Summary
Organization name
The Elder Kindness Project
Causes
Seniors
Operating Budget
Less than $100,000
Counties Served
Johnson, Tarrant
BIPOC Leadership
Executive Director/CEO
Address
6444 RIDGLEA DRIVEWATAUGA, TX 76148
The Elder Kindness Project is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the emotional well-being and dignity of seniors living in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and living in the community. Our mission is to provide thoughtfully curated gifts, personal items, and moments of connection to elders who may experience loneliness, neglect, or limited family support. Through community donations, volunteer engagement, and strategic partnerships, The Elder Kindness Project brings joy, comfort, and human connection to some of the most vulnerable members of our community.
2. Organization Overview
Organization Name: The Elder Kindness Project
Legal Structure: 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization
Location: United States (local community-based with potential for expansion)
Target Population: Seniors residing in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and long-term care facilities, living in our communities
3. Mission, Vision, and Values
Mission Statement
To spread kindness, dignity, and joy to seniors by providing meaningful gifts, personal care items, and human connection.
Vision Statement
A world where every elder feels remembered, valued, and loved—regardless of age, ability, or circumstance.
Core Values
• Compassion: Serving elders with empathy and respect
• Dignity: Honoring each senior as an individual
• Integrity: Operating transparently and responsibly
• Consistency: Creating reliable, ongoing support for elders
4. Programs & Services
4.1 Gift Giving Program
• Personalized gift bags including items such as blankets, socks, hygiene products, snacks, books, and handwritten cards
• Seasonal and holiday-themed gifts
• Special birthday and milestone recognition
4.2 Personal Care Support
• Distribution of essential hygiene items not always covered by facilities
• Comfort-focused items (lotions, lip balm, slippers, adaptive clothing)
4.3 Volunteer Engagement
• Volunteer-written cards and letters
• Group packing events
• Supervised facility visits when permitted
4.4 Community Partnerships
• Collaboration with nursing homes and assisted living facilities
• Partnerships with local businesses, churches, schools, and
To spread kindness, dignity, and joy to seniors by providing meaningful gifts, personal care items, and human connection.
1. Core Program Needs
✉️ Connection & Letter Program
Cards, stationery, envelopes
Postage (this adds up quickly)
Printing costs for program materials
Storage bins for organizing letters
Impact framing:
“Helps reduce loneliness and isolation among seniors through consistent human connection.”
🏠 Senior Support / Apartment Setup
Bedding (sheets, blankets, pillows)
Kitchen basics (pots, pans, utensils)
Hygiene kits
Small furniture items
Impact framing:
“Ensures seniors transitioning into housing have dignity, comfort, and basic necessities.”
🎁 Care Packages
Snacks (low-sodium, diabetic-friendly options)
Personal care items (soap, lotion, toothbrushes)
Seasonal items (blankets, socks, fans, etc.)
Impact framing:
“Provides comfort and meets immediate daily needs for vulnerable seniors.”
2. Operational Needs
Transportation (gas cards, mileage support)
Packaging supplies (boxes, bags, labels)
Volunteer coordination materials
Website, email, and software tools
Impact framing:
“Ensures we can consistently deliver services and reach more seniors.”
3. Growth Needs
This is where donors feel like they’re part of something bigger:
Expanding to more facilities
Printing outreach materials
Volunteer recruitment campaigns
Program kits for new locations
Impact framing:
“Helps us serve more seniors and expand into additional communities.”
Organization name
The Elder Kindness Project
Causes
Seniors
Operating Budget
Less than $100,000
Counties Served
Johnson, Tarrant
BIPOC Leadership
Executive Director/CEO
Address
6444 RIDGLEA DRIVE