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Friends of the Ipswich Elderly
The Ipswich Council on Aging is fortunate to have the support of the Friends of the Ipswich Elderly as its primary fundraiser. The Friends group is a non-profit corporation designed to financially support Council on Aging programs and services that are not funded by other sources. The membership is open to any age from any geographic location. If you desire to become a member, please fill out the application below and mail with $10 per person.
Make checks out to:
Friends of The Ipswich Elderly
P.O. Box 213
Ipswich, MA 01938
Be sure to include your name, phone number, and amount enclosed.
Donation Types
Memorial Donations
Donations are gratefully accepted on behalf of a loved one who has passed away. There are many individuals for whom the Senior Center has been a vital presence in their life, and surviving family members may wish to acknowledge the Senior Center by having memorial donations sent in their loved one's name. Acknowledgement of such a generous gift is sent to both the donor and family.
Another source of fundraising includes periodic quilt raffles as they are made by our talented group of quilters.
Tangible Donations
The Council on Aging graciously accepts donations of food, coffee, books on tape, etc. to be shared with our many guests.
The Ipswich Council on Aging is fortunate to have the support of the Friends of the Ipswich Elderly as its primary fundraiser. The Friends group is a non-profit corporation designed to financially support Council on Aging programs and services that are not funded by other sources. The membership is open to any age from any geographic location. If you desire to become a member, please fill out the application below and mail with $10 per person.
Make checks out to:
Friends of The Ipswich Elderly
P.O. Box 213
Ipswich, MA 01938
Be sure to include your name, phone number, and amount enclosed.
Donation Types
Memorial Donations
Donations are gratefully accepted on behalf of a loved one who has passed away. There are many individuals for whom the Senior Center has been a vital presence in their life, and surviving family members may wish to acknowledge the Senior Center by having memorial donations sent in their loved one's name. Acknowledgement of such a generous gift is sent to both the donor and family.
Another source of fundraising includes periodic quilt raffles as they are made by our talented group of quilters.
Tangible Donations
The Council on Aging graciously accepts donations of food, coffee, books on tape, etc. to be shared with our many guests.