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Senior centers

There are 5,479senior centers in the United States. Combined, these senior centersemploy 96,223 people, earn more than $8 billion in revenue each year, and have assets of $9 billion.
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Job trends for Senior centers

Employees per organizationNumber of organizations
0
588
1-10
793
11-25
510
26-100
546
101 to 1,000
224
1,000+
4
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Sizes of senior centers

Revenues per organizationNumber of organizations
< $250k
1,756
$250k to $1M
895
$1M to $5M
590
$5M to $25M
245
$25M to $100M
65
$100M+
8
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Directory of senior centers

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1-20 of 5,479

60 Plus Association

The 60 Plus Association is a non-partisan seniors advocacy group with a free enterprise, less government, less taxes approach to seniors issues. 60 Plus has set ending the federal estate tax and saving Social Security for the young as its top priorities.
Revenue
$7.5m
Assets
$1.1m
Employees
0
EIN
54-1564919
IRS type
501(c)(4)

Senior Resource Association (SRA)

The Senior Resource Association promotes independence and dignity in our community by providing services to older adults and transportation to all.
Revenue
$15.3m
Assets
$7.4m
Employees
181
EIN
59-1539957
IRS type
501(c)(3)

National Council on the Aging (NCOA)

To improve the lives of older Americans, NCOA is a national voice for older adults-especially those who are vulnerable and disadvantaged and the community organizations that serve them.
Revenue
$97.5m
Assets
$23.2m
Employees
738
EIN
13-1932384
IRS type
501(c)(3)

AARP Foundation

AARP Foundation is tackling senior poverty by sparking bold, innovative solutions that help vulnerable older adults build economic opportunity and social connectedness.
Revenue
$175.2m
Assets
$693.2m
Employees
375
EIN
52-0794300
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Carter Burden Network (CBCA)

To promote the safety and dignity of seniors, many of whom are moderate to low income, by addressing issues of health, hunger, education, protection, community and culture.
Revenue
$7.1m
Assets
$16.3m
Employees
107
EIN
23-7129499
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Mission Neighborhood Centers (MNC)

Mission Neighborhood Centers (MNC) serves over 3000 low-income seniors, youth and families with young children at 11 sites throughout San Francisco.
Revenue
$48.7m
Assets
$43.3m
Employees
252
EIN
94-1408150
IRS type
501(c)(3)

New York Foundation for Senior Citizens (NYFSC)

New York Foundation for Senior Citizens is dedicated to helping New York's seniors enjoy healthier, safer, more productive and dignified lives in their own homes and communities and to help them avoid the need for premature institutionalization.
Revenue
$14.2m
Assets
$47.1m
Employees
199
EIN
13-2618568
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Urhai Community Service Center

To provide comprehensive social services to Assyrian immigrants and refugees arriving USA from the Middle Eastern war torn Countries such as Iraq, Iran, and Lebanon.
Revenue
$14.2m
Assets
$18.2m
Employees
528
EIN
36-4427299
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Fund for the Aged

ANYF empowers older adults through innovative health care services. It creates philanthropic partnerships to fund programs like palliative care and youth support.
Revenue
$6.0m
Assets
$94.2m
Employees
9
EIN
13-3603516
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Santa Clarita Valley Committee on Aging (SCVCOA)

The mission of the Santa Clarita Valley Committee on Aging and Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center is to promote quality of life for seniors. SCVCOA provides comprehensive services to 10,000 seniors and their families annually.
Revenue
$16.1m
Assets
$21.5m
Employees
121
EIN
95-3081997
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Mather Investments NFP

Mather Investments NFP creates and operates senior living communities, providing a continuum of living and care through joint venture operations.
Revenue
$48.4m
Assets
$139.4m
Employees
313
EIN
36-4266878
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Self-Help for the Elderly

Self-Help for the Elderly began serving seniors in San Francisco's Chinatown community in 1966. Today, they serve over 35,000 seniors each year as a non-profit organization.
Revenue
$40.5m
Assets
$35.0m
Employees
480
EIN
94-1750717
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services (SCES)

To enable older adults and younger people with disabilities to remain living in their own or their families' homes for as long as they choose to do so.
Revenue
$37.4m
Assets
$26.1m
Employees
170
EIN
04-2515020
IRS type
501(c)(3)

AgeSpan (ESMV)

The Elder Services of the Merrimack Valley's ensure that choices of programs and services are available and accessible to meet the diverse needs and changing lifestyles of older adults.
Revenue
$133.8m
Assets
$65.5m
Employees
590
EIN
04-2545136
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Springwell

Springwell enhances independence for older adults and individuals with disabilities through home care, resources, support services, and advocacy for dignified living.
Revenue
$109.4m
Assets
$48.5m
Employees
278
EIN
04-2616064
IRS type
501(c)(3)

The Jewish Association for Services for the Aged

Jasa sustains and enriches the lives of aging New Yorkers with comprehensive social services for autonomy and dignity.
Revenue
$61.6m
Assets
$60.3m
Employees
605
EIN
13-2620896
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Central Boston Elder Services (CBES)

Central Boston Elder Services, a non-profit corporation, helps Boston area seniors remain in their homes by providing short and long-term care. Programs and services are offered to help seniors remain self-sufficient.
Revenue
$86.9m
Assets
$40.4m
Employees
168
EIN
04-2546441
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Sound Generations

Sound Generations supports aging adults through community connections, assistance services, and nutrition projects for food security.
Revenue
$18.4m
Assets
$19.3m
Employees
247
EIN
91-0823767
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Element Care

Founded in 1995, Element Care is a non-profit health organization that helps seniors live safely and comfortably in their homes and communities for as long possible.
Revenue
$110.0m
Assets
$113.4m
Employees
348
EIN
04-3267751
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Council for Jewish Elderly (CJE)

The mission of CJE SeniorLife is to facilitate independence of older adults and to enhance quality of life by advocating on their behalf and by offering programs and services throughout the continuum of care for individuals, families and the community.
Revenue
$57.8m
Assets
$67.4m
Employees
460
EIN
36-2727597
IRS type
501(c)(3)
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This category corresponds to the "P81: Senior Centers and Services" National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities (NTEE) code. Cause IQ determines NTEEs for organizations by its own internally-developed secret-sauce algorithms.
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