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    Area Agency on Aging for

    ActiveHuman Services
    FORT MYERS, FLWebsite2396526900EIN: 59-1854441

    About Area Agency on Aging for

    Area Agency on Aging for Southwest Florida connects older adults and adults with disabilities to resources and assistance for living safely with independence and dignity. AAASWFL empowers older adults and adults with disabilities to create their own path to positive aging.

    Focus Areas

    Aging servicesCaregiver supportHome and community-based careNutrition and meal programsMedicare counseling (SHINE)Elder abuse prevention & educationLong-term care coordinationDisaster recovery and crisis assistanceVolunteer recruitment and training

    Who They Fund

    individuals and families receiving case managementhomebound or homecare recipientsclients needing legal aid / legal assistance

    About Area Agency on Aging for

    Area Agency on Aging For channels most of its funding through case management and community-based elder services in Southwest Florida, with large provider contracts that support older adults who want to remain at home and connected to local services. The grant list is dominated by repeat awards to service providers, especially Senior Friendship Centers Inc. in Sarasota and Collier County Board of Commissioners in Naples, alongside county and nonprofit partners that deliver care coordination, in-home support, and related assistance. A smaller set of awards also reaches legal aid, training, and senior-center programming, showing that the foundation’s role is broader than direct care alone. The pattern is closely tied to its administrative work as a regional agency: it contracts with lead agencies, allocates federal and state eldercare funds, and supports service delivery across the counties it serves. Recent grants also include Hope Hospice & Community Services in Fort Myers and Charlotte County partners in Port Charlotte and Punta Gorda, reinforcing a local network built around aging services and home-based care.

    What Area Agency on Aging for Funds

    The strongest theme in the recent grants is case management for older adults. Senior Friendship Centers Inc. received multiple large awards for CASE MGNT SERVICES, and Collier County Board of Commissioners was funded for the same purpose in Naples. Home-based support is another clear line of giving: Hope Hospice & Community Services in Fort Myers received funding for CASE MGNT SERVICES, while Hope of SW FL Inc-glades was supported for IN HOME SERVICES. The foundation also backs legal assistance tied to older adults’ needs. Florida Rural Legal Service in Fort Myers received two awards for LEGAL SERVICES, and Legal Aid Service of Collier in Naples received support for LEGAL AID ASSISTANCE. Training and education appear as a smaller but explicit category through a grant to Brain Bus in Clearwater.

    How Area Agency on Aging for Gives

    Grant sizes are highly uneven. The distribution runs from a p25 of $117,333 to a median of $1,973,262 and a p75 of $2,977,373, which reflects a portfolio shaped by large provider contracts with some smaller supplemental awards. The recent list also shows repeat funding relationships: several grantees appear more than once across 2024 and 2025, including Senior Friendship Centers Inc., Collier County Board of Commissioners, Hope Hospice & Community Services, Charlotte County Board of Commissioners, Florida Rural Legal Service, and Bakers Senior Center Naples. The foundation is not a private operating or family foundation in the usual sense; it functions as a regional administrator and contract manager for elder services. Unsolicited applications are not used for most active programs, though some request-for-proposals processes are listed.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $48M

    Total Assets

    $13.2M

    Total Revenue

    $32M

    Total Expenses

    $32.2M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $117K and $3M, with a median of $2M.

    25th Percentile

    $117K

    Median

    $2M

    75th Percentile

    $3M

    Geographic Reach

    Local1 state funded

    About 100% of grants go to recipients in FL.

    Funding intensity
    Low
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    Leadership

    WENDY BOAZ-HAYES

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    Funding Style

    direct service / service deliveryclient-facing supportlegal aid supporttraining and capacity-building for frontline staff

    Topics

    case management servicesin-home services / home-based carelegal services / legal aid assistancetraining and education for service providers

    Where Area Agency on Aging for Makes Grants

    Giving is entirely local and entirely in Florida: 100% of grants go to recipients in the HQ state. The largest concentration lands in Sarasota, Naples, Fort Myers, and Port Charlotte, with additional awards in Punta Gorda, Clearwater, and Brooklyn. Recent recipient cities include Sarasota for Senior Friendship Centers Inc., Naples for Collier County and senior-center grantees, and Fort Myers for Hope Hospice & Community Services and Florida Rural Legal Service. The active program footprint also reaches Charlotte, Collier, DeSoto, Glades, Hendry, and Lee counties, with Sarasota included in several state and federal program areas.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Area Agency on Aging for

    What kinds of services does Area Agency on Aging For support most often?

    The recent grants are centered on case management services for older adults, with repeated awards to providers in Sarasota, Naples, Fort Myers, and Port Charlotte. The active program list also shows support for in-home care, nutrition and meals, caregiver support, elder abuse prevention, and disaster recovery or crisis assistance.

    Does Area Agency on Aging For use open applications for its main programs?

    Most active programs do not accept unsolicited applications. The portfolio is organized around state and federal contracts, lead-agency arrangements, and regional administration. A few request-for-proposals entries are listed for Hendry and Glades Counties, which indicates competitive procurement rather than open-ended grant requests.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The grant-size profile is large: the p25 is $117,333, the median is $1,973,262, and the p75 is $2,977,373. That spread matches a funder that mainly makes provider contracts and program allocations rather than many small project grants.

    Which Florida communities receive this funder’s grants most often?

    Recent awards cluster in Sarasota, Naples, Fort Myers, Port Charlotte, and Punta Gorda. The active program geography also names Charlotte, Collier, DeSoto, Glades, Hendry, Lee, and Sarasota counties as part of the service area.

