| Organization Name | Amount | Summary | Fiscal Year | Primary Program Area |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Foundation for Senior Living | $85,000 | To support the architectural design and project management for the proposed Central Village, an innovative, non-traditional community health and wellness center for older adults and their families. | 2004 | Older Adults |
| Four Sisters Meals 2-U | $25,000 | To expand Project Home-Free, a home-delivered meal program for older adults. | 2006 | Older Adults |
| Friends of the Tempe Public Library | $92,500 | To support Tempe's older-adults programs with marketing, program assistance and stipends for four older adult positions. | 2009 | Older Adults |
| Friends of the Tempe Public Library | $43,000 | To support a program that utilizes the talent and experience of 50+ adults and connects them to programs, opportunities and services, and provides opportunities for meaningful community involvement. | 2008 | Older Adults |
| Friendship Foundation, Inc. | $12,940 | To purchase a computer system designed for older adults living with dementia and residing at Glencroft. | 2006 | Older Adults |
| GateWay Community College | $460,800 | To create a Workforce Transition Center that will recruit, train and place boomers interested in employment in the healthcare, education and social services fields. | 2008 | Education Older Adults |
| GateWay Community College | $7,960 | To assist in planning a Workforce Transition Center to serve the needs of older workers and employers. | 2007 | Education Older Adults |
| Geriatric Resource Network | $12,650 | To conduct training for an evidence-based fall prevention program. | 2008 | Older Adults |
| Governor's Advisory Council on Aging | $47,841 | To create a Fall Prevention Coalition for Maricopa County launching a technical assistance website, increasing the number of "Matter of Balance" trainers and disseminating marketing materials. | 2009 | Older Adults |
| Governor's Office on Aging | $6,260 | To provide support for the 2008 Governor's Conference on Aging. | 2009 | Older Adults |
| Grantmakers in Aging | $50,000 | Support for the 2022 Annual Conference. | 2023 | Older Adults |
| Hacienda HealthCare | $43,000 | To recruit and cultivate 55+ retired registered nurses to volunteer as mentors for new nursing graduates hired to serve the agency's chronically ill infants, children and young adults. | 2008 | Older Adults |
| HandsOn Greater Phoenix | $265,100 | Expand Your Experience Counts, a program placing older adult tutors in high-need elementary schools. | 2012 | Older Adults |
| HonorHealth Foundation | $103,000 | To implement a coordinated community-based fall prevention program at Pueblo Sereno Mobile Home Park in Scottsdale. | 2009 | Older Adults |
| Hope Village Inc. | $150,000 | Replicate a model intergenerational program that strengthens families. | 2014 | Older Adults |
