MOHAWK VALLEY INSTITUTE FOR LEARNING IN RETIREMENT
EIN 84-1629435 · Adult Education (B60)
What they do
MVILR Provided Educational, Cultural, Social, and Wellness Programming for Older Adults Throughout The Mohawk Valley. Programming Included Volunteer-led Courses During The Fall, Winter, and Spring Semesters; A Four-day Summer Learning Program; Guest Speakers; Music and Arts Programming; Health and Wellness Presentations; and Educational Programs Offered Both On and Off Campus. MVILR Also Provided Programs and Special Events Open to The Broader Community and Collaborated With Area Nonprofit, Educational, Cultural, Health, and Community Organizations. During Fall 2026 Alone, MVILR Offered 53 Courses Led By 43 Facilitators, Representing More Than 350 Hours of Scheduled Programming. Additional Activities Included Music Mondays, A Weekly Special Speakers Series, Health-related Programming, Community Events, and The Annual Open House and Senior Showcase Connecting Older Adults With Local Organizations and Services.
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ContactStephen KeyserTreasurer
Mailing address1101 Floyd Avenue, Rome, NY 13501
Main phone(315) 868-0888 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailmvilr@mvcc.eduSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- May 2005
- County
- Oneida
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