An empirical analysis of organizational innovative activities of welfare facilities for the aged was conducted. Particularly, we aimed to induce implications to actually encourage organizational innovative activities of welfare facilities for the aged through comparative analysis of welfare centers for the aged - a traditional non-profit organization among welfare facilities for the aged - and silver towns, an organization mainly in pursuit of profit. This study was conducted using mail and fax despatch from September 26 to December 12, 2009. Among total 422 sheets of questionnaires sent, we used 107 samples from 107 welfare centers for the aged and 116 samples from 18 silver towns as final analytical data. We tested reliability of each scales for data analysis and also conducted descriptive analysis, independent samples t-test, simple correlation analysis and hierarchical regression analysis to solve the problems of the study. We got three main findings from this process as below. Firstly, in regard to frequency of organizational innovative activities for last two years, both in welfare centers for the aged and silver towns, innovative activities for product marked the highest frequency, while frequency of innovative activities for procedure was assessed as lowest. Secondly, in all types of chief executive’s leadership, mean value of welfare centers for the aged exceeded that of silver towns, while mean value of silver towns exceeded that of welfare centers for the aged in variables of scale of organization, diversification and centralization. Thirdly, variable most influencing on organizational innovative activities was assessed as duration in welfare centers for the aged and as scale of organization in silver towns respectively. These findings suggest necessity for people engaged in this field to pay more attention to innovative activities for procedure through linkage of welfare centers for the aged and silver towns to the exterior and further require discussion and research on technology to change service and delivery system of programs and to adopt new delivery system.