawk Watch.
Freyda Thomas has been a performer all of her life, but says that this audience is her favorite so far.
Joe Edwards volunteers at a senior center and brings his grandsons along to instill the value of helping others.
Ed Chun and Fred Lewis have united their interest in a cleaner earth as organizers of the Senior Environment Corps.
After 38 years as a guidance counselor, Linda Dubin Garfield unleashed her lifelong passion for art.
At 55, Dave Scheiner decided to stop practicing podiatry to follow his love of basketball and his passion for education.