The Visiting Angels Foundation Supports 2025 Nonprofits
National In-Home Senior Care Provider Awards Grants to 16 Organizations Supporting Older Adults
The Visiting Angels Foundation, the charitable arm of the nation's leading provider of in-home senior care, is pleased to announce 16 new nonprofit grant recipients for 2025. Each organization has been recognized for its exceptional service to older adults and vulnerable populations across communities. The 2025 grants total nearly $70,000, aiding a variety of programs dedicated to improving the lives of seniors throughout the nation.
Executive Director of The Visiting Angels Foundation, Joe Garecht, expressed, "Each of these organizations is doing incredible work to uplift seniors in their communities. We are honored to support their missions and extend our shared goal of helping seniors age with dignity, safety, and independence."
Meet the 2025 Grant Recipients
List of Beneficiaries
Below is a list of the 16 organizations awarded grants this year, showcasing their incredible contributions to senior care:
- Brethren Hillcrest Homes – Nominated by Andrew Dilwicius. Provides skilled nursing care and holistic support to seniors who cannot afford it, upholding dignity and compassion.
- Church Health Services, Inc. – Nominated by Matthew Thompson. Offers dental, mental health, and medical care for underserved and uninsured individuals, impacting thousands annually.
- Elder Services of Berkshire County, Inc. – Nominated by Richard Messer. Operates the Meals on Wheels program, ensuring older adults receive nutritious meals and essential support.
- Health Care Providers Council of Pierce County – Nominated by Kelly Chambers. Supports seniors and caregivers through education and professional development in senior care.
- Hood County Committee on Aging – Nominated by Kase Spears. Delivers meals, transportation, and social programs for homebound seniors, combating isolation and hunger.
- Parker County Committee on Aging Inc. – Nominated by Kase Spears. Provides meals, community activities, and support services to vulnerable seniors and veterans.
- Pennsylvania Foundation for Homecare and Hospice – Nominated by Susan Heinle. Offers financial assistance for in-home care and hospice services to enhance accessibility.
- San Antonio Coalition for Veterans and Families – Nominated by Lee and Letty Inabinet. Assists senior veterans in crisis by providing emergency shelter, food, and personal care.
- St. Vincent's Medical Center Foundation – Nominated by Thomas Dolan. Supports cancer patients, including older adults, with essential assistance and care resources.
- The Art Station – Nominated by Dale Brock. Provides mental health services and therapy for veterans, including those dealing with PTSD.
- The Center at Belvedere – Nominated by Chris Dickey. A renowned senior center promoting healthy aging and lifelong learning through various programs.
- The Silver Tree Project – Nominated by Peg Pickett. Delivers essential items and emotional support to isolated seniors in the community.
- Twilight Wish Foundation – Nominated by Andy Nandy. Grants meaningful wishes to low-income seniors, fostering dignity and connection.
- Visiting Nurses Foundation – Nominated by KeriAnn Council. Supports hospice and home health care through comfort therapy and scholarships.
- Whittier Meals on Wheels – Nominated by Andrew Dilwicius. Delivers daily meals to local seniors to help maintain their independence.
- Windy Hill Senior Center – Nominated by Susan Heinle. Offers meals, social programming, and support services to enhance well-being for older adults.
About The Visiting Angels Foundation
The Visiting Angels Foundation is the non-profit arm of Visiting Angels, one of the nation’s largest providers of in-home senior care services. The foundation partners with community-based organizations dedicated to serving seniors most in need, providing necessary resources and funding for their transformative work.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Visiting Angels Foundation?
The Visiting Angels Foundation is the non-profit branch of Visiting Angels, focusing on supporting organizations that serve senior citizens.
How much funding has been awarded in 2025?
For the year 2025, The Visiting Angels Foundation has allocated nearly $70,000 in grants to support various nonprofit organizations.
Who are the recipients of the 2025 grants?
A total of 16 organizations focused on aiding seniors have been awarded grants in 2025, each recognized for their outstanding community service.
What types of programs do the grants support?
The grants support a range of programs designed to improve the lives of seniors, including health services, meal delivery, and community activities.
How can someone learn more about the foundation?
More information about The Visiting Angels Foundation, including details on past grant recipients and the nomination process, can be found on their official website.
