We prioritize funding for nonprofit partners that address the social determinants for older adults to increase quality of life, wellbeing, and their sense of community. With a growing number of older adults, we support local nonprofits that address this population’s health, social and physical needs through providing services for medical purposes and social interactions.

 

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The organizations we support are working to improve the quality of life for individuals age 60 and over through:

• Increasing access to essential needs such as food, shelter, and utilities

• Minimizing barriers to accessing quality healthcare services

• Providing opportunities for older adults to be socially active in their communities (Senior Center, Recreation Programs, Adult Day Care)

• Elder law to assist with urgent health care needs, elder abuse - including financial exploitation, consumer fraud, and unfair debt collection - and end-of-life planning.​