The Foundation is excited to welcome these twelve organizations into the broader SRF network and looks forward to learning from them, connecting them with peers, and exploring opportunities for future collaboration:

Cambodian Association of Greater Philadelphia – Supports Cambodian and Lao older adults through culturally responsive programming that promotes health, wellness, social connection, and access to nature, while helping refugee elders overcome language and cultural barriers.

Curio Theatre Company – Through its Seniorosity program, uses theater, storytelling, and creative expression to reduce social isolation and foster connection among older adults in West Philadelphia.

Food Connect – Expands access to nutritious food for homebound older adults through innovative food recovery and delivery programs that reduce food waste while addressing food insecurity.

Germantown Avenue Crisis Ministry – Connects Northwest Philadelphia residents to housing assistance, food support, counseling, and other resources that promote stability and self-sufficiency during times of crisis.

Karen Community Association of Philadelphia – Provides culturally and linguistically appropriate services to Karen refugee elders from Myanmar through its Thriving Elders Program, supporting health, wellness, social connection, and community engagement.

Korean Community Development Services Center – Helps low-income older adults age in place with dignity by providing benefits access, housing assistance, advocacy, translation services, and other critical supports for immigrant communities.

Liberty Lutheran – Operates the West Philadelphia Senior Community Center, offering programs and services that help older adults remain active, engaged, and connected within their communities.

Perfect Pair – Reduces social isolation through an innovative intergenerational program that matches older adults with college students to build meaningful friendships and lasting connections.

Philadelphia Senior Center II – Provides a wide range of educational, recreational, health, and social service programs that support independence and quality of life for older adults at its Avenue of the Arts location.

SavannahCare Simple Senior Solutions – Helps older adults navigate complex systems such as Medicaid, waiver programs, and housing services through personalized, hands-on support designed to promote independence and access to care.

Tango Therapy Project – Uses adapted Argentine tango classes to improve mobility, social connection, and quality of life for older adults, people living with Parkinson’s disease, and their care partners.

Whosoever Gospel Mission – Provides housing, support services, and pathways to stability for men experiencing homelessness, helping participants address health, financial, educational, and social challenges while building a foundation for long-term independence and well-being.

These organizations expand the Foundation’s reach into new communities and bring additional perspectives, expertise, and innovative approaches to supporting older adults throughout Philadelphia.