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    Association for Growth and Education

    ActivoHuman Services
    Berkeley, CASitio web4156769880

    About Association for Growth and Education

    AGE empowers growth and repurposing for midlife and beyond by funding programs that support lifelong learning, midlife transitions, intergenerational connection, and efforts to overcome ageism.

    Focus Areas

    educationlifelong learningmidlife support and transitionintergenerational programsscholarshipsaging / longevity

    Who They Fund

    activists/fellow residentsolder adults/encore professionalscivic leaders and volunteersadult learners/retreat participantsresearchers and policymakers focused on aging

    Funding Style

    program/project support

    About Association for Growth and Education

    Association for Growth and Education’s most visible recent support went to Mea Pescadero LLC for the Activist in Residence program, a $425,000 grant in 2024 after a $101,000 grant in 2023. That pattern points to a funder that backs sustained programming rather than isolated awards. Across its recent grants, the foundation supports education and personal growth tied to lifelong learning, midlife transitions, intergenerational connection, and efforts to overcome ageism. The foundation also funded Civic Ventures DBA CoGenerateorg and Encoreorg, both tied to work on later-life roles, civic participation, and intergenerational engagement. It gave repeated support to Esalen Institute and Stanford Center for Longevity, showing interest in both personal development and research-informed work on aging. The grant list includes support for scholarship access at Modern Elder Academy as well, which fits AGE’s stated emphasis on widening access to long-life learning. With annual grants of $716,000 and total assets of $234,768 on the latest filing, the foundation’s giving is focused, mission-specific, and centered on organizations serving adults moving through midlife and beyond.

    What Association for Growth and Education Funds

    A clear thread in the grant list is support for long-life learning and midlife transition programming. In 2024, Association for Growth and Education gave $50,000 to Civic Ventures DBA CoGenerateorg in support of Civic Ventures, reflecting its interest in intergenerational connection and civic participation. The foundation also made repeated grants to Esalen Institute, including $25,000 in both 2023 and 2024, tying its giving to personal growth and educational programming. Another area is aging and longevity work. The foundation awarded $20,000 in 2023 and another $20,000 in 2024 to Stanford Center for Longevity in support of Stanford Center for Longevity. Scholarship access is another recurring theme: AGE funds scholarships for Modern Elder Academy to reduce barriers to participation and support a diverse MEA community. These grants align with the foundation’s focus on education, midlife support, and anti-ageism.

    How Association for Growth and Education Gives

    Association for Growth and Education’s typical grant size sits at a $23,750 p25, $37,500 median, and $62,750 p75. The recent list shows both one-time and repeated support: several grantees appear in consecutive years, including Mea Pescadero LLC, Esalen Institute, and Stanford Center for Longevity. That suggests a pattern of renewing support for organizations already aligned with the foundation’s mission. It is a regular funder rather than a donor-advised fund, and the latest filing shows the foundation making grants out of a relatively modest asset base compared with annual grant dollars.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $716K

    Total Assets

    $235K

    Total Revenue

    $761K

    Total Expenses

    $650K

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $24K and $63K, with a median of $38K.

    25th Percentile

    $24K

    Median

    $38K

    75th Percentile

    $63K

    Geographic Reach

    Regional2 states funded

    About 75% of grants go to recipients in CA.

    Intensidad de financiamiento
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    Leadership

    Anne Conley

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    EIN: 82-3338973
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    fellowships/residencies
    support for organizations/research centers
    partnership/collaborative funding

    Topics

    activist residency programscivic engagement and leadershipencore/second-career & intergenerational engagementhuman potential/personal development (Esalen)longevity/aging research

    Where Association for Growth and Education Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is concentrated in California, which accounts for 75% of grants in the HQ state and is also the top state by grant count. Recent California recipients include Encoreorg in San Francisco, Civic Ventures DBA CoGenerateorg in San Francisco, Esalen Institute in Big Sur, and Stanford Center for Longevity in Stanford. The list also includes a recipient in Livingston, New Jersey: Mea Pescadero LLC. All recent grants in the file went to U.S. recipients.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Association for Growth and Education

    What kinds of organizations does Association for Growth and Education fund?

    It funds organizations offering personal growth and educational programming tied to long-life learning, midlife transitions, intergenerational connections, and overcoming ageism. The active programs also mention scholarships, program delivery, and support for organizations, research centers, and collaborative efforts.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The foundation’s grant-size distribution is $23,750 at the 25th percentile, $37,500 at the median, and $62,750 at the 75th percentile. Recent grants also show larger awards, including $425,000 and $101,000 to the same grantee over two years.

    Does the foundation give repeat grants?

    Yes. The recent grant list includes repeated support to Mea Pescadero LLC in 2023 and 2024, Esalen Institute in 2023 and 2024, and Stanford Center for Longevity in 2023 and 2024. That indicates ongoing relationships with some grantees.

    Is the grantmaking mainly local or broader than Berkeley?

    It is regional, with a strong California concentration. California accounts for 75% of grants in the HQ state, and the recent list includes several California recipients such as San Francisco, Big Sur, and Stanford, along with one New Jersey recipient.

    Can organizations apply unsolicited?

    For the listed active programs, most say unsolicited applications are false. One exception is Generations Over Dinner, which lists unsolicited as true and is described as a decentralized initiative supporting multigenerational dinner conversations.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2024

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2024.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    MEA PESCADERO LLCLivingston, NJ$425,0002024IN SUPPORT OF MEA PESCADERO (Activist in Residence program)
    Civic Ventures DBA CoGenerateorgSan Francisco, CA$50,0002024IN SUPPORT OF CIVIC VENTURES
    ESALEN INSTITUTEBIG SUR, CA$25,0002024IN SUPPORT OF ESALEN INSTITUTE
    STANFORD CENTER FOR LONGEVITYStanford, CA$20,0002024IN SUPPORT OF STANFORD CENTER FOR LONGEVITY
    MEA PESCADERO LLCLivingston, NJ$101,0002023IN SUPPORT OF MEA PESCADERO (Activist in Residence program)
    ENCOREORGSAN FRANCISCO, CA$50,0002023IN SUPPORT OF ENCORE.ORG
    ESALEN INSTITUTEBIG SUR, CA$25,0002023IN SUPPORT OF ESALEN INSTITUTE
    STANFORD CENTER FOR LONGEVITYStanford, CA$20,0002023IN SUPPORT OF STANFORD CENTER FOR LONGEVITY

    MEA PESCADERO LLC

    $425,000
    Livingston, NJ2024

    IN SUPPORT OF MEA PESCADERO (Activist in Residence program)

    Civic Ventures DBA CoGenerateorg

    $50,000
    San Francisco, CA2024

    IN SUPPORT OF CIVIC VENTURES

    ESALEN INSTITUTE

    $25,000
    BIG SUR, CA2024

    IN SUPPORT OF ESALEN INSTITUTE

    STANFORD CENTER FOR LONGEVITY

    $20,000
    Stanford, CA2024

    IN SUPPORT OF STANFORD CENTER FOR LONGEVITY

    MEA PESCADERO LLC

    $101,000
    Livingston, NJ2023

    IN SUPPORT OF MEA PESCADERO (Activist in Residence program)

    ENCOREORG

    $50,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2023

    IN SUPPORT OF ENCORE.ORG

    ESALEN INSTITUTE

    $25,000
    BIG SUR, CA2023

    IN SUPPORT OF ESALEN INSTITUTE

    STANFORD CENTER FOR LONGEVITY

    $20,000
    Stanford, CA2023

    IN SUPPORT OF STANFORD CENTER FOR LONGEVITY