PRIOR CAMPAIGNS

Challenged Athletes Foundation

San Diego Humane Society

New Life for Haiti

Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign

San Diego Center for Children

Rady Children’s Hospital San Diego

Polinsky's Children Center

San Diego Hospice

San Diego Center for Children

Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign

St Vincent de Paul Village Campaign

Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign

Polinsky's Children Center

Urban Corps of San Diego Campaign

Young Life Campaign

New Alternatives Campaign

Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign

Canine Companions for Independence Campaign

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Campaign

Holiday Food Drive Campaign

Hurricane Katrina Relief Campaign

Polinsky's Children Center

Homefront San Diego Campaign

Senior Community Centers Campaign

San Diego Food Bank Campaign

Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign

Polinsky's Children Center

St Vincent de Paul Village Campaign

Red Cross Wildfire Disaster Relief Fund

Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign

Children’s Hospital Campaign

San Diego Food Bank Campaign

Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign

In Memory 9/11 Campaign

2005 Senior Community Centers

AimLoan.com is proud of its first quarter 2005 community service website campaign which resulted in a donation of $14,800 to the Senior Community Centers. These donations will go directly toward life-saving services for our poorest elderly neighbors.

Since 1970, Senior Community Centers has been helping low-income seniors survive by ensuring their most basic human needs are met.

Senior Community Centers provides poverty-stricken seniors with hot meals, critical social services, visits with a nurse or health professional, affordable housing, homeless outreach and, most importantly, a place to get help during their most difficult times.

Now you can directly help your poorest elderly neighbors too. Your contribution of only $40 per month can feed a senior who would otherwise go hungry. Simply click here and choose “Feed A Senior” from the drop-down menu.

To learn more about San Diego’s only safety net for poverty-stricken seniors, please visit our web site at www.servingseniors.org or call 619-235-6572.