Find Supportive Housing For Older Adults Nonprofits and Charities

  sprtshmn wrote:

I have donated to this group for some time. I found out about them when they were included in the King County Charitable Campaign. I have followed the chimps on the website and am fascinated by these wonderful creatures. What a life they must have... more »

  Freda1981 wrote:

Best Musical experience of my life! Made me feel great and wanting more! It also proved once again that Cancer WON'T win! We can feel great about ourselves and our lives in spite of Cancer! Yeah! Thank You PLAY MUSIC ENJOY LIFE! more »

  Kristen8 wrote:

Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly is a wonderful non-profit offering friendship and assistance to lonely or isolated seniors in the Chicagoland area. I've been volunteering for 4 years and the thing I love most about Little Brothers Friends of the... more »

  deckenhoff wrote:

I was introduced to the Philadelpia Protestant Home approximately 8 years ago at their annual golf tournament. After attending several of these events, I was asked to join the Board of Directors. Prior to joining the PPH Board, I had never been on a... more »

  Jan_16 wrote:

Moose Charities is the fundraising arm of Moose International. Its mission is to secure funding to maintain Mooseheart Child City & School that houses and educates children in need and the retirement community for senior members of the fraternity. If... more »

  Belinda wrote:

I have personally seen the pride and enthusiam the elders with whom Theresa works with show. They are so proud of the artwork they produce. The art related field trips that Theresa takes the elders on to are invaluable to opening their world to new experiences.... more »

  PKchris wrote:

A rare gem where residents are absolutely the No. 1 priority. The staff is experienced, committed and caring. In and around Poughkeepsie, people who know senior facilities know that Vassar-Warner Home is the best. more »

  Pera wrote:

Through our firm's work with the employees of Center for Elders Independence, I have witnessed a genuine pride in the standard of care provided to the population that they serve. This is evident when I see the enhanced quality of life for the seniors... more »

  suncity wrote:

working with Benevilla has been a wonderful experience for me. Each and everyone of the staff members are caring individuals who want only the best for Benevilla. At each board meeting, there is a chance for a person who benefts from using the services... more »

  gzeist wrote:

The heART of Friendship Gallery has proven to be an asset to me as an artist. I am pleased to have sold many pieces of original paintings, prints and notecards. Paying the rent each month is not a problem since I know the gallery is there to benefit those... more »

  Trisha B. wrote:

This school has been amazing for my daughter. We feel we have found our home. more »

  Executor wrote:

These folks tried to keep the room deposit money after my loved one passed away. You don't want to deal with these folks. This place is not recommended. more »

  mimi46 wrote:

Imagine: age 23 marry the love of your life, Harry age 26 welcome your 1st child , then age 28 your 2nd childYou have a good life, nice home, good income. your kids grow up, get married and move away.You and Harry decide to down size... more »

  alotalike wrote:

RHF celebrates 50 years of serving. In addition to providing quality housing options and services for families with Children, RHF has the following very successful programs that help children and families. Children’s Education Fund – provides... more »

  mrwindt wrote:

Under One Roof is the sponsor, developer and operator of "The Marvin" - affordable congregate housing with supportive services and "The Marvin Children's Center" - a full day full year accredited child care program for 3 &4 year olds. Under One Roof... more »

  Montanalavender wrote:

The Senior Helping Hands Program of Big Sky Senior Services is a true benefit to the community. Senior Helping Hands assists seniors in our communities by providing homemaking services, including housekeeping, meal preparation, grocery shopping, laundry,... more »

  Heather254 wrote:

My mom has lived here for the past two years and couldn't be happier. more »

  Jan_39 wrote:

Be.group senior living of Southern California, an assisted living retirement non-profit, has evicted seniors from their Twelve Oaks property. The property was gifted as a trust to the Presbyterian Homes of Southern California. Be.group has done a 2 million... more »

  mike bell wrote:

Friendship Manor "Feels Like Home" because we make a faith-based, consistent effort to treat all of our residents, employees, guests and vendors with courtesy, compassion, competence and concern for their total health and well-being. Our philosophy... more »

  cammy wrote:

Menorah Manor is a fantastic organization that operates a not-for-profit nursing, rehab center and assisted living facility in West Central Florida. Right now, Menorah is located in St. Petersburg, but, they are working on adding an assisted living facility... more »

  stretwize wrote:

Went to their xmas program 12/18/2010 broke down in tears it was great you should go to their website and facebook page more »

  mike456 wrote:

This place is all about getting money from the elderly. Management takes lavish vacations at company expense while constantly raising the fees on the people who live there. It's run by a corrupt management company. Any staff that has voiced concerns... more »

  Mdileo wrote:

This is an Episcopal organization, yet it is run like BIG business. Their priority is earning money, lots of it! My father moved into a small 1 bedroom condo. He had to pay an entrance fee of 160,000.00 and his monthly rent thereafter was about $1500.00... more »

  singlishps@aol.com wrote:

I've seen some of the work these people do, and all I want to say is that their love for other people, their concern for others' welfare, their care for all the people in their area--well, these qualities just show the great potential of human beings... more »

  WilliamVernon wrote:

I was single before coming to Hillcrest with my new bride. We sold our homes and moved to a new built house. Now we have our home. We both love being here because of many opportunities to volunteer and the many programs that we have. more »