named programs · 1 · from sources
What they call their work
Free Transportation Services
Provides free rides for older adults to medical appointments and other essential destinations, enabling them to remain in their homes safely.
activities · 5 groups
What they do
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Digital Literacy Training and Technology Access 1 activity
- Delivering technology support and educationOffers in-home and remote technology assistance to older adults, including help with device setup, troubleshooting, and educational workshops to improve digital literacy and connectivity.
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Friendly Visiting & Social Companionship Programs 1 activity
- Facilitating social connection through phone and in-person visitsConducts regular friendly phone check-ins and arranges in-person social visits for older adults who have difficulty leaving home, promoting emotional well-being and reducing isolation.
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Senior Social & Enrichment Programming 1 activity
- Organizing social, recreational, and educational activitiesHosts lectures twice monthly on current events and cultural themes, facilitates arts programming such as the "Senior Scenes" theater group and online Scene Reading Group, and organizes social outings including bus trips with lunch and theater matinees to keep members engaged and connected.
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Non-Emergency Medical & Essential Transportation 1 activity
- Providing transportation services for older adultsOffers volunteer-driven transportation to medical appointments, grocery shopping, errands, and social activities, with members eligible for up to two round-trip rides per week. Services are available to adults aged 60 and older in the Sound Shore area of Westchester County.
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Senior Independence Support Services 1 activity
- Supporting grocery shopping and errands through volunteer assistanceProvides grocery shopping and errand support to older adults either through volunteer accompaniment or by having volunteers shop on their behalf, ensuring members can maintain independence in daily living tasks.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$215K
Contributions & grants$105K49%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$12K6%
Other revenue$98K
expenses
Total expenses$247K
Program expenses76%
Admin / overhead13%
Fundraising11%
Salaries & benefits$157K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$339K
Cash$62K
Investments$273K
Liabilities$0
Net assets$339K
Liquid reserves16.2 mo
6 years on record · 2019–2024 · YoY revenue -8.5%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
board members · 9
- BARBARA WERBER — DIRECTOR
- COLLEEN STYER — C0-PRESIDENT
- DAVID ZUCKER — DIRECTOR
- JANET DEMASI — DIRECTOR
- LESLIE JEFFREY — SECRETARY
- MARION GINDES — C0-PRESIDENT
- ROBERT RAINIER — TREASURER
- SUZY HUANG — DIRECTOR
- TONI RYAN — DIRECTOR
relationships · 97
Who they work with
- 10538 Bicycles Partner — Business donor from Larchmont for the 2026 Gala raffle
- A Mercurio Sons Partner — Business donor from Mamaroneck for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Adventure Hair Design Partner — Business donor from Larchmont for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Aerus Electrolux Partner — Business donor from Larchmont for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Alzheimer’s Association Hudson Valley Chapter Partner — David Zucker, a board member of At Home on the Sound, serves as a community engagement manager for the Alzheimer’s Association Hudson Valley Chapter.
- Ani Ramen House – Larchmont Partner — Business donor from Larchmont for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Arcadia Florist Partner — Business donor from Mamaroneck for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Atelier Modern Partner — Business donor from Larchmont for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Bango Bowls Partner — Business donor from Larchmont for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Bluestone Lane Partner — Business donor from Larchmont for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Bodicures Partner — Donated a 1-hour facial as part of a wellness basket for a raffle at the organization's 2026 Gala
- Bodicures Partner — Donated a 60-minute facial for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Boiano Bakery Partner — Business donor from Mamaroneck for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Boleria Brazilian Bakery Partner — Business donor from Mamaroneck for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Bradley’s Café Partner — Business donor from Larchmont for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Brasserie Le Steak Partner — Donated dinner for two for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Bread & Cocoa Partner — Business donor from Larchmont for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Chat 19 American Grill Partner — Business donor from Larchmont for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Chocolations Partner — Business donor from Mamaroneck for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Circle 7 Framing Partner — Business donor from Larchmont for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Cocoa Chocolate Shop Partner — Business donor from Larchmont for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Cosmo & Alex Partner — Business donor from Mamaroneck for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Daniel Demasi Partner — Donated a sunset cruise for six people for the 2026 Gala raffle
- DeCicco & Sons Partner — Donated an Italian gift basket for a raffle at the organization's 2026 Gala
- Decicco & Sons Larchmont Partner — Donated an Italian gift basket for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Discount Plus Partner — Business donor from Mamaroneck for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Dragon Tea Partner — Business donor from Mamaroneck for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Dubrovnik Partner — Donated dinner for two for the 2026 Gala raffle
- Dunkin Partner — Business donor from Larchmont for the 2026 Gala raffle
- D’Agostino’s Clothiers & Tailors Partner — Business donor from Larchmont for the 2026 Gala raffle
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strategies · 3
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Aging in Place through Community-Based Supportmethodology: aging-in-placeBy providing localized, member-focused assistance and leveraging community-driven networks, we enable older adults to remain in their homes and communities, because social and practical support systems reduce reliance on institutional care.
- Peer Volunteer Engagement for Service Deliverymethodology: community_volunteer_engagementBy engaging retirees and community members as volunteers, we increase service capacity and foster intergenerational connection, because peer-led models enhance trust, participation, and relational continuity.
- Social Connectedness to Combat Isolationmethodology: social-connectednessBy offering access to social, cultural, and recreational programs, we reduce social isolation among older adults, because meaningful engagement fosters emotional well-being and cognitive resilience.