Mission
CICOA's mission is to empower older adults, those of any age with a disability, and their caregivers by providing the innovative answers, services, and support they need to achieve the greatest possible independence, dignity, and quality of life. This is how we advanced our mission in FY2025 (July 2024-June 2025).
Community Impact
Your care and concern help those among us who are facing hunger, chronic health conditions, loneliness, isolation and other challenges. Your support is a lifeline—ensuring they have access to information, nutritious meals, essential transportation, in-home care, and so much more!
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Leadership
CICOA's Board of Directors, Foundation Board of Trustees, Advisory Council and other committees are advocates for our mission, contributing their time, professional and personal talents, and resources on behalf of our clients.
Board of Directors
Kathy Frank, Chair
Deanna Conerly, 1st Vice Chair
Case Calvert, Secretary
Marie Myers, Treasurer & 2nd Vice Chair
Peter Bisbecos, Immediate Past Chair
Sonja Buckner-Marion
Kim Garriott
LaWanda Girton
Charlie Mercer
Kisha Tandy
Foundation Board
Peter Bisbecos, Chair
Sarah Crist, Vice Chair
Neil Steffens, Secretary/Treasurer
Laura Haynes, Past Chair
Tauhric Brown
Jason Buck
Kathy Frank
Gary Hobbs
Christy Huston
Wess Jackson
Henry "Hank" Mosley
Advisory Council
Vickie Peterson, President
Beth Edwards, Vice President
Melissa Arnold
Kristi Dunigan
Patrice Hardy
Teri House Gottschalk
Lauren Pursiful-Rynerson
Kenny Vanderbur
CICOA Strategy Team
Lisa Schneekloth, President & CEO
Erica Seabaugh, Chief Operations Officer
Steve Gerber, Chief Development Officer
Peter Bisbecos, General Counsel
Nicci Annen, VP of Customer Service & Outreach
Jonathan Haag, VP of Innovation
Cassie Dull, Director of Marketing & Communications
Grant-Funded Organizations
Organizations Receiving Older Americans Act Funding Through CICOA in FY2024-FY2025
A Caring Place
Title III-E
Award Amount: $9,500
A Senior Retreat
Title III-E
Award Amount: $9,135
Boone County Senior Services
Title III-B; Title III-E
Award Amount: $50,636
Catholic Charities Indianapolis
Title III-E
Award Amount: $39,078
Hancock County Senior Services
Title III-B; Title III-E
Award Amount: $52,670
Hendricks County Senior Services
Title III-B; Title III-D; Title III-E
Award Amount: $106,129
Indiana Legal Services
Title III-B
Award Amount: $45,494
John Boner Community Center
Title III-D
Award Amount: $9,135
Johnson County Senior Services
Title III-B
Award Amount: $62,029
Joy's House
Title III-E
Award Amount: $42,123
Little Red Door Cancer Agency
Title III-E
Award Amount: $31,465
Morgan County Connect
Title III-B
Award Amount: $34,800
PrimeLife Enrichment
Title III-B; Title III-D; Title III-E
Award Amount: $128,016
Shelby Senior Services
Title III-B; Title III-D; Title III-E
Award Amount: $93,460
Shepherd's Center of Hamilton County
Title III-D; Title III-E
Award Amount: $46,315
Still Waters Adult Day Services
Title III-E
Award Amount: $12,000
Financials
FISCAL YEAR 2025 (July 1, 2024-June 30, 2025)
Your gift brings hope to older adults, people with disabilities and family caregivers.
