2026-06-26T14:44:40-07:00 2025-12-31 522010591 Settlage & Associates Inc 10411 Motor City Dr Bethesda MD 20817 990EZ 2025-01-01 462269145 Juanita C Grant Foundation JUAN 3013258850 731 W Tantallon Fort Washington MD 20744 S Orlene Grant President & CEO 2026-06-26 true Pamela R Settlage P00636021 3016412468 X 2025 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X X N/A X X 46935 X 46935 0 0 0 0 46935 26671 26671 20264 8193 28457 8193 28457 8193 28457 8193 28457 Juanita C. Grant Foundation, Inc. (JCGF) delivers solution based trainings and programs to older adults on elder abuse and financial fraud prevention, and workforce development skills through our Village Connector Experience national outreach call program and promote social connectedness through co-generation relationship building between older and younger people. The Juanita C. Grant Foundation is a fervent advocate of quality of life issues and elder justice speaking truth to power with elected officials, professional associations, funders and government agencies. Trainings and PresentationsThe total number of Individuals who served and/or benefitted from Elder Abuse and Fraud Prevention Training Series was 9,750 in combined trainings and outreach sessions. Eleven elder abuse trainings were executed. Four were scheduled by the Foundation through Parks and Recreation. There were 6 new elder abuse training requests and 1 return training request. A new relationship was developed with the City of Hyattsville Senior Activities Manager, resulting in scheduling an elder abuse workshop presentation. The 7 requested elder abuse trainings were from PGC Parks and Recreation-Rockville, PGC Family Justice Center-Council House Senior Apartment Complex, PG Public Schools Retirees Association, PG Council Member Dist. 4 Watson, Friendship Heights Village Community Center and The Skybridge (2nd return request). The Foundation received 4 guest speaker engagement requests on older adult issues and sharing the work of our programs (EAFS, VCE, Workforce). The radio spots came from the Senior Zone national podcast and 45 Forward Voice of America podcast. Professional speaking engagement requests were from Altrusa International and the PG Public Schools Retirees Association. The capstone event of the Foundations 7 years of elder abuse and fraud prevention community awareness campaign and trainings was the May 15th Elder Justice Summit-Victim Impact, Financial Fraud Prevention and Legal Rights. 166 attendees consisting or representation from 13 Maryland Counties, over 50 prosecutors and law enforcements agents and professionals in elder abuse prevention, adult protective services, national and local aging field organizations. The Foundation was featured for a second consecutive year with a review of the Summit in the 2024 Annual Report to Congress-Department of Justice Activities to Combat Elder Fraud and Abuse.A competitive training by Co-generation Inc. was completed by the Founder and CEO. This credentialing will help launch the Juanita C. Grant Foundations co-generation and intergeneration advocacy services in 2025.ANALYSIS-The Foundation is recognized as a leader in community engagement, advocacy and training expertise in elder abuse besides establishing trainer partnerships with federal, state and local law enforcement agencies. We have excelled in evolving into a highly interactive elder abuse workshop format that has been well received. We continue to gain national attention through our participation in the National Network of Elder Abuse Coalitions and contributing to the National Center on Elder Abuses Resource Center. Our efforts to be recognized as an influencer is manifested in requests to present at professional meeting, community groups, selection a task force members for the National Council on Aging and guest speaker roles on national podcasts. 11915 2. Village Connector Experience and AdvocacyThe Village Connector Experience (VCE) is a national program of structured outreach calls to 60 older adults in 22 different states including Puerto Rico. There is no charge for the program. Calls are provided by trained volunteers (certified Ambassadors from the Chattanooga Tennessee Urban League Senior Community Service Employment Program) which receive 16 hours of training from the Founder and CEO of the Juanita C. Grant Foundation. Outreach efforts intensified this year to help older adults build new interests, connect with younger people and maintain current social connections. We have incorporated the importance of co-generational social connectedness as part of the Juanita C. Grant Foundations overall advocacy efforts. The end result of older adults being actively involved with their friends, younger people and family members helps strengthen the entire community. Friends can intervene when needed and families can provide extended support through life changes. We continue advocating through our one on one conversations with elected officials. We give voice to older adults through presentations at conferences and small group sessions. We advocate at each of our training sessions presenting data and first hand testimonies on the benefits of life long career training opportunities, safe spaces for leisure, affordable housing and accessible healthcare for older adults. Data from the last four year of the Village Connector Experience program indicates:VCE members receiving 3 calls per week for 6-9 months moved from the lowest level of social connectedness (level 1) to the highest level of (level 3). Members were able to reconnect with estranged family members, regain access to public transportation and became active in the community. These members maintained level 3 for 80% of 2 years in the program. VCE members starting at the level 2-3 receiving 3 calls per week were able to reduce call frequency within 90 days and maintained calls 1times per week for 1 year gradually tapering to once per month for 6 months.VCE members starting at level 1, receiving 1-2 calls per week hovered between levels 1 and 2 the duration of their membership. These individuals had significant health issues requiring frequent hospitalizations due to falls or health complications such as dementia, stroke, and lack of mobility.Due to the nature of the VCE, members were often loss to admission to a nursing home, dementia and 1192 13107 S Orlene Grant President & CEO 40.00 0 Lanita Colbert Board Chair 20.00 0 Michael Bare Treasurer 3.00 0 Donna Sattertwaite Board ViceChair 2.00 0 false false false false false false false 0 0 0 false 0 0 false S Orlene Grant 342 Orchard Street NW Vienna VA 22180 3013258850 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 102354 53750 133585 120104 47216 457009 0 0 102354 53750 133585 120104 47216 457009 0 457009 0 0 0 457009 1.00000 1.00000 X Other Expenses.1 Program expense - EAFS $11543 Other Expenses.2 Payroll expenses $6646 Other Expenses.3 Service fees $2986 Other Expenses.4 Office Comm./Internet $1574 Other Expenses.5 Dues & Subscriptions $1431 Other Expenses.6 Program expense - Village Conn $1067 Other Expenses.7 Taxes & Licesmes $555 Other Expenses.8 Marketing $420 Other Expenses.9 Travel $256 Other Expenses.10 Printing $120 Other Expenses.11 Meals $65 Other Expenses.12 Rent, Parking, Utilites $8