Annoucement of new office opening!

Grantmakers In Aging
2001 Jefferson Davis Highway
Suite 504
Arlington, VA  22202

New phone:
703.413.0413

CEO: John Feather, PhD

The Highlights publication from the 2010 conference Seize the Moment: Embracing the Winds of Change held in Chicago is available now. The document includes summaries of each conference session as well as plenary sessions, resources for grantmakers, and ideas for potential funding. Click here to download the PDF.

 

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About GIA


Grantmakers In Aging (GIA) is dedicated to promoting and strengthening grantmaking for an aging society. GIA, an educational nonprofit membership organization for staff and trustees of foundations and corporations, is the only national professional organization of grantmakers active in the field of aging.

GIA’s membership includes leading staff and trustees of private, family, community, public, operating, and corporate foundations that are involved directly or indirectly with philanthropy and aging. For more information about benefits of membership, please contact the GIA office.



NEW GIA Service

Conversations with GIA

On January 10, 2012 GIA will launch an exciting new monthly webinar series for all funders interested in the latest on philanthropy and aging called "Conversations with GIA". Our first guest will be Kathy Greenlee, Assistant Secretary for Aging and the highest federal aging official, who will speak on "The Reauthorization of the Older Americans Act and the Federal Budget for Aging Programs: Why Philanthropy Should Care." 

For registration information, contact John Feather, PhD.

 

From the Board Chair....

SAVE THE DATE

2012 GIA Annual Conference
October 24-26
Cleveland, Ohio


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