The SCV Senior Center’s Annual Appeal Campaign is underway. We are reaching out to the community to support all the programs and services offered by the SCV Senior Center. We serve over 400,000 meals a year, have 25 different classes and activities for seniors, provide support through our Support Services program and so much more.
All donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.
Thank You for your support and believing in our mission as we serve seniors together.
General Contribution
Contributing to the SCV Senior Center provides direct, tangible and cost-effective benefits to local seniors.
Donations for a Specific Service:
Support Services Program, Family Caregiver Support Program, Santa Clarita In-Person Dining, Meals on Wheels Santa Clarita, Antelope Valley - In Person Dining or Meals on Wheels - Antelope Valley
Voluntary Contribution Procedures for SCVCOA Programs(Support Services – Counseling, Meal Sites, Meals on Wheels, Family Caregiver Support Program.)
Introduction:
All clients of SCVCOA have an opportunity to make a Voluntary Contribution for specific Older American Act Programs including Support Services “Counseling and other services”, Family Caregiver Support Program, Meals received at meal sites, and Meals delivered at home – “Meals on Wheels”.
All contributions are completely voluntary, and contributions will be kept confidential.
Contributions can be made by check made out to SCVCOA and please put in the Memo line which program you are supporting.
Contributions can be made on-line at myscvcoa.org/donate/
These procedures will be posted and be available at all program sites to inform clients of the opportunity to make a Voluntary Contribution to specific SCVCOA Programs. All staff will be trained on this process and procedure.
All clients will be informed during Intake of this opportunity for Voluntary Contributions – but there is no obligation.
The SCVCOA Accounting Department will ensure that all contributions or lack thereof are kept confidential and never release names or amounts.
All funds will be kept in a restricted account and only used to expand the program and supplement funds received from the Older Americans Act.
The SCVCOA will never deny any older person a service if they cannot or will not make a contribution.
For more information for questions please contact the Support Services Department at 661-259-9444 ext. 145 or snelsen@scv-seniorcenter.org
Donate
Annual Appeal Campaign
The SCV Senior Center’s Annual Appeal Campaign is underway. We are reaching out to the community to support all the programs and services offered by the SCV Senior Center. We serve over 400,000 meals a year, have 25 different classes and activities for seniors, provide support through our Support Services program and so much more.
All donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.
Thank You for your support and believing in our mission as we serve seniors together.
General Contribution
Contributing to the SCV Senior Center provides direct, tangible and cost-effective benefits to local seniors.
Donations for a Specific Service:
Support Services Program, Family Caregiver Support Program, Santa Clarita In-Person Dining, Meals on Wheels Santa Clarita, Antelope Valley - In Person Dining or Meals on Wheels - Antelope Valley
Voluntary Contribution Procedures for SCVCOA Programs(Support Services – Counseling, Meal Sites, Meals on Wheels, Family Caregiver Support Program.)
Introduction:
All clients of SCVCOA have an opportunity to make a Voluntary Contribution for specific Older American Act Programs including Support Services “Counseling and other services”, Family Caregiver Support Program, Meals received at meal sites, and Meals delivered at home – “Meals on Wheels”.
All contributions are completely voluntary, and contributions will be kept confidential.
Contributions can be made by check made out to SCVCOA and please put in the Memo line which program you are supporting.
Contributions can be made on-line at myscvcoa.org/donate/
These procedures will be posted and be available at all program sites to inform clients of the opportunity to make a Voluntary Contribution to specific SCVCOA Programs. All staff will be trained on this process and procedure.
All clients will be informed during Intake of this opportunity for Voluntary Contributions – but there is no obligation.
The SCVCOA Accounting Department will ensure that all contributions or lack thereof are kept confidential and never release names or amounts.
All funds will be kept in a restricted account and only used to expand the program and supplement funds received from the Older Americans Act.
The SCVCOA will never deny any older person a service if they cannot or will not make a contribution.
For more information for questions please contact the Support Services Department at 661-259-9444 ext. 145 or snelsen@scv-seniorcenter.org