FUNDS TO SUPPORT

These philanthropic opportunities are organized in order of priority, determined by the demonstrated need, and assist us in fulfilling our mission and vision.

Mission-Supporting Gifts
This fund provides your community with flexibility to carry out important programs and services, improve the well-being of residents, support new and innovative initiatives, tackle unforeseen challenges, or address other pressing needs. When donors give without restrictions, it opens up endless possibilities!

Resident Assistance
This fund helps residents who have been good financial stewards yet have outlived their resources and can no longer fully afford the services or care they need. Resident Assistance helps cover the cost of fees/housing, meals, health insurance premiums, medical care, and other necessities. 

Health and Well-being Across the Continuum
(formerly known as Resident Enrichment)
This fund helps residents stay engaged, active, and thriving. Offerings may include specialized exercise classes; stimulating social, cultural, art, and performance activities; lifelong learning educational classes; a comprehensive library; spiritual care; recreational, music, and art therapy; and much more.

Community Enhancement Fund 
This fund is used to acquire items for indoor and outdoor spaces to positively affect residents’ health and well-being. It can also assist with prioritized capital projects and improvements.

Team Member Assistance Fund
(formerly known as Caring Community Employee Hardship Fund) 
This fund offers confidential, one-time financial assistance to team members facing unexpected hardship due to an emergency or catastrophic event such as a medical emergency, fire, car accident, or unexpected funeral expenses for a loved one.

Affordable Housing and Supportive Services

This fund provides more than affordable housing; it builds communities where residents/villagers can thrive, reduce isolation, and enhance stability. Supportive services bring peace of mind, and gifts help fund essentials like nutrition, programs, transportation, and capital needs.