Get Involved

We are so happy you are interested in getting involved with our work here at Safe Moves for Seniors! There are so many ways for you to help, and we truly appreciate each and every effort. By lending your support, you’ll become a valuable part of our nonprofit organization and help to strengthen our operations.

Make a Donation

Want to join our efforts but not sure where to start? Make a Donation and take advantage of this incredible opportunity to lend your support. It’s a great way to contribute to our cause, and every little bit counts towards paving the path for a better tomorrow. Get in touch with us today for more details about how you can help.

Partner With Us

Our organization always appreciates the generosity and involvement of people like you, with every contribution going towards making Safe Moves for Seniors an even better nonprofit. We want to provide you with the correct and appropriate information pertaining to your mode of support, so don’t hesitate to contact us with your questions.

Volunteer Your Time

This is one of the simplest ways to help out our cause. We believe the best way for our initiatives to be successful is for the community to actively get involved. This is an easy and efficient way of contributing to the great work we do at Safe Moves for Seniors. Get in touch with any questions about how you can Volunteer Your Time today.

"My hope in donating to your foundation is with such gratification. I was honored to speak to you Jill. You made someone's dream come true today. I was so honored that you chose one of my favorites today. I cried for sheer joy and just how much your organization will continue to do for all walks of life. Thanks for all you do. It would be an honor for you to speak at out next Community Health Worker Resource Fair at UPMC. I am so thankful that there are people like you in world, especially now when the world is not always kind to us. Be kind you never what someone else's struggle is at that moment. God Blessings and Love into the New Year 2023."

Leah Kozak, UPMC Community Health