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Friends Foundation for the Aging Grant is sponsored by Friends Foundation for the Aging. This grant supports innovative and impactful programs addressing the needs of older adults, particularly within underserved populations. It prioritizes collaboration and sustainability.
Small businesses can be eligible if they are 501(c)(3) public charities or partner with one.
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Homepage - Friends Foundation for the Aging Mercer MOW + Snipes Farm produce Ujima Friends PASHI project Friends Services Alliance Leadership Institute Friends Home Kennett chorus Friends Village computer class FFA focuses its grant-making activity on innovative, impactful, collaborative and replicable programs that address aging issues and reflect FFA values.
Most grants are made to Quaker organizations in the U.S. FFA also focuses on grants to 501C3 non-profit organizations in the PA-NJ-NY area which address unmet needs for aging adults in under-served populations. Most grants are made for programs, not for capital expenses and are made for one year. No grants are made to individuals.
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