About Areawide Aging Agency
Areawide Aging Agency is dedicated to advancing the dignity and independence of older adults in our community.
Focus Areas
Aging servicesNutrition / MealsTransportationHealth promotionLegal assistanceIn-home care / Homemaker servicesLow vision supportInformation & referral
Who They Fund
older adults / seniorsfamily and informal caregivershomebound or mobility-limited seniors
Funding Style
direct service delivery
About Areawide Aging Agency
Areawide Aging Agency’s recent grantmaking is organized around direct services for older adults, especially meals, transportation, legal help, and other community-based supports. Its largest recent awards went to Ok County Senior Nutritionsodexo for senior services, including $2,269,017 in 2025, and to Aging Services Inc in Norman, which received $1,432,264 in 2025. Those grants sit alongside funding for senior transportation, caregiver support, low-vision assistance, and senior home repair, showing a portfolio built around day-to-day independence rather than project-only support. The foundation works through service-provider grants and service contracts tied to Older Americans Act Title III priorities, including congregate and home-delivered meals, nutritional counseling and education, homemaker services, health promotions, legal assistance and education, and supportive services for low vision. Its grantmaking also reaches organizations serving homebound or mobility-limited seniors. Recent examples include continued support for Logan County Aging Services in Guthrie across multiple years and repeated awards to Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma for senior legal services. Leadership is listed under Blair Schoeb.
What Areawide Aging Agency Funds
A core area is nutrition for older adults. Areawide Aging Agency funded St Luke's United Methodist Church in Oklahoma City with $100,000 in 2023, $89,905 in 2024, and $89,984 in 2025 for senior meals, and also gave Daily Living Centers Inc in Bethany $62,860 in 2023 for senior meals. Transportation is another recurring priority. Copta-embark in Oklahoma City received $356,945 in 2023, $409,523 in 2024, and $414,096 in 2025 for senior transportation. The foundation also supports legal and health-related services. Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma received $119,403 in 2023, $118,803 in 2024, and $151,527 in 2025 for senior legal services, while the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond received $63,601 in 2023, $70,053 in 2024, and $104,190 in 2025 for senior health promotion.
How Areawide Aging Agency Gives
Typical awards are in the mid-five-figure to low-six-figure range, with a p25 of $27,897, median of $63,601, and p75 of $170,546. The recent record shows repeated support for the same organizations across multiple years, including several annual awards to providers of meals, transportation, legal services, and health promotion. The foundation is a local grantmaker and uses periodic requests for proposals and service contracts for Older Americans Act-related services. One RFP track accepts unsolicited applications; another service-provider contract track does not.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$5.2M
Total Assets
$3M
Total Revenue
$5.9M
Total Expenses
$7M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $28K and $171K, with a median of $64K.
25th Percentile
$28K
Median
$64K
75th Percentile
$171K
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
BLAIR SCHOEB
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