TARCOG’s Winter Wishes outreach brings holiday cheer to elderly population
Living50Plus
By GREGG PARKER gregg@themadisonrecord.com mailto:gregg@themadisonrecord.com
 By GREGG PARKER gregg@themadisonrecord.com mailto:gregg@themadisonrecord.com  
Published 12:00 am Wednesday, October 21, 2026

TARCOG’s Winter Wishes outreach brings holiday cheer to elderly population

MADISON – Fall has just started with Halloween pumpkins and Thanksgiving menus to anticipate. However, one local agency is focused on the Christmas season now to warm the spirits of aging individuals.

The Winter Wishes 2026 program is an outreach initiative by TARCOG or Top of Alabama Regional Council of Governments. The goal is to brighten the days when aging or disabled senior citizens can face one of the loneliest winter holidays.

For the annual drive for clients, TARCOG is asking the community to help in making Winter Wishes successful again for the 24th year of the program.

Since the beginning, generous sponsors have helped fill thousands of wishes for TARCOG clients in DeKalb, Jackson, Limestone, Madison and Marshall counties. TARCOG serves more than 1,000 clients in the region, including a small percentage of veterans.

Currently, TARCOG is seeking sponsors for Winter Wishes. At the same time, case managers are collecting up to three wishes from clients. Sponsors range from interested individuals to churches, social groups, clubs, neighborhoods and other participants.

Most donors provide gifts wrapped in colorful holiday paper bags. Some people provide gift cards or financial donations, which staff uses to complete any unfilled wishes. To participate, all it takes is an email or phone call to TARCOG.

Starting in October, the Campaign Coordinators Kaleka Jones and Sanfunee Edwards will begin sharing those wishes with interested sponsors. “In this campaign, we ask sponsors to fill at least one of the wishes on a person’s list,” TARCOG Executive Director Michelle Gilliam Jordan said.

“In the past, we’ve had amazing sponsors who have fulfilled every wish and then some. It is always a beautiful and uplifting time of year to see how giving our communities are to those who truly may not receive any other type of gift during the winter holiday season,” Jordan said.

Sponsors begin leaving their donations in November at TARCOG. This year, dropoffs will be collected at the agency’s new and permanent home in the MidCity District at 4976 Corporate Drive NW in Huntsville. Case managers will deliver gifts during client visits throughout December.

Anyone can be a sponsor. Jordan encourages anyone interested in participating in Winter Wishes 2026 to provide their contact information and how many clients they are interested in sponsoring. Call 256-830-0818, email to Medicaid.Waiver@tarcog.us or visit tarcog.us.

Also on The Madison Record
Halloween antics ready to entertain Madison kids with lighthearted fun
Events, Madison County Record, News, ...
Gregg Parker 
October 21, 2026
MADISON – Numerous churches, a city department and civic groups are gearing up to stage scary-but-safe activities leading up to Halloween on Oct. 31. ...
Downtown Madison’s Fall Festival to debut on Oct. 31
A: Main, Events, Madison County Record, ...
Gregg Parker 
October 21, 2026
MADISON – A new event for Home Place Park will debut when Downtown Madison’s Fall Festival opens on Halloween morning. “Join Main Street Madison for o...
Madison fire captain named state educator of the year
Madison County Record, News, The Madison Recor, ...
Maria Rakoczy 
October 21, 2026
MADISON - Madison Fire and Rescue Captain of Community Risk Reduction Dan Pickens was named the statewide “Educator of the Year” for his work educatin...
Zombies invade UAH Music, Theatre, Film! Bring your brains and enjoy the treats
Events, Madison County Record, News, ...
Staff Reports 
October 21, 2026
HUNTSVILLE – An original take on a zombie movie classic and a spooky, high-tech musical favorite will offer Halloween treats for the whole community f...
‘Gather Madison’ to attract grateful residents for a meal and camaraderie
Events, Madison County Record, News, ...
Gregg Parker 
October 21, 2026
MADISON – High-tech jobs, sons and daughters’ hectic schedules and study demands can dwindle time for people to pursue meaningful connections. “Gather...
Madison Chamber of Commerce to honor award winners at annual membership meeting Nov. 5
Business, Events, Madison County Record, ...
Gregg Parker 
October 21, 2026
MADISON – Nominations are closed from a field of worthy citizens, and Madison Chamber of Commerce will honor the winners at the 2026 Annual Membership...
Huntsville slips past Bob Jones in key Class 6A Region 4 clash
Madison County Record, News, Schools, ...
By MIKE EASTERLING news@themadisonrecord.com 
October 21, 2026
MADISON – As the 2026 high school football regular season rushes towards its end, its business as usual in Class 6A, Region 4. Chaos. With tiebreakers...
Sparkman moves closer to No. 2 seed
Madison County Record, News, Schools, ...
By MIKE EASTERLING news@themadisonrecord.com 
October 21, 2026
HUNTSVILLE – Sparkman rebounded from a loss to James Clemens in a marquee Class 6A, Region 4 clash in solid fashion, moving one game closer to a secon...

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *