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    National Council on Aging

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    ARLINGTON, VAWebsite5715273900

    About National Council on Aging

    The National Council on Aging is a nonprofit working to build a just and caring society in which each of us, as we age, lives with dignity, purpose, and security.

    Focus Areas

    Older adultsHealth & wellnessNutrition & exerciseMedicare & benefitsPersonal financeFalls preventionCaregiver supportChronic disease self-management

    Who They Fund

    older adults (including those at risk of falls and with chronic conditions)informal/family caregiverscommunity-based aging service organizations and workforce

    Funding Style

    evidence-based program dissemination

    About National Council on Aging

    National Council on Aging Inc. stands out for funding large, repeated support to community organizations that serve older adults, especially through aging services, benefits access, and health-related programming. Its recent grants show a strong pattern of multi-year support: Pathstone in Rochester, New York received more than $11 million in each of three consecutive years, while The Legacy Link in Oakwood, Georgia also received support across 2023, 2024, and 2025. Other sizable awards went to organizations such as Southwestern Community Action Council Inc-52 and 78 in Huntington, West Virginia and New York City Department for the Aging in New York City. The foundation’s grantmaking aligns with its mission to support dignity, purpose, and security in aging, and its portfolio includes community action agencies, local aging departments, service agencies, and workforce-oriented nonprofits. The pattern suggests a focus on organizations that can deliver services at scale to older adults and caregivers through established community infrastructure.

    What National Council on Aging Funds

    The foundation supports falls prevention, chronic disease self-management, and aging services infrastructure. In falls prevention, it administered ACL-funded grants and also made a 2025 competitive award of $999,000 to Center for Popular Democracy in Brooklyn for support. In aging-services delivery, it gave $2,275,000 in 2025 to Southeast Chicago Chamber of Commerce in Chicago for support, alongside other grants to local service providers. Community-based capacity appears central as well: The Skillsource Group Inc in Vienna, Virginia received $1,428,629 in 2025 for support, reflecting investment in organizations that work with older adults and related service systems. Its grantmaking also includes work tied to health and benefits access through the National Alliance for Hispanic Health in Washington, DC.

    How National Council on Aging Gives

    Typical awards cluster in the tens of thousands to low six figures, with a p25 of $30,000, median of $60,000, and p75 of $90,000. The recent grants list shows a much higher tier as well, with repeated awards above $1 million and several multi-year recipient relationships. That repeat pattern is visible across multiple years for Pathstone, The Legacy Link, Southwestern Community Action Council Inc-52 and 78, New York City Department for the Aging, The Skillsource Group Inc, Ser Jobs for Progress Inc, Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission, and Family Service Agency of San Mateo County. National Council on Aging Inc is a regular funder rather than a DAF, and it does not fund individuals.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $64.7M

    Total Assets

    $23.2M

    Total Revenue

    $97.5M

    Total Expenses

    $98.2M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $30K and $90K, with a median of $60K.

    25th Percentile

    $30K

    Median

    $60K

    75th Percentile

    $90K

    Geographic Reach

    National48 states funded

    About 3% of grants go to recipients in NY.

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    Topics

    falls preventionchronic disease self-managementhealthy agingevidence-based program disseminationworkforce training and capacity buildingcommunity engagementaging in place / independence

    Where National Council on Aging Makes Grants

    Grants are national in reach, and every recent grant listed goes to a U.S. recipient. New York appears most often among recipients, including Rochester, New York City, and Brooklyn, with Rochester alone appearing in the largest repeated awards. Other frequent locations include Oakwood, Georgia; Huntington, West Virginia; Vienna, Virginia; and San Mateo and San Francisco, California. Only 3% of grants go to recipients in Virginia, despite the headquarters being in Arlington, Virginia.

    Frequently Asked Questions About National Council on Aging

    What kinds of organizations does National Council on Aging Inc support?

    It funds community-based aging service organizations, workforce partners, and local agencies serving older adults. Recent grantees include community action councils, city aging departments, service agencies, and health- and benefits-focused nonprofits, showing a mix of direct-service providers and organizations that help build delivery capacity.

