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The Osceola Council on Aging, Inc. is a non-profit, 501 (c) 3 organization and operates under a volunteer Board of Directors.
The services are intergenerational, helping people of all ages.
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A free health clinic for those 18 and older without health insurance is just one of the services of the Council. It maintains a 'safety net' under the low income of Osceola County. Many low paying jobs offer no health benefits, so losing time from work affects the entire household.
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Alberta Webster relies on the Council to help with food and home repairs as she cares for her three grandchildren. A stroke five years ago has complicated her care, but her determination along with the Council's support sees her through the most difficult times.
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Won't you donate so the Council can continue these services?
We need your help!
There are many ways to support the mission of the Osceola Council on Aging. These include one time cash donations, annual gifts, re-occurring gifts, contributions of stocks and bonds, real estate, life insurance beneficiary, charitable remainder uni-trusts and charitable remainder annuity trusts. You can also remember the Osceola Council on Aging in your estate planning. Sound confusing? To assist you in this process, contact Robert Dent, Development Director at 407-841-8541 or Fred Cumbie, Legal Advisor, at 407-847-5151, ext. 111, for a confidential consultation
on making a charitable gift to the Council.
If you wish to help the Council now please make a donation online. Your support is greatly appreciated. And remember, $.91 of each dollar donated goes directly to our mission and 100% of your donation stays in our community helping our neighbors in need.
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