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Our Mission

To provide meaningful and essential gifts to low income seniors served by care facilities or organizations
Our 2023 Holiday Gift Shop will be held October 23rd - November 3rd. 
​Please inquire at eldertlcinc@gmail.com to participate!   
Thank you!​
ElderTLC gave away 6465 gifts in 2022 to 87 facilities and organizations. Your support allowed us to bring joy to many low-income seniors.
.ElderTLC has grown over 500% since their first year, 2016.  Facilities drive from as far as Winslow, Prescott, Tucson, Yuma, Flagstaff, Wickenburg, Surprise, and the Navajo Nation. ElderTLC also serves the metro-Phoenix area with facilities in Mesa, Chandler, Scottsdale, Peoria, Sun City, Sun City West, Glendale, Apache Junction, and Paradise Valley. Other cities served are Avondale, Globe, Sierra Vista, Goodyear, Green Valley, Youngtown, and  Superior   Counties served are Maricopa County, Coconino, Pima, Yavapai, Gila, Yuma, and the Navajo Nation. ElderTLC has over 100 volunteers working in their  Holiday Shop strengthening the sense of the community helping its neighbors. In 2016, ElderTLC set a goal of helping 5000 low-income seniors by year five, 2021. Because of your help, we surpassed that goal. 
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ElderTLC Brightens Holidays for Low-Income Residents in Senior Care Facilities

For many of us, the holidays are a time to celebrate and share with the ones we love. Yet for some residents in senior care facilities, the holidays can be a lonely time. Our mission at ElderTLC is to let these residents know that their community cares by providing meaningful gifts during the holidays.

With your help, ElderTLC acquires gifts such as blankets, clothing, and personal care items distributing them to low-income residents in senior care facilities. These gifts are given once a year, but ElderTLC volunteers work year-round to carry out our mission.

ElderTLC is a Qualifying Charitable Organization (Code 20903) which allows you to donate in the form of a tax credit.  You can receive a dollar-for-dollar state tax credit – up to $400 if you file individually or $800 if you file jointly.  This can be in addition to a school donation.

​​​​​"No one ever expects to go into a nursing home, especially around the holidays.  You are never too old to feel the excitement of receiving a gift."
​ -Linda Stanciu, Vice President
Receiving our 501(c)3 status in 2016,  2017 was our first year of operation. Our goal at ElderTLC was to distribute gifts to 500 recipients. With the help of our volunteers, we were able to double that number and distributed gifts to 1071 recipients. For many, these were the only gifts they received this holiday season. Increasing that goal to 1500 for 2018, the help of many volunteers and generous donors allowed us to distribute 2379 gifts to 37 senior care facilities!  Facilities drove as far as from Tucson, Winslow, Yuma, Prescott as well as the general Phoenix area to select gifts for their low-income residents with our phone ringing up to the last day for requests. The need is overwhelming! Please join our efforts to distribute 3000 gifts for the 2019 Holiday Season.
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"Thank you for your generosity and kindness towards our residents.  We are beyond blessed and thankful to be a part of this beautiful organization.  Christmas 2017 has been one of our best Christmas in many years thanks to your caring organization.  Thank you ElderTLC for making our residents' holiday extra special."
-From your Plaza Healthcare Family

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