Age Strong Grant Opportunities
Age Strong works with many community and nonprofit partners to provide programs and services to Boston's older adults.
We currently run three different grant programs:
- one through the Older Americans Act funding, and
- two through the City of Boston funding: Expanding Engagement and Behavioral Health.
We are grateful to our grantee partners for all they provide across Boston. Find our grant recipients below, organized by awarded grant.
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Still have questions? Contact:
Age Strong Commission
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1 City Hall Square
Room 271Boston, MA 02201
Grantees
Through the Age Strong Rolling Grants, Mayor Michelle Wu and the City of Boston’s Age Strong Commission seek to fund projects that are small in scale to support organizations serving Boston’s older adults. This grant program provides essential financial assistance to help small non-profit and community groups overcome the unexpected costs that often arise related to day-to-day and programming expenses. The Age Strong Rolling Grants are designed to ensure that financial barriers do not stand in the way of an organization’s ability to meet the needs of older adult programs throughout the year. This grant program builds on Mayor Michelle Wu’s commitment to increasing social connection opportunities for older adults and building a Boston that is a home for everyone.
Grant recipients will receive funding of up to $2,500 to address small-scale programming needs.
- Action for Boston Community Development Mattapan
- Action for Boston Community Development North End/West End
- Boston Medical Center, Living Well at Home Program
- Boston Senior Home Care
- DEAF, Inc.
- East Boston Social Centers
- Ecumenical Social Action Committee (ESAC)
- Ethos
- FriendshipWorks
- Greater Boston Chinese Golden Age Center
- Greater Boston Legal Services
- John F. Kennedy Family Service Center
- La Alianza Hispana
- Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly
- Madison Park Development Corporation
- Massachusetts Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired
- Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
- Operation PEACE
- South Boston Neighborhood House
- Vietnamese American Initiative for Development (VietAID)
- 1975: A Vietnamese Diaspora Commemoration Initiative
- Action for Boston Community Development (ABCD)
- Bay Cove Human Services
- Benevolent Fraternity of Unitarian Churches
- Boston Project Ministries
- Boston Public Housing Corporation
- Boston Senior Home Care
- Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation
- Cape Verdean Community UNIDO
- Castle Square Tenants Organization.
- Central Boston Elder Services
- Community Centers of Jamaica Plain
- Dorchester Bay Economic Development Corporation
- DotHouse Health
- Ethos
- Fenway Civic Association
- Fenway Community Center at Viridian
- FriendshipWorks
- Four Corners Main Streets
- Friends of the Codman Square Library Branch
- Friends of the Rafael Hernández School
- Greater Boston Chinese Golden Age Center
- Jamaica Plain Community Connections/Tree of Life
- Haley House
- Hawthorne Youth and Community Center
- La Alianza Hispana
- LGBTQ Senior Housing
- Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly
- Massachusetts College of Art and Design Foundation
- Massachusetts Senior Action Council
- Maverick Landing Community Services
- Mission Hill Health Movement
- Museum of Fine Arts
- North End Community Health Committee
- Pine Street Inn
- Rogerson Communities
- Shaloh School Oholei Torah
- Sherrill House
- The Home for Little Wanderers
- Urban Edge
- Veronica Robles Cultural Center
- Wakullah Street Community Garden
- West Broadway Task Force
- YardTime
- 2Life Communities
- Boston Medical Center, Living Well at Home Program
- Central Boston Elder Services
- Community Caring Clinic
- Ethos
- Greater Boston Chinese Golden Age Center
- Greater Boston Legal Services
- Pine Street Inn
- Samaritans
- The Community Builders.
- Trustees of Boston College
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Still have questions? Contact:
Age Strong Commission
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1 City Hall Square
Room 271Boston, MA 02201
