TD grant aids Ingleside Homes

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12553228-ten-marbles-show-award-from-td-charitable-foundationLarry Cessna, President and CEO of Ingleside Homes, Inc., received a $10,000 award on April 5th from the TD Charitable Foundation, the charitable giving arm of TD Bank.

This award will support the Benevolence Fund program that provides funds for services to seniors living at Ingleside. During the current fundraising campaign, Ingleside Homes has a visual display in the corporate lobby, a jar filling up with marbles of varied sizes to depict incoming donations.  The award from TD Charitable Foundation will add ten large marbles to the display jar.

Ingleside Homes Inc. is a non-profit agency that provides senior living options and social services to over 250 residents housed within independent retirement apartments and assisted living facilities. Over $8.5 million in funding has been raised by local companies and organizations to support Ingleside Homes since 2003.  “We award over $130,000 in benevolence funding annually to assist seniors in our retirement community who would not otherwise afford the service fee or meals,” stated Larry Cessna. “Donations from our business community positively and directly impact many seniors.”

The Benevolence Fund underscores the core values behind the mission of Ingleside Homes. Ingleside has never had to evict a resident due to their inability to pay for services. The funds provide meals, transportation, gap insurance, shelter and activities to support the elderly so they can remain independent longer.  Larry Cessna acknowledged, “The average cost of a one-bedroom apartment in Wilmington is $999/month. When a senior only receives $771/month in social security income, the financial gap can only be met through the generosity of others.”

Together, TD Charitable Foundation and Ingleside Homes Inc. share an important role in sustaining vibrant and thriving communities in the Delaware area.  TD Charitable Foundation carries a legacy of supporting nonprofit institutions and their important work in the local community. This recent $10,000 award is a welcomed addition to the generous support from many donors.

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