To connect older people and their families with resources to meet the opportunities and challenges of aging.
Central Arkansas Area Agency on Aging Inc channels large, contract-based grants to a network of Arkansas aging-service providers. In the latest grants, Faulkner County Council on Aging received $846,324 in 2025, while Central Ar Development Council received $795,966 that same year, showing a funding model built around partner-managed service delivery rather than small discretionary awards. The agency’s giving supports older adults and their families through aging services, homebound senior support, nutrition and Meals on Wheels, home care, caregiver support, senior wellness and fitness, Medicare counseling, legal referrals and advocacy, ombudsman services, and transportation. The pattern is consistent across multiple years and across local service organizations in Conway, Benton, Lonoke, Jacksonville, Little Rock, and Helena. Several recipients appear repeatedly, including Lonoke County Council on Aging, Jacksonville Senior Center Inc, and Alzheimer’s Ar Programs and Service. Grants are structured as subrecipient contracts, indicating restricted funding tied to service delivery. With annual grants of $9,083,844 and total assets of $16,709,906, the organization operates at a scale that supports a broad aging-services system across central Arkansas.
Aging services are the core of this funder’s work. Lonoke County Council on Aging received $647,917 in 2024 and $579,546 in 2025, reflecting support for local senior-service operations. Jacksonville Senior Center Inc also received recurring support of $425,401 in 2023, $501,045 in 2024, and $499,818 in 2025. The agency also funds dementia-related services. Alzheimer’s Ar Programs and Service received $222,935 in 2023, $177,256 in 2024, and $213,536 in 2025, showing repeated support for that provider in Little Rock. Legal and advocacy services are another visible area. Centers for Arkansas Legal Services received $39,323 in 2023, $41,606 in 2024, and $40,950 in 2025. The grant titles are subrecipient contracts, so these awards function as service contracts tied to delivery of aging-related support.
Typical grant size is large: the 25th percentile is $143,636, the median is $389,678, and the 75th percentile is $705,786. The recent record shows recurring awards to the same local providers across 2023, 2024, and 2025, which points to multi-year contract funding rather than one-time project grants. The philosophy tags also indicate subrecipient contracts, contract-based project funding, and project-specific support. Grants appear to be directed through partner organizations that deliver services on the agency’s behalf.
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Most grants fall between $144K and $706K, with a median of $390K.
25th Percentile
$144K
Median
$390K
75th Percentile
$706K
About 100% of grants go to recipients in AR.
REBECCA CUMMINGS
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Grantmaking is entirely in Arkansas: 100% of grants went to recipients in the HQ state, and the top giving state by count is AR. The most visible recipient cities are Conway, Benton, Lonoke, Jacksonville, Little Rock, and Helena. Conway and Benton each anchor multi-year subrecipient contracts, while Little Rock appears repeatedly through service providers tied to Alzheimer’s support and legal services. No non-US recipient countries appear in the recent grant data.
Its stated focus areas include aging services, homebound senior support, nutrition and Meals on Wheels, home care, caregiver support, senior wellness and fitness, Medicare counseling, legal referrals and advocacy, ombudsman services, and transportation. The recent grants are structured as subrecipient contracts tied to those service functions.
The recent record shows recurring support to the same local providers across multiple years. For example, one recipient appears in 2023, 2024, and 2025, and several other providers also receive awards in more than one year. That pattern fits ongoing service contracts.
The grant-size distribution is relatively large for a service intermediary: the 25th percentile is $143,636, the median is $389,678, and the 75th percentile is $705,786. Recent awards include several seven-figure-range totals spread across multi-year contracts and annual service payments.
No. All 22 recent grants in the data went to recipients in the United States, and 100% were awarded to recipients in AR. The recipient cities shown are all in Arkansas.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FAULKNER COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING | CONWAY, AR | $846,324 | 2025 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
| CENTRAL AR DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL | BENTON, AR | $795,966 | 2025 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
| LONOKE COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING | LONOKE, AR | $579,546 | 2025 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
| JACKSONVILLE SENIOR CENTER INC | JACKSONVILLE, AR | $499,818 | 2025 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
| ALZHEIMER'S AR PROGRAMS AND SERVICE | LITTLE ROCK, AR | $213,536 | 2025 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
| MID-DELTA COMMUNITY SERVICES | HELENA, AR | $152,847 | 2025 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
| CENTERS FOR ARKANSAS LEGAL SERVICES | LITTLE ROCK, AR | $40,950 | 2025 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
| FAULKNER COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING | CONWAY, AR | $819,720 | 2024 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
| CENTRAL AR DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL | BENTON, AR | $791,859 | 2024 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
| LONOKE COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING | LONOKE, AR | $647,917 | 2024 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
| JACKSONVILLE SENIOR CENTER INC | JACKSONVILLE, AR | $501,045 | 2024 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
| ALZHEIMER'S AR PROGRAMS AND SERVICE | LITTLE ROCK, AR | $177,256 | 2024 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
| MID-DELTA COMMUNITY SERVICES | HELENA, AR | $140,565 | 2024 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
| CENTERS FOR ARKANSAS LEGAL SERVICES | LITTLE ROCK, AR | $41,606 | 2024 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
| FAULKNER COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING | CONWAY, AR | $818,668 | 2023 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
| CENTRAL AR DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL | BENTON, AR | $725,076 | 2023 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
| JACKSONVILLE SENIOR CENTER INC | JACKSONVILLE, AR | $425,401 | 2023 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
| LONOKE COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING | LONOKE, AR | $353,955 | 2023 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
| ALZHEIMER'S AR PROGRAMS AND SERVICE | LITTLE ROCK, AR | $222,935 | 2023 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
| MID-DELTA COMMUNITY SERVICES | HELENA, AR | $131,336 | 2023 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
| LONOKE COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING - PRAIRIE COUNTY | LONOKE, AR | $118,195 | 2023 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
| CENTERS FOR ARKANSAS LEGAL SERVICES | LITTLE ROCK, AR | $39,323 | 2023 | SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS |
FAULKNER COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING
$846,324SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS
CENTRAL AR DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
$795,966SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS
LONOKE COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING
$579,546SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS
JACKSONVILLE SENIOR CENTER INC
$499,818SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS
ALZHEIMER'S AR PROGRAMS AND SERVICE
$213,536SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS
MID-DELTA COMMUNITY SERVICES
$152,847SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS
CENTERS FOR ARKANSAS LEGAL SERVICES
$40,950SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS
FAULKNER COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING
$819,720SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS
CENTRAL AR DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
$791,859SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS
LONOKE COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING
$647,917SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS
JACKSONVILLE SENIOR CENTER INC
$501,045SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS
ALZHEIMER'S AR PROGRAMS AND SERVICE
$177,256SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS
MID-DELTA COMMUNITY SERVICES
$140,565SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS
CENTERS FOR ARKANSAS LEGAL SERVICES
$41,606SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS
FAULKNER COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING
$818,668SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS
CENTRAL AR DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
$725,076SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS
JACKSONVILLE SENIOR CENTER INC
$425,401SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS
LONOKE COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING
$353,955SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS
ALZHEIMER'S AR PROGRAMS AND SERVICE
$222,935SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS
MID-DELTA COMMUNITY SERVICES
$131,336SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS
LONOKE COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING - PRAIRIE COUNTY
$118,195SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS
CENTERS FOR ARKANSAS LEGAL SERVICES
$39,323SUBRECIPIENT CONTRACTS