A no-cost educational exhibit for Sam's Club members. Presented by Aging In The Comfort Of Home®.
Sam's Club Manager,
Aging In The Comfort Of Home® is a local remodel and construction company serving families across Southwest Missouri. Our work focuses on practical home safety, accessibility, and aging-in-place solutions for individuals of all ages, from a young veteran adapting after an injury to a multigenerational family planning ahead.
We are requesting approval to host Sam's Club Keeping Families Safe at Home, a one-weekend educational exhibit at your club. The focus is safer homes: fall prevention, bathroom safety, entry access, lighting, ramps, and the everyday modifications most members will eventually consider for themselves, a parent, or a spouse.
The booth adds member value without operational burden. We arrive insured, dressed professionally, and we coordinate setup and teardown around your operations. No Sam's Club labor, no inventory, no lead-management responsibility for your team. Any member who is interested takes the next step on their own terms.
The pages that follow detail the format, the member experience, our compliance posture, and the post-event report we will provide. The final page lists exactly what we are asking you to approve.
Respectfully,
William Macier
Aging In The Comfort Of Home®
A practical home safety and aging-in-place education event for members, presented by Aging In The Comfort Of Home®.
Help members understand home safety and the most common aging-in-place improvements before they're urgent.
Adults planning for themselves, a parent, a spouse, a veteran, or a future remodel.
Tabletop exhibit with brochures, before/after visuals, sample products, and free appointment scheduling.
One Saturday and Sunday, coordinated with your standard operating hours.
Six-foot table and a 10 × 10 area near entrance, exit, membership, or approved exterior location.
Member value with zero labor, inventory, or operational commitment from your team.
A quick look at the growing need for safer, more accessible homes.
Aging in place has become the default plan, not the alternative. Home safety is now a planning topic.
Source: AARP Home and Community Preferences SurveyFamilies are actively looking for practical solutions that support comfort, confidence, and independence.
Source: AARPFall prevention is the single clearest reason families pursue grab bars, lighting, and entry-access improvements.
Source: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)The aging population is expanding rapidly, lifting demand for accessible products, services, and remodeling support.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 population estimatesSimple home upgrades make daily living safer for individuals of all ages, caregivers, and multigenerational families alike.
Source: AARP and CDC home modification guidanceAll statistics sourced from publicly available AARP, CDC, and U.S. Census Bureau publications. Full citations available on request.
The booth stays inside its approved footprint, no amplified sound, no aisle blocking, no entrance interference. Setup and teardown happen on a schedule pre-approved by your team.
Zero. We staff the booth, handle every member conversation, capture every lead, and follow up afterward. Your team is never asked to take messages, answer project questions, or hand off leads.
Most members are either planning for themselves, a parent, or a spouse. Home safety, fall prevention, and accessibility are practical, high-interest topics across nearly every demographic that shops the club.
Nothing is sold from the booth. No products are stocked, scanned, or transacted on club property. The booth is purely educational, with appointment scheduling for members who request follow-up.
We deliver a short post-event recap covering member conversations held, checklists distributed, appointment requests, top member concerns, and an honest recommendation on whether a return event makes sense.
We are a full remodel and construction company that specializes in the aging-in-place industry. Our focus is practical home safety, accessibility, and the everyday modifications that let families stay in the home they already love.
Compact footprint. No amplified sound. Nothing blocking entrances or exits.
A seven-step interaction that respects the member's time and asks for nothing they don't volunteer.
A friendly greeting. No high-pressure intercepts.
Our representative asks whether the member is planning for themselves, a parent, a spouse, a veteran, or a future remodel.
The member receives a free, printed quick safety checklist to take home. Useful even if they never call us.
We walk through the most common home risk areas: bathroom, entry, stairs, lighting, flooring, and kitchen.
If interested, the member scans a QR code or fills out a card to request a home evaluation or project consultation.
Aging In The Comfort Of Home® follows up after the event, on the member's preferred channel and timeline.
Your team is never asked to handle leads, take messages, or answer project questions. We carry all of it.
A low-friction door opener that leads into a deeper evaluation only if the member wants one.
Every member who stops by receives a brief, friendly conversation with a basic safety checklist and a clear set of recommended next steps. No pressure, no obligation.
A weekend-only offer of a full C-Easy™ Safe Home Evaluation for members who want a thorough, in-home assessment.
Free preliminary project review for bathroom safety upgrades, ramps, stair lifts, entry access, and aging-in-place remodels.
We lead with the free conversation and only mention the C-Easy™ Evaluation or project estimate when the member's interest warrants it.
The same standards your team would expect from any vendor in the building.
All member follow-up runs on our systems, never on Sam's Club staff time.
Members who prefer paper fill out a short card. Either path lands in our CRM within minutes.
Sam's Club staff do not manage leads. No member contact information is shared with the club. No project questions are routed to your team. All follow-up runs through our office in Ozark.
So future decisions about events at this club can be based on data, not guesswork.
Total member conversations held at the booth across both days.
Count of free safety checklists handed out. A clean measure of educational reach.
Members who opted in for a follow-up evaluation or project review.
The most common safety topics members asked about, summarized for store leadership.
Anything we observed that the manager should know: flow, traffic, and footprint friction.
An honest read on whether a return event makes sense for this club, and what to change if it does.
A simple, scoped pilot. One weekend, one footprint, one clear set of operating instructions.
Confirm dates, footprint, setup timing, and club-specific operating instructions.
Aging In The Comfort Of Home®. Safer homes, better access, for families of all ages.
