WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) — As she got older, Gail McDaniel felt she should be doing more to make the world better.
She'd been laid off after a long career in retail, her career-coaching sideline was tapering off and she wanted to keep working — but only at something that would contribute to society.
"I wanted to do some good," McDaniel said. "It is not uncommon for people who are older to want to give back and do something that feels good."
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