
Our Mission
ElderNet empowers elders and disabled adults in need to remain living in their homes by reducing barriers to healthcare, nutritious food, public benefits and meaningful social connections.
Our Vision
ElderNet envisions a community where elders and disabled adults can thrive in their own homes with dignity and connection, supported by compassionate services, meaningful volunteerism, and a community-wide commitment to care.
Core Values
Respect without judgement, purpose through volunteerism, sense of community, protect well-being, compassion and kindness, dependability and trust, and embracing DEIA. The ElderNet website has a full description of our values.















50 Years of Community Care
Thank You for Celebrating ElderNet’s 50th Anniversary! 🎉
On April 25, our community came together to celebrate an incredible milestone—50 years of ElderNet serving older adults and individuals with disabilities with compassion, connection, and support. We are deeply grateful to everyone who joined us in the park to make the day so meaningful and memorable.
The celebration was filled with laughter, music, friendship, and community spirit, and it would not have been possible without the support of so many dedicated people. Thank you to our staff, volunteers, Board of Directors, participants, caregivers, community partners, donors, and friends who have helped shape ElderNet’s impact over the past five decades.
We extend our sincere appreciation to our generous anniversary sponsors whose support helped bring this celebration to life:
- Beaumont at Bryn Mawr
- Main Line Hospital
- WSFS
- Keystone First VIP
- Rock Voices Philadelphia
- Senior Living Associates
- Narberth Ambulance
- Neighborly Homecare
- Surrey
- Elizabeth Hill & Atul Shaw
- Old Man Hoops
- Dan and Sandy Lang
- Sonia Triester
- Connie Williams
We were also honored to have so many community partners help make the day special. Thank you to Wawa for generously donating soft pretzels, Hope’s Cookies for providing delicious cookies enjoyed by all, and the talented Lower Merion High School Jazz Combo for providing wonderful live music that added so much energy and joy to the celebration.
We were deeply honored to receive recognition from the Township of Lower Merion, presented by Commissioner Gilda Kramer, Esq.; Montgomery County, presented by Nora Angelucci, Deputy Administrator of the Office of Aging Services; and State Senator Amanda Cappelletti, presented by Bettina Pearl, JD, MSS, Deputy Legislative Director. Thank you for celebrating this important milestone with us.
As we celebrate 50 years of impact, we look ahead with gratitude and excitement for the future. Thank you for being part of the ElderNet community and helping us continue our mission for generations to come.
How We Help
Care Management
Volunteer Services
Community Resource Center & Food Pantry
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