Mission
SpiritCare Ministry to Seniors provides programs for older adults in long-term care in the San Francisco Bay Area. The organization facilitates monthly visits by pastors and volunteers to care homes, offering worship services, spiritual support, and activities, thereby enriching the spiritual and emotional lives of the elderly.
Basic Information
Tax-Exempt
Founded in
Not Reported
EIN
94-3086781
Total Assets
$248.1 thousand
UN Sustainable Development Goals Supported
This organization contributes to the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. See the SDG page for more information.
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At a Glance
Volunteer Impact
Volunteers bring joy and companionship to the elderly.
Worship Services
Frequent worship services are conducted in various care facilities.
Community Events
Annual events engaging seniors from different communities.
Impact Stats
70
Number of communities served
Monthly Services
Serves approximately 70 care communities each month in the San Francisco Bay Area.
9
Number of volunteer pastors
Volunteering Wide Reach
Engaged 9 volunteer pastors to provide services.
Increase of 39 homes
Growth in care homes served
Historical Growth
Grew from 31 care homes served in 2000 to 70 in 2023.
Our Programs
Worship and Spiritual Services
Regular worship services and hymn singings across various care homes.
Learn MorePet Therapy
Friendly pets are brought to care homes to uplift the spirits of seniors.
Volunteer Opportunities
Friendly Visitor Program
Become a friend to a senior in a care home through regular visits.
Learn MorePet Owner Program
Bring your friendly pet to visit residents in care homes.
Testimonials
"Interacting with the Seniors gives me so much joy. I can see the glow of happiness in their eyes as they start talking to me."
Anonymous Volunteer
Volunteer
"I enjoyed saying my poem in front of the group of seniors, and playing the piano for them."
8-Year-Old Volunteer
Child Volunteer
"Just loving the elders I visited today was a special experience. They shared their concerns and they were so appreciative."
Volunteer Overjoyed
Volunteer
