Ground Swell Fund

Founded in 1954, the American Society on Aging is a multidisciplinary association that offers physical, emotional, social, economic and spiritual services to the aged. The association has a membership of more than 6,000 individuals and includes practitioners, educators, administrators, policymakers, business people, researchers and students. It offers an array of educational programs, publications, and information and training resources. The association provides continuing education credits for a variety of disciplines, including care managers, counselors, nurses, nursing home administrators, social workers, assisted living facilities administrators, case managers and certified health education specialists. The American Society on Aging also hosts a variety of award programs to honor individuals and organizations. The association is located in San Francisco.

The Lisa and Douglas Goldman Fund, based in San Francisco, is committed to supporting organizations that align with its mission to advocate for democratic values and combat antisemitism. Recently, the fund has allocated $865,000 in emergency grants to provide humanitarian aid and support initiatives focused on combating rising antisemitism in the United States. The Goldman Fund has a clear grantmaking policy that excludes support for organizations that engage in antisemitic actions or undermine the legitimacy of Israel as a secure Jewish state. It prioritizes funding for programs that foster community well-being and education, reflecting its dedication to enhancing societal resilience. Generated from the website