Funders

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation provides funding for Aging Well through its national program, Community Partnerships for Older Adults.

Community Partnerships for Older Adults (CPFOA) is a national program funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to help communities develop leadership, innovative solutions, and options to meet the needs of older adults over the long term.

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, based in Princeton, N.J., is the nation's largest philanthropy devoted exclusively to health and health care.  It concentrates its grantmaking in four goal areas: to assure that all Americans have access to quality health care at reasonable cost; to improve the quality of care and support for people with chronic health conditions; to promote healthy communities and lifestyles; and to reduce the personal, social and economic harm caused by substance abuse - tobacco, alcohol and illicit drugs. top of page

We receive local funding from:

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois is the largest and most experienced health insurance company in the state of Illinois, providing more than 6.5 million members with comprehensive and affordable health plans.  As a division of Health Care Service Corporation (HCSC), Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois provides its members with a high level of confidence and security.
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The Chicago Community Trust

For more than 92 years, The Chicago Community Trust has connected the generosity of doners with community needs by making grants to organizations working to improve metropolitan Chicago. With assets of $1.6 billion, the Trust has given more than $1 billion in grants since 1915. From strengthening community schools to assisting local art programs, from building health centers to helping lives affected by violence, the Trust continues to enhance the region. To learn more, please visit the Trust at www.cct.org.
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Community Memorial Foundation

Community Memorial Foundation (CMF) is a private independent foundation dedicated to measurably improving the health of people who live and work in 27 suburban communities west of Chicago.  Health is defined in the broadest of terms to include physical, mental, social and environmental well being.  Its grantmaking focuses on the health needs of infants, children, teenagers, adults and older adults as well as on building the organizational effectiveness in non-profit agencies top of page

Township of Lyons

The Township provides oversight and funding to 17 municipalities in the areas of general assistance, senior transportation, youth, health services, highway commission, special police advisory and mental health commission.  The Township, in collaboration with a many other organizations, provides a broad array of programs and services to residents of all ages.top of page

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois

The Chicago Community Trust

Community Memorial Foundation

Township of Lyons