CELEBRATING THE ONGOING CONTRIBUTIONS OF OLDER ADULTS

2020 AGELESS AWARD L U N C H E O N

A PRIL 23, 2020 | TH E NINES - PO RTL A ND, O REGO N A ONE OF A KIND EVENT CELEBRATING PURPOSEFUL LIVES

THE AGELESS AWARD

Created in 2013 to honor individuals 75 years or older, who demonstrate living with purpose and who continue to make significant contributions in our community.

LAST YEAR'S AWARD LUNCHEON HAD OVER 350 ATTENDEES FROM BUSINESSES & COMMUNITY PARTNERS INCLUDING ELECTED OFFICIALS, SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES, ADVOCATES, HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS AND MORE. HONORING PILLARS OF OUR COMMUNITIES

WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE OUR 2020 HONOREES

BEV CLARNO TERRY PANCOAST Oregon Secretary of State Attorney, Stoel Rives, LLP

GARY MAFFEI LEROY PATTON Community Leader Founder & President, Fair Housing Council of Oregon HONORING PILLARS OF OUR COMMUNITIES

PAST AWARD HONOREES 2019: Bernie & Bobbie Foster, Mrs. Antoinette Hatfield, Bob Moore 2018: Frank & Rosa Alby, , Governor Ted Kulongoski, Pat Reser 2017: Senator Margaret Carter, Rev. Dr. Rodney Page, Rabbi Joshua Stampfer 2016: Governor , Bill Schonely 2015: Worth & Barbara Caldwell, Gerry Frank, Kathryn Jones Harrison 2014: Ken & Joan Austin, Serge D’Rovencourt, Irvan & Pat Guss 2013: Ernie Bloch II, Jeannine Cowles, Tom Vaughan, Vital Volunteers THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERS!

L E A D S P O N S O R S IN 2 0 1 9 $50,000 Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund (matching donor) $25,000 Sean Kuni & Elizabeth Austin $10,000 Concepts in Community Living $2,500 Bob's Red Mill Oregon Health Care Association Concordia University Providence Health & Services HealthNet Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield HomeFirst Development Touchmark Foundation Kaiser Permanente Touchmark Manor Management USI

WE ARE GRATEFUL TO THE MAYBELLE CLARK MACDONALD FUND FOR THIS INSPIRING MATCHING GRANT OPPORTUNITY AND CONFIDENCE IN OUR WORK. THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERS!

2019 SPONSORS $1,000 AARP Oregon Mirabella Portland Aldrich Advisors OHSU Foundation CareOregon OHSU - School of Nursing Ashley Carson Cottingham Oregon Historical Society Cedar Sinai Park Oregon Public Broadcasting Cigna OSU Foundation City of Portland PacificSource Columbia Bank PSU - College of Urban & Public Affairs First Republic Bank PSU Foundation Heritage Bank RBC Wealth Management Kennedy Restoration REACH Community Development LeadingAge Oregon Reser Fine Foods Legacy Health Samuels Yoelin Kantor, LLP Tony & Heidi Leineweber UnitedHealthcare Native American Youth and Gary & Katie Withers Family Center Margaret Neal & David Leckey

WE ARE GRATEFUL TO THE MAYBELLE CLARK MACDONALD FUND FOR THIS INSPIRING MATCHING GRANT OPPORTUNITY AND CONFIDENCE IN OUR WORK. AGING ADVOCATE INNOVATION CHAMPION FOUNDER'S CIRCLE THIRD AGE LEADER PROUD SUPPORTER SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS $15,000 $10,000 $5,000 $2,500 $1,000 Opportunity to speak at the event X X Opportunity to host past honorees X X X Full page program ad X X Half page program ad X Priority seating at the event X X X Organization name and/or logo featured in X X X program video AGE+ will host an educational brown bag X X X meeting for your organization or group Verbal recognition at the podium X X X X Organization logo represented in all event & digital materials, including website, social media X X X X and event program Organization name featured on JFRF website, X X X X X social media and event program Ten (10) seats at the event X X Eight (8) seats at the event X X X IMPROVING LIVES OF OLDER ADULTS IN OREGON

INITIATIVES Ties That Bind - Provides tools, training and mentoring to support the dramatic increase of grandparents raising their grandchildren across Oregon. Affordable Housing and Services for Older Adults - An innovative approach to develop a sustainable, replicable model of affordable housing and social services, unique to low income older adults living in rural communities. Leading the conversation about aging in Oregon - Our whitepaper series informs, increases awareness and invites engagement around critical elements impacting Oregon. Topics include our changing age structure, the lack of financial security among older adults, housing challenges and healthcare system capacity. We are shining a light on new ways of thinking about structure, availability and delivery of resources for older adults.

OUR INITIATIVES ARE DEVELOPED IN RESPONSE TO UNIQUE NEEDS OF INDIVIDUAL COMMUNITIES LED BY COMMUNITY CHAMPIONS. DRIVING CHANGE BY ENGAGING THE PEOPLE WHO KNOW THEIR COMMUNITIES BEST

ABOUT US AGE+

IS BUILDING ON THE JESSIE F. RICHARDSON FOUNDATION'S 20 YEARS OF GLOBAL AGING EXPERIENCE TO FOCUS ON ISSUES AFFECTING LOW-INCOME OLDER ADULTS IN OREGON.

We work with community partners to build their capacity and create sustainable solutions that improve every day life for older adults living in poverty, preserving dignity and encouraging independence.

BY 2030, THE NUMBER OF OREGONIANS 65+ IS PROJECTED TO SWELL TO OVER A MILLION. OLDER ADULTS WILL THEN COMPOSE 23% OF OREGON’S POPULATION, UP FROM 14% IN 2010. DRIVING CHANGE BY ENGAGING THE PEOPLE WHO KNOW THEIR COMMUNITIES BEST

OUR PROVEN MODEL

IS ONE OF COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT

We bring our expertise in aging to empower local communities to address challenges in serving low income older adults. This collaborative method strengthens existing supports and resources through a continuous process of analysis and alignment, long and short term planning, additional resource development, implementation and evaluation.

TCHRIET KICEAYL T TOO S SUUCCCCEESSSSFFUULL I MIMPPLLEEMMEENNTTAATTIOIONN A ARREE L LOOCCAALL C CHHAAMMPPIOIONNSS W WHHOO D DRRIVIVEE C COOMMMMUUNNITITYY ENGAGEMENT, IDENTIFY ISSUES AND HELP TO CREATE SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS. JOIN THE CELEBRATION

THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2020 11:30AM—1:00PM THE NINES PORTLAND, OREGON

For more information, contact Stephanie Hooper, President 503.348.3633