    Does National Council on Aging Inc fund outside the United States?

    The recipient country distribution shows 769 grants, all to U.S. recipients. The recent grant list also consists entirely of U.S.-based organizations.

    What is a typical grant size?

    The grant-size distribution centers at $30,000 at the 25th percentile, $60,000 at the median, and $90,000 at the 75th percentile. Recent awards also include a larger tier above $1 million for several recurring partners.

    Does the foundation make repeat grants to the same organizations?

    Yes. Several recipients appear across multiple years, including Pathstone, The Legacy Link, Southwestern Community Action Council Inc-52 and 78, New York City Department for the Aging, The Skillsource Group Inc, Ser Jobs for Progress Inc, Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission, and Family Service Agency of San Mateo County.

    How much of its giving goes to Virginia recipients?

    Only 3% of grants go to recipients in Virginia, even though the headquarters is in Arlington, Virginia. The recipient map is broader, with New York appearing most often by grant count.

    RAMSEY ALWIN

    Accepts unsolicited proposals
    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    PATHSTONEROCHESTER, NY$12,019,7612025SUPPORT
    THE LEGACY LINKOAKWOOD, GA$4,279,1312025SUPPORT
    SOUTHEAST CHICAGO CHAMBER OF COMMERCECHICAGO, IL$2,275,0002025SUPPORT
    NATIONAL ALLIANCE FOR HISPANIC HEALTHWASHINGTON, DC$2,193,8732025SUPPORT
    SOUTHWESTERN COMMUNITY ACTION COUNCIL INC-52 AND 78HUNTINGTON, WV$1,883,6132025SUPPORT
    THE SKILLSOURCE GROUP INCVIENNA, VA$1,428,6292025SUPPORT
    SOUTH CAROLINA ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIPSCOLUMBIA, SC$1,417,6562025SUPPORT
    SER JOBS FOR PROGRESS INCFRESNO, CA$1,368,6952025SUPPORT
    NORTHERN KENTUCKY COMMUNITY ACTION COMMISSIONCOVINGTON, KY$1,336,1022025SUPPORT
    NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT FOR THE AGINGNEW YORK, NY$1,259,5432025SUPPORT
    FAMILY SERVICE AGENCY OF SAN MATEO COUNTYSAN MATEO, CA$1,172,8342025SUPPORT
    WORKFORCE ESSENTIALS INCCLARKSVILLE, TN$1,168,9662025SUPPORT
    CENTER FOR POPULAR DEMOCRACYBROOKLYN, NY$999,0002025SUPPORT
    CRISPUS ATTUCKS ASSOCIATIONYORK, PA$907,5602025SUPPORT
    FELTON INSTITUTESAN FRANCISCO, CA$898,8762025SUPPORT
    THRIVE ALLEN COUNTYIOLA, KS$650,9612025SUPPORT
    MILLCREEK MANORERIE, PA$635,4702025SUPPORT
