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Now Accepting Nominations for the John Feather Equity in Aging Philanthropy Award
Grantmakers In Aging is seeking nominations for the 2025 John Feather Equity in Aging Philanthropy Award.
Lindsay Goldman Named an Advocate for Aging by Next Avenue and ASA
Lindsay Goldman recognized by Next Avenue as an Advocate for Aging for 2025
Seeking Members for 2025 Conference Content Review Committee
GIA seeks 8-10 thought partners to serve on this year's Content Review Committee. The Committee serves in an advisory capacity to help develop the programming for GIA's 2025 Annual Conference.
2025 Call for Conference Proposals
The 2025 GIA Call for Proposals is now open. This year, we're seeking proposals for 45-minute workshops only. Each workshop should take participants through an action-oriented exploration of a specific funding scenario.
Susan Althans, The McGregor Foundation Announces Retirement
Susan O. Althans, Director of Philanthropy/Secretary to the Board at The McGregor Foundation and former GIA Board Chair will retire from The McGregor Foundation.
2025 Conference Sponsorship Opportunities Available
Sponsorship opportunities for 2025 Conference
America's Population is Rapidly Aging: Can Philanthropy Keep Up?
GIA cited in article from the Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy on America’s Aging Population. Read about the importance of increasing funding levels to meet the needs of older adults.
Highlights from the 2024 GIA Annual Conference in Detroit
Get a recap from the 2024 GIA Annual Conference and watch our photo montage video.
Help is Finally on the Way for People with Dementia and Their Caregivers with this Free Medicare Program: GIA and Members Featured in Morningstar
"Care navigation is one of the biggest challenges" for people with dementia and their families. GIA CEO Lindsay Goldman and GIA members discuss the GUIDE Medicare program.
GIA and Members Discuss National Plan on Aging with Next Avenue
GIA CEO Lindsay Goldman calls A Strategic Framework for a National Plan on Aging “unprecedented," describing it as "a very person-centered approach to a national plan that feels aligned with the realities of people living it." Find out what experts on aging think of the new strategic plan and its chances of becoming a reality.