BLOOMINGTON (May 1, 2024) – Indiana University Health announced that CarDon
Associates and the Moore-Headley families have made a gift of $1.5 million to IU
Health.
The gift creates an endowed fund that will provide sustained support for
eldercare programs, services and resources with a focus on people living with
dementia. The fund will also support workforce development of people in the field of
eldercare. IU Health will match the gift, bringing its impact to $3 million.
“Caring for the elderly requires a special kind of compassion, dedication and empathy,
and the Moore-Headley family exemplifies these qualities in abundance,” said Denzil
Ross, president of IU Health South Central Region. “Their unwavering commitment to
the well-being and comfort of our elderly community members is truly commendable.”
CarDon & Associates was founded in 1977 by Carroll and Donna Moore (hence the
name, Car plus Don) and opened its first senior living community in Greenwood, Ind., in
1977. Their six children worked in that eldercare community, and today, four of those
children – who comprise the Moore-Headley families -- carry on their parents’
commitment to quality senior living communities.
“IU Health is profoundly grateful to the Moore and Headley families and CarDon and
Associates for their transformational approach in addressing the unique needs of the
aging population and the nationwide shortage of people to care for them,” said Crystal
Miller, president of IU Health Foundation and Chief Philanthropy Officer for IU Health.
“Visionary philanthropists are vital to our ability to look beyond today, to think
innovatively, to stretch further, to accelerate implementation, to take the risks that lead
to breakthroughs.”
The gift was announced during a celebration of the donors on April 30, 2024 and will be
facilitated by IU Health Foundation.
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