    RUTGERS THE STATE UNIVERSITYPISCATAWAY, NJ$589,6362025SUPPORT
    WESTMORELAND COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGEYOUNGWOOD, PA$564,5122025SUPPORT
    NATIONAL COALITION OF 100 BLACK WOMEN CENTRAL FLORLANDO, FL$522,8042025SUPPORT
    NATIONAL ASIAN PACIFIC CENTER ON AGINGSEATTLE, WA$507,9002025SUPPORT
    ADVANCING STATESARLINGTON, VA$506,3642025SUPPORT
    ASIAN SERVICES IN ACTIONCLEVELAND, OH$499,6942025SUPPORT
    LUZERNEWYOMING AAAWILKESBARRE, PA$488,8132025SUPPORT
    REGION VIII PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL-56 AND 83PETERSBURG, WV$479,9252025SUPPORT
    BIG SANDY AREA COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM INCPAINTSVILLE, KY$456,8102025SUPPORT
    WNC HEALTH NETWORK INCASHEVILLE, NC$405,4922025SUPPORT
    CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF NORTHERN NEVADARENO, NV$392,2662025SUPPORT
    PENNSYLVANIA PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATIONHARRISBURG, PA$387,2242025SUPPORT
    BOAT PEOPLE SOSFALLS CHURCH, VA$375,0002025SUPPORT
    CHINATOWN SERVICE CENTERLOS ANGELES, CA$375,0002025SUPPORT
    DOLORES HUERTA FOUNDATIONBAKERSFIELD, CA$374,9682025SUPPORT
    SOUTHERN ALABAMA AHECGEORGIANA, AL$371,0222025SUPPORT
    FUND FOR PUBLIC HEALTH IN NYCNEW YORK, NY$369,7132025SUPPORT
    ASPIRA ASSOCIATION INCWASHINGTON, DC$367,1042025SUPPORT
    ONE COMMUNITY HEALTHHOOD RIVER, OR$363,1292025SUPPORT
    IOTA PHI THETA FRATERNITYBALTIMORE, MD$348,5632025SUPPORT
    PROJECT VISION HAWAIIHONOLULU, HI$340,8532025SUPPORT
    EL SOL NEIGHBORHOOD EDUCATIONAL CENTERSAN BERNADINO, CA$330,2312025SUPPORT
    CLEMSON UNIVERSITYCLEMSON, SC$324,8312025SUPPORT
    CATHOLIC FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVICESCLIFTON, NJ$323,5712025SUPPORT
    IMMUNIZE NEVADARENO, NV$323,3102025SUPPORT
    PACIFIC ISLANDER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTONFEDERAL WAY, WA$320,8002025SUPPORT
    APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITYBOONE, NC$298,1572025SUPPORT
    AGE PLUS USCLACKAMAS, OR$294,7842025SUPPORT
    SAN YSIDRO HEALTHSAN DIEGO, CA$236,4652025SUPPORT
    DALLAS COUNTY (TX)DALLAS, TX$221,5002025SUPPORT
    INDIANHEAD COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCYLADYSMITH, WI$193,9162025SUPPORT
    MEXICAN AMERICAN OPPORTUNITY FOUNDATIONMONTEBELLO, CA$190,1642025SUPPORT
    MERCY HEALTHARTESIA, CA$189,0002025SUPPORT

