Make a Difference

You Can Impact the Lives of Older Adults

As a non-profit organization, Christian Living Communities depends on the generosity of residents, families, and friends to help fulfill our mission of enriching the quality and dignity of life for older adults in our non-profit owned communities. Last year through tax-deductible donations such support helped provide services and care to more than 1,000 older adults daily.

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Ways You Can Make a Difference

  • General Mission supports the most pressing needs of the organization while providing the greatest flexibility. That has included training, enhancements for specific communities and supplementing other funds if necessary.
  • Resident Assistance provides financial help to qualifying residents who, through no fault of their own, have outlived their financial means.
  • Employee Scholarship funds the development of team members through tuition assistance so they can pursue their dreams. This benefits them personally and also the organization as a whole as they upskill.
  • Team Member Critical Needs offers emergency grants for qualifying team members who need extra support for housing, transportation or medical expense shortfalls.
  • Community Enrichment provides community-specific enhancements that enrich the lives of the older adults who reside there. Examples include concert series, art classes, gardening and technology that promote spiritual, intellectual, physical and social opportunities.
  • Chaplain Program allows CLC to offer paid chaplain internships as well as general support for enhanced chaplain services.

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How Your Support Made a Difference in 2022

Thank you for your commitment as demonstrated by your support in 2022. Your investment enabled us to provide quality programming and services to residents, and crucial training, assistance, and respite care to team members.

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The Compassion Circle

The Compassion Circle honors and thanks those who have taken steps to remember Christian Living Communities through the use of a planned gift. These gifts include bequests, trusts, beneficiary designations, charitable gift annuities, named endowments and other estate-planning vehicles.

Click here to view the list of Compassion Circle members.

2021 Donors

Christian Living Communities depends on the generosity of residents, families, corporate partners and friends to help fulfill our mission of enriching the quality and dignity of life for older adults. We are forever grateful for your unwavering support.

Click here to view the list of 2021 donors.

Meet Our Donor Relations Team Members

Olivia Mayer

olivia MayerAs the Director of Donor Relations, Olivia is responsible for setting strategy and identifying the tactics to encourage philanthropic support of Christian Living Communities.

Olivia’s passion is connecting people with a desire to support older adults. She is driven by delivering exceptional, personalized customer service and takes a relational approach to all she does.

She joined Christian Living Communities donor relations team in 2009 after a career as a newspaper reporter and freelance writer that grew from her interest in discovering people’s stories. She is a graduate of the University of Missouri School of Journalism. In 2015, she completed the Institute for Leaders in Development at University of Denver, a unique professional development program that identifies Colorado’s emerging nonprofit fundraising leaders and prepares them for the future.

You can contact Olivia by phone at 720-974-3675 or send her an email at omayer@clcliving.org.

Stormie Foust Maley

Stormie Foust Maley

Stormie Foust Maley, Annual Giving Manager, is a born Midwesterner and Certified Eden Alternative Educator who believes passionately that individuals can make a difference in the lives of others. She worked for nine and a half years at Dayspring Villa Assisted Living, a neighborhood of Christian Living Communities, prior to her role as Annual Giving Manager. There she learned firsthand the joy of building a purposeful and resilient community through a person-directed care mindset.

Stormie earned a Master’s degree in International Political Theory from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland and a Bachelor’s degree from Indiana University with majors in Political Science and Anthropology. She likes to leave things better than she found them, except for her kitchen, where she loves to cook and bake. Among her interests: playing with her two cats, spending time with her seven nieces and nephews, hiking with her outdoorsy husband, and looking at photos of dogs and pandas.

You can contact Stormie at sfoust@clcliving.org.

 

Hear What Our Residents Say

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"I made some good friends after moving to Clermont Park. My family loves it. They have also met a lot of good people here."

- Georgia Bell, Resident

Al Binford

"Clermont Park is a great place to live. You can participate as much or as little as you want in community activities. You can meet as many people as you like, and they are generally open, so I’ve made a lot of friends in the short time I’ve been here. "

- Al Binford, Resident


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