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Find similar grantsFit for Life Awards is sponsored by Fit for Life Foundation. An annual grant program supporting non-profit organizations and social enterprises that pioneer impactful solutions for life-long health, fitness, and independent mobility. The foundation focuses on promoting healthy longevity and changing the narrative about aging.
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Dare to Dream documentary Addressing the challenges of an aging world in partnership with Ashoka New Longevity Fit for Life Foundation was founded in 2022 to bring attention to an essential – yet too often overlooked area in philanthropy: healthy longevity.
Since 2024, we have partnered with Ashoka New Longevity to scale up our mission to change the narrative about aging by supporting innovative social entrepreneurs and changemakers worldwide. In a rapidly aging world, we believe that everyone deserves to age with health and purpose.
Photo Credit: CAMI, France (Fit for Life Laureate 2022) We spread the message about the importance of physical fitness for long-term health in an aging world and share expert advice and resources. Promote life-long fitness We support impactful, innovative solutions that promote life-long health and fitness among older (65+) and middle-aged people (40+), with a focus on independent mobility.
Reduce need for old-age care Older people who are healthy and independently mobile are more likely to be able to age in place, reducing the need for long-term residential care. An annual grant program supporting non-profit organizations and social enterprises that pioneer impactful solutions for life-long health, fitness and independent mobility.
Ashoka & Fit for Life Foundation announce partnership to accelerate healthy longevity How Philanthropy and Social Enterprises Can Push the Boundaries of Healthy Aging Jack Lowe's exercise routine for you! Become a partner and join us to support healthy aging
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations and social enterprises with impactful, innovative solutions that promote life-long health and fitness among older (65+) and middle-aged people (40+), with a focus on independent mobility. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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