Awards/Recognition

Generations United Intergenerational Shared Site Best Practices Award (2008)

Awarded for demonstrating exemplary intergenerational practices. The Best Practices Program is aimed at strengthening organizations' capacities to effectively engage older adults, children and youth in intergenerational programs that enrich society.

Generations United Intergenerational Shared Site Award (2007)

Sponsored by the American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging, the specific award criterion requires that it honor an individual or organization which made outstanding contributions to uniting the generations through intergenerational, shared sites.

American Society on Aging/MetLife MindAlert Award (2005)

The award's focus is on aging issues, including helping people remain physically and mentally fit and remaining engaged in the community. The Institute was recognized for their holistic method of approaching care.

United States Senate Certificate of Commendation (2005)

Ohio Senator Mike DeWine issued the Commendation recognizing the creation of an innovative environment that encourages intergenerational exploration, interaction, and guidance.

Johnson & Johnson/Rosalynn Carter Caregivers Award (2004)

Awarded for efforts in intergenerational caregiving, specifically on the innovative aspects practiced at the Macklin Intergenerational Institute.