Partnerships are essential to our work.    By partnering with public, private, and government organizations we are able to utilize list information in order to target those who are most likely eligible for benefits thereby increasing successful enrollments while decreasing costs.

Our Partners say it best . . .

"The PACE Program has worked closely with Benefits Data Trust for several years helping Pennsylvanians gain access to benefits they are eligible to receive.  Through this partnership, we have gained an intricate awareness of how important list strategies are in outreaching, educating, and helping low-income seniors understand and gain access to benefits."

 

Tom M. Snedden

Director, PACE Program

Pennsylvania Dept. of Aging

 

 

“Benefits Data Trust has been a long-standing partner of the National Council on Aging (NCOA). In fact, they were one of only ten organizations throughout the United States funded by NCOA’s AoA-supported National Center for Benefits Outreach and Enrollment to serve as a Benefits Enrollment Center (BEC), developing community-wide systems for benefits outreach and enrollment and using person-centered strategies to get older adults and younger adults with disabilities into all the benefits for which they are eligible. They have consistently been one of our strongest BECs.”

 

Marisa Scala-Foley

Director

NCOA

 

 

"It is my great pleasure to write a letter of strong support from the City of Philadelphia for Benefits Data Trust’s BenePhilly project, which is putting the City at the forefront of innovative efforts to help low-income individuals gain access to valuable federal and state benefits."

 

Pauline M. Abernathy

City of Philadelphia

Senior Advisor to Mayor

 

 

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