Give the gift of care

Mimi Vanderhaven • November 10, 2026

For seniors living on limited incomes, managing health challenges, or facing unexpected expenses, even everyday necessities can become difficult to afford. 

A pair of hands holds a white, open-top container filled with vibrant orange and purple flower buds.

Teams like ENPAC (pictured), help provide Programs at Lake County Council on Aging include Meals on Wheels, congregate dining, in-home assistance, caregiver resources and social services.


This holiday season, the Lake County Council on Aging (LCCOA) invites you to embrace the spirit of giving by supporting older adults throughout Lake County. For seniors living on limited incomes, managing health challenges, or facing unexpected expenses, even everyday necessities can become difficult to afford. Your generosity can make a meaningful difference.


LCCOA is dedicated to helping Lake County adults age 60 and older live safely, independently, and with dignity in their homes and communities. 


They are the front door for services including the Aging and Disability Resource Center, Meals on Wheels, congregate dining, in-home support, caregiver resources, and social services. They also help older adults navigate Medicare, housing resources, public benefits, and connections to community services.


When unexpected hardships arise, LCCOA works to fill critical gaps through emergency assistance. Depending on individual needs and eligibility, support may include assisting with utility expenses, essential household appliances, housing assistance, incontinence supplies, and pet food and care. These services can be a lifeline for seniors facing circumstances that threaten their health, safety, or independence.


Please consider making a tax-deductible donation to support our mission. Every contribution, regardless of size, helps sustain vital programs and ensures older adults have access to the assistance they need, not just during the holidays, but throughout the year. Your gift is more than a donation; it is an investment in the dignity, independence, and well-being of Lake County’s seniors.

To make a donation or learn more about their services, contact the Lake County Council on Aging at 440-205-8111 or visit lccoa.org.


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