    What kinds of non-service grants appear in the recent list?

    A smaller portion of the recent grants support legal aid and training. Florida Rural Legal Service in Fort Myers received awards for LEGAL SERVICES, Legal Aid Service of Collier in Naples received LEGAL AID ASSISTANCE, and Brain Bus in Clearwater received funding for TRAINING/EDUCATION.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    SENIOR FRIENDSHIP CENTERS INCSARASOTA, FL$14,428,3132025CASE MGNT SERVICES
    SENIOR FRIENDSHIP CENTERS INCSARASOTA, FL$12,437,9392025CASE MGNT SERVICES
    MAINSBROOKLYN, MN$3,419,4882025—
    COLLIER COUNTY BOARD OF CONAPLES, FL$3,354,5082025CASE MGNT SERVICES
    COLLIER COUNTY BOARD OF CONAPLES, FL$3,245,0412025CASE MGNT SERVICES
    HOPE HOSPICE & COMMUNITY SRVFORT MYERS, FL$3,141,2822025CASE MGNT SERVICES
    HOPE HOSPICE & COMMUNITY SRVFORT MYERS, FL$2,605,0572025CASE MGNT SERVICES
    CHARLOTTE COUNTY BOARD OF COPORT CHARLOTTE, FL$2,521,0482025CASE MANAGEMENT SVCS
    CHARLOTTE COUNTY BOARD OF COPORT CHARLOTTE, FL$2,270,0492025CASE MANAGEMENT SVCS
    BRAIN BUSCLEARWATER, FL$238,3572025TRAINING/EDUCATION
    BAKERS SENIOR CENTER NAPLESNAPLES, FL$118,1892025—
    FLORIDA RURAL LEGAL SERVICEFORT MYERS, FL$114,7642025LEGAL SERVICES
    BAKERS SENIOR CENTER NAPLESNAPLES, FL$82,4712025—
    LEGAL AID SERVICE OF COLLIERNAPLES, FL$10,4342025LEGAL AID ASSISTANCE
    SENIOR FRIENDSHIP CENTERS INCSARASOTA, FL$11,066,3652024CASE MGNT SERVICES
    COLLIER COUNTY SERVICES FOR SRSNAPLES, FL$2,888,1502024CASE MGNT SERVICES
    CHARLOTTE COUNTY HUMAN SERVICESPUNTA GORDA, FL$1,676,4752024CASE MGNT SERVICES
    HOPE OF SW FL INC-GLADESFORT MYERS, FL$1,300,7832024IN HOME SERVICES
    FLORIDA RURAL LEGAL SERVICEFORT MYERS, FL$93,3562024LEGAL SERVICES
    JEWISH FAMILY NAPLESNAPLES, FL$20,6942024IN HOME SERVICES

    SENIOR FRIENDSHIP CENTERS INC

    $14,428,313
    SARASOTA, FL2025

    CASE MGNT SERVICES

    SENIOR FRIENDSHIP CENTERS INC

    $12,437,939
    SARASOTA, FL2025

    CASE MGNT SERVICES

    MAINS

    $3,419,488
    BROOKLYN, MN2025

    COLLIER COUNTY BOARD OF CO

    $3,354,508
    NAPLES, FL2025

    CASE MGNT SERVICES

    COLLIER COUNTY BOARD OF CO

    $3,245,041
    NAPLES, FL2025

    CASE MGNT SERVICES

    HOPE HOSPICE & COMMUNITY SRV

    $3,141,282
    FORT MYERS, FL2025

    CASE MGNT SERVICES

    HOPE HOSPICE & COMMUNITY SRV

    $2,605,057
    FORT MYERS, FL2025

    CASE MGNT SERVICES

    CHARLOTTE COUNTY BOARD OF CO

    $2,521,048
    PORT CHARLOTTE, FL2025

    CASE MANAGEMENT SVCS

    CHARLOTTE COUNTY BOARD OF CO

    $2,270,049
    PORT CHARLOTTE, FL2025

    CASE MANAGEMENT SVCS

    BRAIN BUS

    $238,357
    CLEARWATER, FL2025

    TRAINING/EDUCATION

    BAKERS SENIOR CENTER NAPLES

    $118,189
    NAPLES, FL2025

    FLORIDA RURAL LEGAL SERVICE

    $114,764
    FORT MYERS, FL2025

    LEGAL SERVICES

    BAKERS SENIOR CENTER NAPLES

    $82,471
    NAPLES, FL2025

    LEGAL AID SERVICE OF COLLIER

    $10,434
    NAPLES, FL2025

    LEGAL AID ASSISTANCE

    SENIOR FRIENDSHIP CENTERS INC

    $11,066,365
    SARASOTA, FL2024

    CASE MGNT SERVICES

    COLLIER COUNTY SERVICES FOR SRS

    $2,888,150
    NAPLES, FL2024

    CASE MGNT SERVICES

    CHARLOTTE COUNTY HUMAN SERVICES

    $1,676,475
    PUNTA GORDA, FL2024

    CASE MGNT SERVICES

    HOPE OF SW FL INC-GLADES

    $1,300,783
    FORT MYERS, FL2024

    IN HOME SERVICES

    FLORIDA RURAL LEGAL SERVICE

    $93,356
    FORT MYERS, FL2024

    LEGAL SERVICES

    JEWISH FAMILY NAPLES

    $20,694
    NAPLES, FL2024

    IN HOME SERVICES