Lifespan looking to bridge volunteer driver gap in Rochester & Irondequoit

A community story from New York, reported by RochesterFirst.

Community · New York · October 23, 2026

From RochesterFirst

Getting behind the wheel can make a big difference, especially when it comes to helping older adults stay independent. From going to medical appointments, pharmacy trips, grocery runs, and more. Judy Price has been volunteering with Lifespan as a driver for 20 years, doing just that.

Reported by RochesterFirst, October 23, 2026. Read the full story at RochesterFirst →

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