    PATHSTONE

    $12,019,761
    ROCHESTER, NY2025

    SUPPORT

    THE LEGACY LINK

    $4,279,131
    OAKWOOD, GA2025

    SUPPORT

    SOUTHEAST CHICAGO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

    $2,275,000
    CHICAGO, IL2025

    SUPPORT

    NATIONAL ALLIANCE FOR HISPANIC HEALTH

    $2,193,873
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    SUPPORT

    SOUTHWESTERN COMMUNITY ACTION COUNCIL INC-52 AND 78

    $1,883,613
    HUNTINGTON, WV2025

    SUPPORT

    THE SKILLSOURCE GROUP INC

    $1,428,629
    VIENNA, VA2025

    SUPPORT

    SOUTH CAROLINA ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIPS

    $1,417,656
    COLUMBIA, SC2025

    SUPPORT

    SER JOBS FOR PROGRESS INC

    $1,368,695
    FRESNO, CA2025

    SUPPORT

    NORTHERN KENTUCKY COMMUNITY ACTION COMMISSION

    $1,336,102
    COVINGTON, KY2025

    SUPPORT

    NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT FOR THE AGING

    $1,259,543
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    SUPPORT

    FAMILY SERVICE AGENCY OF SAN MATEO COUNTY

    $1,172,834
    SAN MATEO, CA2025

    SUPPORT

    WORKFORCE ESSENTIALS INC

    $1,168,966
    CLARKSVILLE, TN2025

    SUPPORT

    CENTER FOR POPULAR DEMOCRACY

    $999,000
    BROOKLYN, NY2025

    SUPPORT

    CRISPUS ATTUCKS ASSOCIATION

    $907,560
    YORK, PA2025

    SUPPORT

    FELTON INSTITUTE

    $898,876
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    SUPPORT

    THRIVE ALLEN COUNTY

    $650,961
    IOLA, KS2025

    SUPPORT

    MILLCREEK MANOR

    $635,470
    ERIE, PA2025

    SUPPORT

    RUTGERS THE STATE UNIVERSITY

    $589,636
    PISCATAWAY, NJ2025

    SUPPORT

    WESTMORELAND COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE

    $564,512
    YOUNGWOOD, PA2025

    SUPPORT

    NATIONAL COALITION OF 100 BLACK WOMEN CENTRAL FL

    $522,804
    ORLANDO, FL2025

    SUPPORT

    NATIONAL ASIAN PACIFIC CENTER ON AGING

    $507,900
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    SUPPORT

    ADVANCING STATES

    $506,364
    ARLINGTON, VA2025

    SUPPORT

    ASIAN SERVICES IN ACTION

    $499,694
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    SUPPORT

    LUZERNEWYOMING AAA

    $488,813
    WILKESBARRE, PA2025

    SUPPORT

    REGION VIII PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL-56 AND 83

    $479,925
    PETERSBURG, WV2025

    SUPPORT

    BIG SANDY AREA COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM INC

    $456,810
    PAINTSVILLE, KY2025

    SUPPORT

    WNC HEALTH NETWORK INC

    $405,492
    ASHEVILLE, NC2025

    SUPPORT

    CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF NORTHERN NEVADA

    $392,266
    RENO, NV2025

    SUPPORT

    PENNSYLVANIA PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION

    $387,224
    HARRISBURG, PA2025

    SUPPORT

    BOAT PEOPLE SOS

    $375,000
    FALLS CHURCH, VA2025

    SUPPORT

    CHINATOWN SERVICE CENTER

    $375,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    SUPPORT

    DOLORES HUERTA FOUNDATION

    $374,968
    BAKERSFIELD, CA2025

    SUPPORT

    SOUTHERN ALABAMA AHEC

    $371,022
    GEORGIANA, AL2025

    SUPPORT

    FUND FOR PUBLIC HEALTH IN NYC

    $369,713
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    SUPPORT

    ASPIRA ASSOCIATION INC

    $367,104
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    SUPPORT

    ONE COMMUNITY HEALTH

    $363,129
    HOOD RIVER, OR2025

    SUPPORT

    IOTA PHI THETA FRATERNITY

    $348,563
    BALTIMORE, MD2025

    SUPPORT

    PROJECT VISION HAWAII

    $340,853
    HONOLULU, HI2025

    SUPPORT

    EL SOL NEIGHBORHOOD EDUCATIONAL CENTER

    $330,231
    SAN BERNADINO, CA2025

    SUPPORT

    CLEMSON UNIVERSITY

    $324,831
    CLEMSON, SC2025

    SUPPORT

    CATHOLIC FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVICES

    $323,571
    CLIFTON, NJ2025

    SUPPORT

    IMMUNIZE NEVADA

    $323,310
    RENO, NV2025

    SUPPORT

    PACIFIC ISLANDER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON

    $320,800
    FEDERAL WAY, WA2025

    SUPPORT

    APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITY

    $298,157
    BOONE, NC2025

    SUPPORT

    AGE PLUS US

    $294,784
    CLACKAMAS, OR2025

    SUPPORT

    SAN YSIDRO HEALTH

    $236,465
    SAN DIEGO, CA2025

    SUPPORT

    DALLAS COUNTY (TX)

    $221,500
    DALLAS, TX2025

    SUPPORT

    INDIANHEAD COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY

    $193,916
    LADYSMITH, WI2025

    SUPPORT

    MEXICAN AMERICAN OPPORTUNITY FOUNDATION

    $190,164
    MONTEBELLO, CA2025

    SUPPORT

    MERCY HEALTH

    $189,000
    ARTESIA, CA2025

    SUPPORT