The Foundation’s grants in Aging prioritize programs that enable older New Yorkers to age in place and avoid institutional placement while maintaining the maximum quality of life and remaining connected to the community. The Foundation focuses on organizations which provide direct services either in a group setting or in the home.

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Since inception, the Foundation has awarded $8.20 million in the area of Aging.

Most Recent Grant Recipients

• 2025 Aging Grant Recipients

  Spring

  • Brooklyn Public Library
    • $13,000 for Creative Aging Programs
  • Service Program for Older People
    • $15,000 for General Support
  • University Settlement
    • $15,000 for Wellness Together Program
  • Visiting Neighbors
    • $10,000 for General Support
  • YW & YMHA of Washington Heights/Inwood
    • $15,000 for Older Adult Services

  Fall

  • Pets Are Wonderful Support (PAWS)
    • $15,000 for General Support
  • Presbyterian Senior Services
    • $50,000 to launch Building Balance for Improved Falls Prevention program
  • Project Find
    • $15,000 for Case Managament for Homebound Older Adults
  • Riverstone Senior Life Services
    • $10,000 for Memory Center (transportation)
  • Sunnyside Community Services
    • $20,000 for Care Connections program
    • $11,800 for Dementia Care Training for Home Health Aides

Previous Grant Recipients