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Learn about what's new. We are all aging. Aging has enormous impact on our communities, our futures. Older adults are part of the solution: active, healthy, giving back to their communities. If you fund health, the arts, education, underserved populations and more, 
you may already work in aging. GIA is here to help: the only national professional organization of grantmakers working on aging.

GIA members have a shared recognition that a society that is better for older adults is a society that is better for people of all ages.

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