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DECEMBER 2023

• Making a difference, together: recent grantmaking highlights

• PACE: Enabling older adults to live independently at home and in their communities

• Wishing everyone safe and peaceful holidays

• Check out the Foundation’s latest grants 

The Weinberg Foundation is committed to grantmaking that makes a difference in the lives of people experiencing poverty. In a new video, we highlight recent accomplishments from our work with grantees and partners across the United States and in Israel, in the Foundation’s focus areas of Housing, Health, Jobs, Education, and Community Services.

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Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly centers around the country provide an age-friendly health system for low-income older adults who need the level of care they would get in a nursing home, allowing them to live at home, have their needs met, and enjoy a high quality of life. To date, the national program has more than 300 centers in 32 states serving over 70,000 older adults annually. 

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From all of us at The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, thank you for all you are doing to support and strengthen our community — even as much in our world weighs heavily on our hearts, from the war in the Middle East to the rise in hate here at home. 
 
In these troubling and uncertain times, we are truly grateful for our grantees, our partners, and our shared work, which are bright spots in the bleakest and darkest moments.
 
We continue to pray for peace in Israel, Gaza, and communities around the world. 

Grants span our five focus areas — Housing, Health, Jobs, Education, and Community Services — and serve a range of people, including older adults, women at risk and their children, people with disabilities, and veterans, as well as the Jewish community. Learn more by exploring the Foundation’s interactive grant search tool and digital map.