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Explore to learn more about community investments made since 2016.
Results will include grants made by Point32Health Foundation as well as our heritage organizations (Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation and Tufts Health Plan Foundation).
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COVID-19 Response Grants
Gardening the Community (Third Sector New England)
(Springfield , Massachusetts)Healthy Food Fund – COVID-19 relief grant. Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation grant.
COVID-19 Response Grants
Gather
(Portsmouth, New Hampshire)Healthy Food Fund – COVID-19 relief grant. Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation grant.
Healthy Food Access
Gather
(Portsmouth, New Hampshire)Increase the amount of fresh healthy food provided to the Seacoast community by strengthening volunteer recruitment and management capacity. Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation grant.
Healthy Food Access
Gather
(Portsmouth, New Hampshire)Expand fresh food distribution and reduce hunger in the Greater Seacoast Region of New Hampshire.
Healthy Food Access
Gather
(Statewide, New Hampshire)Expand fresh food distribution and reduce hunger in the Greater Seacoast Region of New Hampshire.
Healthy Food Access
Gather New Haven
(New Haven, Connecticut)Expanding community volunteer opportunities and the Growing Entrepreneurs program for New Haven high school-aged students. Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation grant.
Special Programs
Gay for Good Boston
(Boston, Massachusetts)Nominated by Pride Point CRG, for addressing issues such as food security and mental health for LGBTQIA+ individuals.
Equity in Aging
Gerontology Institute at the University of Massachusetts Boston
Support material development and design of the healthy aging reports; infographics for the five New England states; and updated website.
Healthy Aging
Gerontology Institute at the University of Massachusetts Boston
(Statewide, Massachusetts)Healthy Aging Data Reports: To develop and disseminate a new healthy aging data report for Maine and updates for Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. The reports will be used by communities pursuing age- or dementia-friendly initiatives and by organizations serving older people.

