65 Hours to Make A Difference

Aging adults continue to be in need, experiencing isolation and loneliness daily. Services supporting older adults remain critical to a healthy aging process. Cultivate remains committed to serving aging adults through our programs and services, working every day to fulfill our mission of helping seniors flourish by reconnecting them—as recipients and contributors—with their surrounding communities.

 The Give65 Event, hosted by Home Instead Charities, provides us with an opportunity to rally our community to support older adults served by our programs. From July 11 to 14, Cultivate is participating in the eighth-annual event, a 65-hour online giving event exclusively for charitable organizations serving aging adults.

 The generosity of the community helps to power the mission of Cultivate. To continue serving aging adults, we are asking for support during the Give65 Event. Home Instead Charities is offering matching funds, with each organization participating in the Give65 Event eligible to receive up to $5,000 in matching dollars, while funds are available.  

 “Give65 allows us to highlight the needs of older adults, help aging adults in our community, and raise critical dollars for the programs and services we offer to our clients,”.

 The 65-hour Give65 Event begins at 7 a.m. MST on Tuesday, July 11, and concludes at 12:00 a.m. MST on July 14.

 “Through services offered by Cultivate, aging adults are supported and celebrated in their aging journey. We are grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with Cultivate for the eighth-annual Give65 Event. The charitable sector serves a critical role in supporting aging adults in need, helping them to age with independence and dignity, and we thank all of those who financially support this important work,” says Jisella Dolan, chair of the board of Home Instead Charities.

To learn more about Give65, visit Give65.org. All donations are tax-deductible in the United States. For more information about Cultivate, visit https://cultivate.ngo/  or call 303.443.1933.