Funding

Although we are part of Temple University, the Intergenerational Center is 95% grant–funded and functions largely as a non profit. The Center's funding portfolio is reflected in the pie chart below. Please continue reading to see a comprehensive list of our funders.

The Center has received generous support from the following organizations:

Alliance for Children Youth and Families Lenfest Foundation
American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) Lomax Foundation
Arizona Community Foundation MetLife Foundation
Ashoka National Council on Aging
Atlantic Philanthropies New York Life Foundation
Barra Foundation, Inc Office of Refugee Resettlement
Helen Andrus Benedict Foundation William Penn Foundation
Claneil Foundation Pennsylvania Department of Community & Economic Development
Civic Ventures Pennsylvania Department of Education
Corporation for National and Community Service Pew Charitable Trusts
Council on Adult and Experiential Learning Philadelphia Corporation for Aging
Delaware Valley Innovation Network Philadelphia Department of Human Services
Deerbrook Charitable Trust Philadelphia Foundation
Fels Foundation Philadelphia School District
First Book Public/Private Ventures
Generations United Robert Wood Johnson
Greentree Foundation Southeast Asia Resource Action Center
Humana Foundtation James E. Thorpe Foundation
Warren Kantor
 United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania
W.K. Kellogg Foundation Verizon Foundation
Patricia Kind Family Foundation  

 












 

 
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