Friendly Jingle’s daily live reassurance calls for seniors was started by a group of hard working volunteers, way back in 1987. We spent hours visiting and calling on the aging and elderly in our spare time.

The more we worked with the elderly, sick and people stuck in their homes and lonely, the more we wanted to do for them. We recognized the need for a human connection on a daily regular basis....someone to just call to say, "Hi, how are you today." To discuss their favorite television program. To talk about their kids and grand-children. To just comment on the weather.

Loneliness is a terrible thing. And often these folks spoke to their children or friends, a few times a week. But, they were terribly afraid that if something happened to them, no one would know for a few days perhaps.

They just wanted a friend to call them every day to keep in touch. They didn't need a medical device, just a reliable connection. A reason to get up every day. Someone to look forward to for consistency and in case of an emergency.

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Recognizing the need for consistent care and frustrated with the high turnover rate and shortage of volunteers, the group opted to charge a nominal fee that enabled them to hire full-time care-callers, ensuring that the elderly and homebound will receive a phone call - every day of the year – guaranteed.

We decided to create a company called "Friendly Jingle" to make these calls to aging parents and loved ones. We charge a slight monthly fee. This enables us to offer a consistent and reliable call, every day.

Friendly Jingle has developed a professional group of care callers that call seniors on a consistent basis to give you and your loved one a sense of security, friendship, peace of mind, comfort and a call you can count on.

Meet Beth Palmer:


Fresh out of Georgetown U., Beth was recruited to work with US Conference of Mayors - the start of a 30+ year career with local, state and the Federal Government. After several years working with the Veterans Administration, she moved on to the Social Security Administration and eventually retired from the U.S. Justice Department in 2005.

Throughout her majority of her career, Beth has worked with the elderly both hands-on and through administration of policies for the ill and aging.

In addition to work, Beth spent many years volunteering with seniors at nursing and retirement homes, visiting the elderly and helping administrators with patients with transitional issues and depression.

In her role as Care Manager at Friendly Jingle Beth interviews, hires, trains and mentors all of Friendly Jingle's care-callers.

"I have spent my life working with seniors and I enjoy showing care-callers how to connect with our clients. Our Care-Caller Vision Statement is: 'A Care-Callers purpose is to create meaningful relationships with our clients that last a lifetime.' I can't believe how blessed I am to be a part of a company whose whole purpose is to help the elderly and aging."

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Bob Green has been a business and media professional for over 25 years. He witnessed his mother suffering with Alzheimer's disease and has incredible passion for caregivers and their loved ones.

Throughout the years, Bob has focused his free time on given back to the community. He has volunteered for "Big Brothers," His local religious organizations, the Alzheimer's foundation and several senior citizen groups.

As President, Bob's vision is to extend Friendly Jingle's reach so that every elderly or isolated person is comforted and cared for.

"Friendly Jingle empowers individuals to help the elderly, shut-ins and people in need of daily companionship and just a "friendly jingle. We keep people connected to a friendly voice, a caring community with a call you can count on."