Corporate citizenship: It’s who we are

Highlights from programs and initiatives supporting community organizations.

  • Colleagues show up in full force for Volunteer Week

    More than 1,300 colleagues volunteered 3,100+ hours at 70+ projects during this year’s Volunteer Week. Colleagues volunteered at community organizations working to increase food security, support people experiencing homelessness, beautify parks and public spaces, reduce social isolation, and improve health outcomes in the places where we live and work. Thank you to the nonprofits who hosted us—and for the critical work you do to create healthy, thriving communities.

  • Flame of Hope ignites spirit of generosity at Point32Health

    Special Olympics Massachusetts (SOMA)’s “Flame of Hope” made its way to Point32Health’s Canton campus earlier this month. Colleagues gathered to cheer on the runners, local law enforcement officers and SOMA athletes, marking the start of the SOMA Summer Games in Boston.

    Kristin Lewis, President of the Foundation, presented the Tufts Health Plan Healthy Hero Award to SOMA athlete Matt Cobb (pictured above). Tufts Health Plan, SOMA’s official health insurance partner, created the award to recognize athletes who exemplify healthy, active lifestyles. In honor of Matt’s achievement, Tufts Health Plan also presented SOMA with a $500 donation in his name.

  • Colleagues honor Mental Health Awareness Month

    In May, Point32Health colleagues, friends and family members raised awareness and funds for the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). Through the NAMIWalks Massachusetts event in Boston, a 3v3 basketball tournament at our Canton office, an organization-wide Steps Challenge and individual efforts, more than 300 colleagues supported the cause. Total contributions to local NAMI Chapters in Conn., Maine, Mass., N.H. and R.I., exceeded $12,500, including a Foundation match for funds raised and steps logged.

  • Colleagues make a splash for a good cause

    Point32Health and Special Olympics Massachusetts (SOMA) hosted a Mobile Polar Plunge, a fundraising event to support SOMA, at our Canton, Mass. office. More than 50 colleagues plunged, volunteered and/or raised money for the cause. With a match from the Point32Health Foundation, more than $55,000 was contributed to support SOMA’s mission. Tufts Health Plan is the official health insurance partner of SOMA. Funds raised help more than 20,000 SOMA athletes access safe, inclusive sports training and competition.

  • Book drive fuels youth literacy and employment

    Colleagues recently participated in a books and media drive for More Than Words, an organization that helps young adults ages 16–24 build job skills and work experience while expanding access to books and literacy.

    Colleagues donated and delivered more than 725 lbs. of books and media items for the organization

  • Colleagues honor Earth Month

    Point32Health colleagues stepped up to serve our planet and the people on it. 34 colleagues volunteered to clean up trails and recreation areas with Friends of the Blue Hills and 19 created terrariums for Families in Transition. The terrariums will serve as a housewarming gift for older people living in senior housing so they can experience nature indoors.

  • Colleagues make a difference across the region on first Volunteer Day of 2026

    On March 25, more than 280 colleagues volunteered with 15 community organizations as part of a Point32Health Volunteer Day. Colleagues assembled care packages, wrote well-wish notes, revitalized outdoor spaces, sorted food pantry staples and much more.

    Volunteers for supported Animal Rescue League of Boston, Community Renewal Team, Community Servings, Cradles to Crayons, Dogs For Better Lives, GreenRoots, Meals on Wheels of Rhode Island, Mill City Grows, Northeast Arc, Project New Hope, Ronald McDonald House Charities New England, Shalom House, South Shore Support Services, The Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Resource Foundation and The Granite YMCA.

How Point32Health colleagues demonstrated our Community of Care in 2025.

#GivingTuesday generates nearly $1.2 million

Point32Health affirmed its commitment to community through the generosity of colleagues and Board members on #GivingTuesday. Donations to nonprofit organizations surpassed $390,000. With the double match from the Foundation, nearly $1.2 million will go to community organizations advancing our mission of healthier lives for everyone.  More than 100 colleagues also took time to volunteer on this global day of giving, supporting Animal Rescue League of Boston, Community Servings, Cradles to Crayons, Families in Transition, Father Bill’s & MainSpring, For All Ages, Hope Reads and Jewish Family & Children’s Service.

NAMIWalks team shows up for mental health awareness

This year, Point32Health expanded our annual participation in NAMIWalks to support the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and help shine a light on the importance of mental health for all. Through five the walk events, a 3v3 basketball tournament, and individual efforts, more than 80 colleagues, friends and family supported the cause. The team raised more than $3,600 to promote awareness of mental health issues, raise funds so NAMI’s top-rated programs can be offered at no-cost and build community by letting people know they are not alone. With a Foundation match, more than $7,200 will be contributed to the cause.

Colleagues take steps to end Alzheimer’s

Through 12 Walk to End Alzheimer’s events, a learning event with representatives from the Alzheimer’s Association ,and a mini-golf tournament, more than 1,100 colleagues, friends and family raised awareness and funds for people living with Alzheimer’s and other dementias. The team raised more than $64,000 to increase awareness, reduce stigma and support vital programs, including advocacy for those impacted and research to advance treatments. The Foundation will match all funds raised – with total combined contributions exceeding $128,000.

Colleagues meet the moment during Volunteer Week

More than 1,300 colleagues volunteered 3,200+ hours at 75+ projects in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island during this year’s Volunteer Week. Colleagues volunteered at community organizations working to improve food security, support people experiencing homelessness, improve parks and public spaces, reduce social isolation, and address other social determinants of health.

Honoring Earth Day

Point32Health colleagues stepped up to serve our planet and the people on it. Twenty-five colleagues volunteered to clean up trails and recreation areas with Friends of the Blue Hills, six volunteered at Boys and Girls Club of Pawtucket and another twenty-four created environmental-themed kits for the Happy Hope Foundation to deliver to children at Brockton Hospital, Signature Medical Group (SMG). Point32Health also hosted a panel discussion with Jen Klein of Friends of the Blue Hills and Usha Thakrar of Boston Area Gleaners on the importance of outdoor spaces and working at the intersection of farming, food waste and food access.

In community for the Boston Marathon

Seventy-five Point32Health colleagues were among the volunteers supporting the 129th running of the Boston Marathon. Point32Health was represented at the Expo, Fan Fest and other activities throughout the weekend, in support of runners and the community. In addition, thirty-eight colleagues ran the historic race with Point32Health, raising more than $75,000 for 29 nonprofits.

Colleagues brave the cold for a good cause

Point32Health, Special Olympics Massachusetts (SOMA), and NBA champion and Celtics guard Derrick White hosted a Mobile Polar Plunge, a fundraising event to support SOMA. More than 100 colleagues plunged, volunteered and/or raised dollars for the cause. With a match from the Point32Health Foundation, $41,000 was contributed to support SOMA’s mission.