Funders Community
Grantee
- At Home With Growing Older (1)
- Comfort Bridge dba Care Synergy (1)
- Education Development Center (EDC) (1)
- Elder Abuse Institute of Maine (1)
- Habitat for Humanity (1)
- Habitat for Humanity Detroit (1)
- Habitat for Humanity of Huron Valley (1)
- Hebrew Home for the Aged (1)
- Housing Opportunities and Maintenance for the Elderly (1)
- Justice and Mercy Legal Aid Center (JAMLAC) (1)
- Mid-Cumberland Human Resource Agency (1)
- Passaic County Habitat for Humanity (1)
- Rebuilding Together-Nashville (1)
- Servants, Inc (1)
- Volunteers of Legal Service, Inc. (1)
- WellWise Services Area Agency on Aging (1)
- Westminster Home Connection (1)
Caregiving Goals
Geographic Funding Focus
State Funding Focus
Primary Issue Area
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- Age-Friendly Communities (28)
- Alzheimer's Disease and Other Dementias (27)
- Arts and Culture (21)
- Capacity Building/Training and Technical Assistance (68)
- Caregiving (52)
- Case Management (13)
- Civic Engagement (14)
- Economic Security (20)
- Education (11)
- Food Security/Nutrition/Home Delivered Meals (51)
- Health Care (80)
- Hearing Loss (2)
- Hospice (5)
- Housing (69)
- Human Services (41)
- Intergenerational Programs (8)
- Medical Adult Day Programs (5)
- Mental and Behavioral Health (35)
- Palliative Care/Serious Illness (52)
- Public Policy (62)
- Research (5)
- Rural Health (17)
- Senior Centers (13)
- Skilled Nursing Care (6)
- Social Adult Day Programs (3)
- Social Connection (62)
- Technology (43)
- Transportation (14)
- Vision Loss (3)
- Volunteerism (1)
- Workforce Development (29)
Co-Funder (s)
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Please use the filters below to build your query and click on any grant name to view its full details. Use the green linked taxonomy terms to see all grants connected to that category. Search results can also be exported directly to Excel for further analysis.
Please note: GIA members voluntarily elect to participate in the Grants Database. All information in this database is submitted by participating members from our seven funders communities and does not represent the entirety of GIA’s membership.