Does Mom spend too many days alone here in Raleigh?
We bring more laughter and connection into her day with classic games and warm conversation.
Get our free guide: “Top 5 Games for Memory and Joy in Seniors (Backed by Science)” — and learn how to book a free intro visit.
What You’ll Get Inside the Free Raleigh Guide
✅ Five games backed by research to improve quality-of-life
✅ How games spark memory, conversation, and laughter
✅ What a typical visit looks like (step-by-step)
✅ How to claim a free intro visit in the Raleigh area
Raleigh families do so much to support their parents.
Even with the best care, though, the days at home can feel long and quiet.
Games with Mom offers a different kind of support: joyful, one-on-one visits built around familiar games like Scrabble, Rummikub, and Hearts.
This free guide shows you how simple play can brighten your parent’s day — and when the time feels right, I’ll happily come by for a free intro visit.
Hi, I’m Jack — and Games with Mom is personal for me.
I grew up in a family business in elder care, where I saw how much joy, dignity, and connection matter in someone’s later years. My very first job at 16 was running activity programs for residents — and I’ve believed ever since that play and presence can change someone’s whole outlook.
Today, I serve on Raleigh’s Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, where I advocate for inclusive, welcoming spaces for all ages. That same spirit guides Games with Mom: showing up, building community, and bringing dignity and laughter to every visit.
I bring the games, yes — Scrabble, Rummikub, cards — but more than that, I bring conversation, respect, and companionship. This is more than a service. It’s a relationship.