Aging True

Programs: The organization owns and operates two senior living facilities and owns and leases a skilled nursing facility to a third party operator, cathedral gerentology center, inc. The organization has agreements with the department of housing and urban development ("hud") for the rental of the organization's two senior living properties to individuals eligible under guidelines. These rental properties are operating divisions and are classified as senior living facilities ("slf") and a skilled nursing facility ("snf"). The following properties include: cathedral towers, an slf that contains 202 apartments; cathedral townhouse, an slf that contains 179 apartments; and 333 ashley, an snf facility that contains 120 beds. On july 27, 2017, the organization sold all of the real property of its cathedral towers division to cathedral towers, ltd. , a for-profit limited partnership. As a part of this transaction, a new entity was formed, cathedral towers 2, inc. , a not-for-profit corporation, to be the sole general partner with . 009% ownership interest in cathedral towers, ltd. Cathedral towers 2 has a board of directors and officers common to cathedral foundation of jacksonville, inc. The basic mission of cathedral towers 2, inc. Remains the same as cathedral towers which was & is to continue to provide quality, low cost housing to the elderly citizens of jacksonville, florida. As the result of the sale, the organization recognized a gain of 3,295,496.

the organization provides food preparation services under service contracts to urban jacksonville, inc. For the meals on wheels program,and to cathedralgerontology center, inc. For their nursing home residents. During the year ended 9/30/17, the food services department prepared and provided 186,135 meals to urban jacksonville, inc. And 111,465 meals to cathedral gerontology center, inc. 10,230 meals were also prepared and provided to other senior meal sites in the jacksonville area.

the organization is the fiscal agent for the florida self directed care program for district 4. The program promotes self-determination, recovery and full inclusion of people who have been diagnosed with a mental illness and depend on government subsidized mental wellness services. Funds are utilited to purchase psychiatric and mental wellness care, as well as alternative and non-traditional services that result in the same successes as traditional mental health services. During the twelve months ended 9/30/17, the program purchased services for 220 participants.

the organization provides accounting, administrative and other support services to other non-profit entities that provide services to elders in need.