Foundations & Partnerships
For more than 40 years, AHEPA Senior Living has connected residents with the people and organizations that help them live well. Today, our partnerships span national health networks, federal housing programs, community service providers, and philanthropic foundations — all united by a shared belief that safe, affordable housing is the foundation of health, dignity, and independence for older adults.
We welcome foundations, corporate partners, and community organizations whose priorities align with affordable senior housing, healthy aging, and economic security for low-income older adults. Whether through program support, capacity investment, or collaborative initiatives, AHEPA Senior Living is committed to being a transparent, accountable, and mission-aligned partner.
Why Partner with AHEPA Senior Living?
AHEPA Senior Living offers partners and funders a tested, mission-driven platform on a national scale. Here is what partners can expect when they invest in our work:
- Proven national scale Scale and reach across 89 communities in 19 states, serving nearly 5,000 low-income seniors
- Federal credibility Four decades of HUD partnership since 1980, demonstrating sustained compliance, accountability, and government vetting at the highest levels
- Dedicated on-site support Professional Service Coordinators at every community, connecting residents to health care, nutrition support, mental health resources, and social services
- Deep philanthropic roots A 104-year legacy of AHEPA’s Greek American tradition of philanthropy, community service, and care for neighbors in need
- Organizational capacity An experienced, mission-aligned staff of more than 500 employees committed to preserving affordable housing in communities across the country
Our Impact at a Glance
89 communities. HUD Section 202 communities operating across 19 states.
Near 5,000 residents served. Low-income older adults housed in safe, dignified communities — many of whom waited years for an affordable option.
$10M+ reinvested. Directed back to resident programs and community needs through the AHEPA Giving Back grants program since 1996.
40+ years. Continuous HUD-subsidized housing operations since 1980 — one of the longest track records in affordable senior housing.
99% Service Coordination. Nearly every AHEPA Senior Living community has a dedicated Service Coordinator — a commitment that exceeds federal requirements.
Partnership Opportunities
We invite foundations and partners to work with us in three key areas where philanthropic investment can make a measurable difference for low-income seniors:
Program Support
Expand access to health care navigation, food security, mental health support, digital literacy, and social programming for residents. Our Service Coordinators are positioned in every community to implement and scale partner-funded programs effectively and with accountability.
Capital and Renovation Investment
Support renovation and modernization projects that preserve affordability and improve living conditions at aging properties. Philanthropic capital complements HUD funding and can be targeted to specific communities or geographic regions where the need is most acute for:
- Resident Safety Improvements
- Energy Efficiency & Cost Reduction
- Broadband Infrastructure
Pilot and Innovation Programs
Partner with us to design and test new models for supporting healthy aging in affordable housing — from telehealth integration and fall prevention to workforce development and community cohesion. Our 89-community platform offers an unmatched environment for piloting programs at scale.
Our National Partners
The following organizations partner with AHEPA Senior Living communities nationwide to expand access to services, resources, and support for our residents. These are working relationships built on shared commitment to the well-being of low-income older adults.
Service Coordination and Supportive Housing
American Association of Service Coordinators
AASC provides AHEPA Senior Living’s Service Coordinators with national training, certification, and professional standards — ensuring that every resident in every community has access to consistently high-quality care navigation and resource connection.
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Pangea Foundation / AASC Online
Pangea Foundation supports the documentation and service tracking platform used by our Service Coordinators, enabling accurate reporting on resident needs, interventions, and outcomes — data that supports both resident care and funder accountability.
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Leading Age
As a member of LeadingAge — the national association of nonprofit aging services providers — AHEPA Senior Living stays connected to best practices, policy advocacy, and peer leadership in the field of affordable senior housing and long-term care.
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Oak Street Health
Oak Street Health provides accessible primary care and preventive health services tailored to the needs of Medicare patients. Their presence in AHEPA communities helps residents maintain regular health care relationships, reducing emergency reliance and improving quality of life.
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Sage Health
Sage Health brings value-based primary care directly into affordable senior housing communities. Their model is specifically designed for low-income older adults — the exact population AHEPA Senior Living serves — and supports residents with complex health and social needs.
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PACE — Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly
Several AHEPA Senior Living properties partner with local PACE programs to support residents who need comprehensive medical and social services to remain safely in the community. PACE provides an integrated care model that aligns with our mission to help residents age in place.
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Kulture City
AHEPA Senior Living is rolling out a pilot program to incorporate more sensory accessible programs through our properties. KultureCity will train our staff in sensory accessibility and will develop a strategic plan to add sensory-inclusion rooms for residents and their families.
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Meals on Wheels America
Meals on Wheels partnerships at AHEPA Senior Living communities help ensure that residents facing food insecurity have reliable access to nutritious meals — addressing one of the most significant barriers to healthy aging among low-income seniors.
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SHIP — State Health Insurance Assistance Program
SHIP counselors assist AHEPA residents in understanding and accessing Medicare benefits, supplemental coverage, and prescription drug programs — reducing out-of-pocket costs and ensuring residents receive the benefits they have earned.
