We Are Neighbors Helping Neighbors…
ElderNet of Lower Merion and Narberth is a nonprofit organization that was founded in 1976 by representatives of community, religious and governmental groups. ElderNet serves adults of all ages, especially frail older or younger disabled persons with low to moderate incomes who reside in Lower Merion or Narberth.
ElderNet helps older neighbors remain independent and provides a variety of free, practical services so they have access to healthcare, food security, and an improved quality of life. ElderNet also provides information to individuals who need assistance with housing, nursing care, or other necessities.
ElderNet is staffed by professional social workers and trained volunteers. ElderNet receives funds from community residents, Montgomery County Office on Aging and Adult Services, Lower Merion Township, the Borough of Narberth, national foundations, businesses, churches, synagogues and other groups.
ElderNet is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. A copy of our official registration and financial information may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling the toll free number, 1-800-732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement. See ElderNet’s 990 HERE.
Meet the Team
ElderNet is staffed by licensed social workers and degreed professionals. All staff are available for information and referrals. Nora Buck is on call with the Lower Merion Police Department to help with homeless issues.
Brandon Trombetta, M.S.W.
Executive Director
Seeking to fill this position
Volunteer Coordinator
Emily Waldron
Finance and Administration Manager
Michelle Gonzalez
Food Pantry Coordinator
Alex Fisher, L.M.S.W.
Social Worker
Darby Hanevich
Assistant Volunteer Coordinator
Board of Directors
ElderNet is currently accepting nominations for potential Board Members. ElderNet strives to have a Board comprised of Board Members who each deliver a unique set of skills. To complement the capabilities of our dedicated board, we are actively looking for individuals with an interest in the following:
Development: Corporate sponsorship and major donors
Advocacy: Issues generally related to seniors
Marketing: Educating constituents and volunteers about our mission
The Board meets on a monthly basis (with the exception of the summer) and works via a committee structure providing guidance in areas of professional expertise. If you or someone you know is a good candidate for the ElderNet Board, we would love to hear from you. Nominations may be submitted to: btrombetta@eldernetonline.org. Please include the individual’s name and contact information.
Ms. Lisa R. Adoni R.N.
Heathcare Consultant
Mrs. Carol Boslet
Public Relations Volunteer, Community Advocate
Ms. Martha M. Buccino, ElderNet Board President
Retired Healthcare Executive, Volunteer
Ms. Sharon Carson
Community Advocate, Volunteer
Ms. Beth Drapkin, ElderNet Board First Vice President
Healthcare Advocate
Ms. Stacia Duff
Retired Educator, Volunteer
Ms. Kathy Esibill
Retired Educator, Volunteer
Mr. Ralph Grasso
Business Owner, Community Advocate, Volunteer
Mr. William Gross, First Vice President
Retired Banker, Community Advocate, Volunteer
Dr. Maureen A. Hennessey, Ed.D., ElderNet Second Vice President
Director, Community Health Services, Bryn Mawr Hospital/Main Line Health
Mr. Gregory T. Kelleher, Treasurer
Retired NonProfit Financial Executive, Local Entrepreneur and Volunteer
Mr. Zak Pyzik, Secretary
Communications Director, State Senate of Pennsylvania
Ms. Joy Beller Shore
Vice President, Care Management Programs Abramson Center for Jewish Life
Mr. William Trask
Lawyer
Ms. Cynthia B. Wishkovsky MSSA LSW,
CBWPartners
Consultant – Eldercare/Non-profit management
Ms. Anne Wasserstrom
Retired Program Planner New York State Government, Volunteer