About Mid Florida Area Agency on Aging
The Mid Florida Area Agency on Aging directs almost all of its grantmaking to county-level senior services and eldercare providers across North and Central Florida, funding recurring, large-scale operational support for local aging service agencies. It also supports legal services that help low-income seniors and a small number of complementary youth or community programs, but the portfolio is overwhelmingly focused on sustaining direct services for older adults. The foundation favors established regional partners and county agencies rather than one-off projects or national charities.
Focus Areas
County-based senior centers and in-home eldercare providers in North/Central Florida (e.g., Marion, Citrus, Alachua, Columbia, Suwannee)Regional Area Agency on Aging partnerships and system-level funding to coordinate local elder servicesLegal aid and advocacy for low-income seniors (local Community Legal Services/Three Rivers Legal Services)Economic support and anti-poverty programs targeting older adults (community action agencies serving seniors)Support for complementary local social services with limited youth-focused grants that intersect with family caregiving
Who They Fund
About Mid Florida Area Agency on Aging
Mid Florida Area Agency on Aging Inc. directs almost all of its grantmaking to county-level elder services across North and Central Florida, with repeated large awards to a small set of regional providers. The largest recent grant in the data is $6,107,930 to Mid-Florida Community Services Inc in Brooksville for elderly assistance, part of a pattern of multi-year operating support for local aging-service agencies rather than one-time projects. Marion County Senior Services Inc in Ocala also appears repeatedly at multi-million-dollar levels, including a $5,029,486 award in 2025 and a $5,172,026 award in 2024. The foundation’s recent portfolio centers on direct services for older adults, especially frail or homebound seniors who rely on county-based systems for daily support, in-home help, and service coordination. Its grantmaking is heavily concentrated in Florida and is structured around recurring support for established regional partners. Several grantees recur across 2023, 2024, and 2025, showing continuity in funding relationships. The overall portfolio also includes smaller awards for legal aid organizations serving low-income seniors, alongside a limited number of complementary community-service grants linked to elder support.
What Mid Florida Area Agency on Aging Funds
In county-based senior services, the foundation funded Eldercare of Alachua County Inc in Gainesville with $4,752,169 in 2025 for elderly assistance, following earlier awards of $3,598,844 in 2024 and $2,413,120 in 2023. In another local service area, Suwannee River Economic Council Inc in Live Oak received $3,307,472 in 2025 and $3,613,450 in 2023 for the same purpose, showing continued support for regional elder-service delivery. The portfolio also includes legal aid for older adults. Community Legal Services of Mid FL in Daytona Beach received $264,920 in 2024 and $161,839 in 2025, while Three Rivers Legal Services in Gainesville received $165,672 in 2023 and $135,653 in 2024. Those grants sit alongside support for elder-focused community action agencies and county senior-service providers that help with day-to-day needs.
How Mid Florida Area Agency on Aging Gives
Typical grant size is large: p25 is $163,756, the median is $2,073,556, and p75 is $3,606,147. The recent grant list shows repeated awards to the same organizations across multiple years, especially county senior-service agencies and legal aid providers, which points to ongoing operating support rather than isolated project grants. The funder does not fund individuals and does not make program-related investments. The portfolio is local in scope and appears to rely on established regional service partners.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$23.1M
Total Assets
$13M
Total Revenue
$36.7M
Total Expenses
$35.8M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $164K and $3.6M, with a median of $2.1M.
25th Percentile
$164K
Median
$2.1M
75th Percentile
$3.6M
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
KATINA MUSTIPHER
Accepts unsolicited proposals
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