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Donate to the Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City
Your donation to the Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City - a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization affiliated with the City of New York - will support NYC Aging and our network of over 400 community-based organizations efforts to create an age-inclusive city.
Your donation is tax deductible, and will benefit the growing number of older New Yorkers health and ability to live independently.
By Mail:
You can mail donations to:
Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City 253 Broadway, 6th Floor New York, NY 10007
Make your check payable to Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City. You should indicate that your donation is for the Department for the Aging.
The Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City is a 501 (c)3 corporation.
Online:
Please visit the Mayor's Fund website to make a donation online
Wire:
If you would like to make your contribution by wire, please read the following instructions: Making a Donation by Wire.
Age-Friendly NYC
The City's Age-friendly NYC: New Commitments for a City for All Ages initiative launched in 2017 with nearly 90 programs from agencies such as Housing Preservation and Development, the Departments of Finance, Health and Mental Hygiene, Parks and Recreation, the Department for the Aging, and New York City Emergency Management.
With more people living past age 60 than ever before, Age-friendly NYC shows the City's commitment to helping older adults age in place with dignity.
Download Age-friendly NYC reports:
- Age-friendly NYC: New Commitments for a City for All Ages (2017)
- Progress Report (2013)
- Progress Report (2011)
- Age-friendly NYC: Enhancing Our City's Livability for Older New Yorkers (2009)
Falls Prevention Coalition
The New York City Falls Prevention Coalition was established in 2010 as an Age-friendly NYC initiative. The New York City Department for the Aging and Department of Health and Mental Hygiene co-chair the Coalition.
The Coalition is a partnership of organizations and members from various professional backgrounds. Members meet regularly to collaborate and raise awareness about the dangers of falls. Approximately 1 in 3 older adults falls every year - and those falls can be fatal.
The Coalition also holds events in support of National Falls Prevention Awareness Day.
Mayor’s Office of Community Mental Health at Department for the Aging
New York City’s Mayor’s Office of Community Mental Health promotes mental health for all New Yorkers by raising awareness about mental health issues, removing stigmas, and improving access to care - including through the NYC Well phone, text, and chat service.
The Department for the Aging has two Mayor’s Office of Community Mental Health programs: the Geriatric Mental Health Initiative at older adult centers and the in-home Friendly Visiting Program .