Grantmaking History

 
 
 
 


Organization Name Amount Summary Fiscal Year Primary Program Area
Experience Matters Consortium, Inc. $1,650,000 Create scalable business model that connects social sector organizations and experienced adults focused on civic service. 2013 Older Adults
First United Methodist Church of Mesa $21,470 To plan the development of affordable housing and an assisted living facility as part of the church's program for Mesa seniors. 2003 Older Adults
Foundation for Senior Living $200,000 Support nonprofit recovery to offset COVID-19 crisis impacts in Maricopa County. 2022 Older Adults
Foundation for Senior Living $1,600,000 Support the Trustee's Now is the Moment Celebration of our Community. 2022 Older Adults
Foundation for Senior Living $50,000 Provide COVID-19 vaccine related support services for older adults. 2022 Older Adults
Foundation for Senior Living $500,000 Support capacity building (2020 Initiative—Post-ATLAS/Human Services Organizations). 2021 Older Adults
Foundation for Senior Living $100,000 Strengthen nonprofit community during COVID-19 crisis. 2021 Older Adults
Foundation for Senior Living $430,000 Support construction of new adult day health services center in Glendale (Capital Campaign). 2021 Older Adults
Foundation for Senior Living $100,000 Support community response efforts to COVID-19 crisis. 2021 Older Adults
Foundation for Senior Living $15,000 Support efforts to strengthen nonprofit board governance practices and leadership (Good Governance Fund). 2020 Older Adults
Foundation for Senior Living $50,000 Support strategic organizational enhancements (ATLAS Nonprofit Strength and Endurance). 2018 Older Adults
Foundation for Senior Living $750,000 Implement coordinated care program (Care by Design®) to optimize patient outcomes. 2016 Older Adults
Foundation for Senior Living $15,000 Support efforts to strengthen nonprofit board governance practices and leadership (Good Governance Fund). 2016 Older Adults
Foundation for Senior Living $480,000 To support the Monsignor Edward J. Ryle Life Center to help avert isolation and improve health among older adults. 2008 Older Adults
Foundation for Senior Living $240,000 To acquire and rehabilitate a training facility for staff working with older adults. 2005 Older Adults
 
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