Care support is an essential infrastructure for an aging society. Yet family caregivers are largely unpaid, underrecognized, and insufficiently supported. More than 63 million family caregivers in the United States provide care to aging loved ones and other dependents, often while balancing work, their own health, and financial responsibilities. The Future of Aging and Longevity advances research, employer engagement, and policy advocacy, with a focus on elder caregiving. This work addresses systemic gaps in policies, benefits, and workplace practices and drives action to ensure caregivers can remain healthy, financially secure, and engaged in both work and society.