Your Partnership Changes Lives
When you invest in the Foundation on Aging, you invest in the older adults across Riverside County who deserve to age with dignity, respect, and independence.
Two Ways to Make an Impact
Corporate & Community Partnerships
The Foundation on Aging offers meaningful opportunities for businesses and community organizations to invest in the wellbeing of older adults across Riverside County. Corporate sponsors are recognized as vital partners in our mission and their support directly funds the programs that keep seniors nourished, supported, and connected.
Program Sponsorship
Support the Foundation's flagship Grocery Market Gift Card Program, distributed to seniors across 56 centers and programs in Riverside County, including 5 veterans organizations (2025). Program sponsors are recognized in Foundation communications and at distribution events.
Event Sponsorship
The Foundation's Annual Charity Golf Tournament returns in 2027. There are multiple sponsorship tiers to choose from and include recognition on signage, event materials, and Foundation communications. Contact us for the 2027 sponsor prospectus.
Custom Partnership
Have a giving program, matching gift initiative, or community investment goal that doesn't fit a standard tier? We welcome conversations about how a partnership with the Foundation can meet your organization's philanthropic objectives.
Join the Board
You can make a difference! If you are ready to put your experience, time, and energy to use on behalf of older adults, consider becoming a member of the Riverside County Foundation on Aging Board of Directors.
The Foundation on Aging is governed by an all-volunteer board of directors committed to strengthening senior services across Riverside County. We are currently seeking new board members who reflect the diversity of the county’s older adult population and its geographic communities.
Board members meet monthly, alternating between online and in-person, and contribute expertise in areas such as legal, financial, healthcare, public policy, grant writing, community service, public relations, fundraising, and technology.
Eligibility: Annual board dues are $125.