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AL:
- ACG Hospice
- Alabama Aegis
- Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind
- Amedisys Home Health
- Arabella Health and Wellness
- ArchWell Health
- Better Business Bureau
- Central Alabama Aging Consortium
- Cooperative Extension Systems of Alabama
- Enhabit Home Health & Hospice
- Infirmary Health
- Jefferson County Emergency Management Agency
- Mills Pharmacy
- Rebound Rehab
- Royal Pharmacy
- Semmes Pharmacy
- Southern Care Hospice
- UAB Hospital
- University of South Alabama
- Via Health Wellness and Enrichment Center
- VIP Care
- Vital Caring Hospice
CA:
- Alicia Kim Insurance
- City Mission of San Bernardino
- Community Action Partnership of San Bernardino County
- Community Health Systems
- South Bay Health Insurance Services
- Welbe Health
CT:
- Dime Bank
- Hartford Health Care Center for Healthy Aging
- Masonicare Home Health & Hospice
- Norwich Technical High School Culinary Program
- Nutmeg Pharmacy
- Senior Resources Agency on Aging
- Shoreline Food Pantry
- Sweet Homemaker & Companion Agency
- The Salvation Army
- UCAS Health District Mobile Health
FL:
- BRACE (Be ready alliance)
- Cano Health Care
- Florida Dept of Health
- Health Sun
- Las Mercedes Medical Center
- New Century Medical Center
- Palm Beach County Food Bank
- Palm Tran Connection
IA:
- IMPACT
- Panera Bread
- Polk County Commodities
IN:
- Catholic Charities
- Comfort Dogs
- Community Action Agencies
- Home Instead
- NAMI
- Real Services
NC:
- Assistance League
- Bread Of Life
- First Fruit Organization
- Home Instead Home Care
- Salvation Army
- Senior Resource Center
- The Harrelson Center
NH:
- Caring Cupboard
- Heavenly Hot Dog Vendor
- Southern NH Services
NM:
- ABQ Fire Dept.
- Albuquerque PD
- Dept. of Emergency Management
- ECHO
- Panera Bread
- Senior Citizens Law Office, ABQ.
NY:
- Catholic Health Services
- Cheektowaga Senior Center
- EPIC
- Erie County Senior Services
OH:
- Catholic Charities
- Comfort Dogs
- Community Action Agencies
- Home Instead
- NAMI
- Real Services
PA:
- AETNA
- County Office of Aging and Adult Services
- Price Rite Marketplace
- Senior Life
- Senior Secure (Senior Housing and Crime Prevention Foundation)
- Seniors Helping Seniors
RI:
- East Bay Community Action Program
- Edward King House Senior Center
- Martin Luther King Center
- RI Community Food Bank
- Visiting Nurses Services of Newport County
SC:
- Bread OF Life
- Center Well Centers
- Harvest Hope Food Box
- MOM’S MEALS
- Publics Pharmacy
- Sênior Resource Center
TX:
- AmeriCorps Services
- Baker Ripley
- Bright Med Pharmacy
- Center Care Community
- Chinese Community Center
- Christus Community Health Center
- Girling’s Home Health
- Harris Health Community Center
- Houston Public Library
- Legacy Community Health
- Light and Salt Association
- Metro Transit
- OCA of Greater Houston
- Senior Aging Solutions
- St. Hope Foundation
- West Houston Rehabilitation
Government and Federal Partnerships
AHEPA Senior Living is a longstanding partner of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), operating HUD Section 202 Supportive Housing for the Elderly communities since 1980. This 40-year federal partnership is among the strongest credibility signals a nonprofit affordable housing provider can carry.
Our communities are additionally supported through partnerships with state Housing Finance Agencies in multiple states, providing development finance including Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTCs) and tax-exempt bonds. These relationships reflect AHEPA Senior Living’s demonstrated capacity to manage complex, multi-source funding — a key competency for foundation partners considering investment.
Transparency and Accountability
AHEPA Senior Living is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. [35-1867058]. We undergo an independent annual audit and file Form 990 publicly with the IRS.
Foundations conducting due diligence are welcome to request our most recent Form 990, audited financial statements, and organizational overview. We are committed to full transparency with partners and funders.
Financial documents and additional organizational information are available at: Financial Reports & Accountability.
Start a Conversation
We welcome inquiries from foundations, corporate giving programs, and community partners. Whether you are exploring a new initiative, seeking a housing partner for an existing program, or simply learning more about what AHEPA Senior Living does, we would be glad to hear from you.
For foundation and institutional partnership inquiries, please contact:
We can provide additional organizational information including program descriptions, logic models, site visit arrangements, and detailed budgets upon request.
A Note About Our Service Provider Relationships
The partnerships listed on this page reflect working relationships that expand access to resources for AHEPA Senior Living residents. While we highlight these organizations because of established working relationships and their quality of service, we do not imply exclusivity or endorsement. Residents and their families are always encouraged to explore service options independently and make decisions based on their individual needs and preferences. No resident is required to use any specific provider. All service arrangements are made directly between the resident and provider, and we recommend verifying credentials, licensing, insurance, and references before engaging any service. AHEPA Senior Living does not guarantee the quality, availability, or suitability of listed services.