to support the development of a HIPAA-compliant electronic health record system to enable targeted services and interventions for vulnerable older adults, communication with healthcare systems, tracking of clients and referrals, and measurement of impact

to support the development of community and office spaces in an affordable housing community for older adults, as well as upgrades to an existing building to improve security and internet access for residents

to support the development of this organization’s main campus, which will house several agencies, as well as an adolescent outreach and counseling

to support the construction of a Jewish community campus, which will bring several service providers together under one roof, including older adult services, an expanded food bank, and after-school and summer programs for youth

to support the construction of a hub for several Jewish nonprofits providing direct services for the Jewish community

to support the construction of an affordable housing development, including supportive services and intergenerational, educational, and health care programming, for older adults

to support the renovation of the Lester Senior Housing Community, an affordable housing development for older adults

to support the renovation of a commercial space into a center that will offer mental health and career services for youth and young adults ages 12–22

to support the renovation of a center that will provide case management, food, job training, financial literacy, counseling, and other services for the Jewish community

to support the purchase and renovation of a warehouse that will become a federally qualified health center and to expand this model of care to Jewish agencies nationwide

to support the construction of an affordable housing development for adults ages 55 and older, with select units set aside for people with disabilities who have experienced homelessness

to support the renovation of the BAR Center, which will allow this organization to expand comprehensive services for older adults, including daily meals, legal assistance, scam-prevention workshops, and more

to support the construction of The Commons, an affordable housing development, which will serve older adults and adults with disabilities

to support the expansion of a rehabilitation clinic for older adults, which will enable them to continue aging in their community, with maximum quality of life

to support the renovation of affordable housing for older adults in the Jewish community

to support the renovation of an affordable housing community that provides services to help older adults remain independent and stay in their homes

to support the renovation of this organization’s Montrose Road facility with the goal of expanding service delivery to additional older adults and allowing them to remain independent

to support the renovation of a communal space for older adults

to support the expansion of this organization’s facility with the goal of helping more individuals find, secure, and retain jobs

to support the construction of this organization’s new education center and inclusive training café, both of which will expand vocational preparation programs for adults with intellectual disabilities

to support the renovation of an emergency shelter into permanent supportive housing

to support this organization’s technology upgrades with the goal of improving the effectiveness of job-training programs and services

to support this organization’s new hybrid model of work through the purchase of technology and furniture for its new location

to support upgraded technology systems, as well as the creation of a distance learning platform to enhance this organization’s employment and training programs

to support Project Opu Nui, a certified commercial kitchen and food mill that will accelerate the processing and distribution of Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander staple crops for rural community members, especially older adults

to support the purchase of computers, software, and technical assistance for schools, families, and nonprofit organizations working together to advance student well-being

to support the completion of the Kauai Creative Technology Center in the rural community of Waimea, which will serve as Kauai’s first and only digital training and media production center, creating jobs across the film, video, tech, music, and design industries

to support the construction of a day center for older adults, as part of the National Insurance Institute Day Center initiative

to support the renovation of a skilled-nursing residence to integrate two new “housing clusters” that follow the Green House model—a more individualized, home-like living environment

to support the implementation of a donor management software system, which will allow this organization to more efficiently manage donor-advised funds

to support the implementation of a software system for donor management

to support the renovation of the Cognitive and Caregiver Resource Center, which provides programming, education, and support for older adults living with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias

to support Housing Upgrades to Benefit Seniors (HUBS), a program that provides home modifications and repairs, as well as wraparound services for older adult homeowners, enabling them to remain independent

to support the Housing Upgrades to Benefit Seniors (HUBS) project that provides home modifications and wraparound services for older adult households

to support Housing Upgrades to Benefit Seniors (HUBS), a program that provides home modifications and repairs, as well as wraparound services, that older adults need to remain independent

to support the construction of affordable housing for older adults with disabilities that also provides services to allow them to remain independent

to support the renovation of a kitchen, office, and classroom space with the goal of expanding this organization’s culinary and baking apprenticeship programs

to support the renovation of the Kukui Center, which houses several nonprofits that provide housing assistance, mental health services, legal aid, education, and other resources

to support the construction of this organization’s community and housing center, which provides supportive housing, as well as nutrition, drop-in, and health centers for youth and families

to support the renovation of this organization’s Zero Barriers Training and Entrepreneurship Center, which trains and places veterans into jobs in the food service industry

to support this organization in creating a fund to acquire land, develop homes that are permanently affordable, and prevent displacement for Lahaina families affected by the 2023 wildfires

to support the construction of this organization’s new warehouse (the hub), which will implement a “hub and spoke” model for addressing food insecurity

to support this organization’s home repair program, which provides case management for Holocaust survivors with the goal of helping them age in community

to support the Kavod SHEF-IL Aid for Life program, which provides home repairs and case management for Holocaust survivors

to support the acquisition and renovation of a warehouse to package and distribute food and hygiene products for individuals and families

to support the renovation of a vacant public library branch into a community center that will provide behavioral health, education, and legal services

to support the renovation of this organization’s headquarters, which provides education enhancement, career training, health promotion, and leadership development for LGBTQ+ youth

to support a facility for a new residential employment and training program that will help men who have been involved in the justice system achieve economic independence

to support the construction of The Pryde, the first affordable housing complex for LGBTQ older adults in the region

to support the construction of 20 permanent supportive housing units and to increase interim housing availability in the Old Town neighborhood