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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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Healthy Food Access

Healthy Communities of the Capital Area

(Gardiner, Maine)

2016|$150,000|Three years

To expand gleaning and food processing efforts that will increase distribution of fresh, local fruits and vegetable to local food pantries and food banks. The Restorative Community Harvest Program of the Kennebec Sheriff’s Office and Kennebec County Correctional Facility will be the lead gleaning agency for this project. For the project’s first expansion year, a 5 percent increase of the current 40,000 pounds of food is expected. Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation grant.

Healthy Food Access

Healthy Communities of the Capital Area

(Statewide, Maine)

2025|$35,000|One year

To advance access to healthy food

Healthy Aging

Healthy Peninsula

(Blue Hill, Maine)

2022|$40,000|One year

Improve the health and well-being of Blue Hill Peninsula, Deer Isle and Stonington residents. Healthy Peninsula will use resources to increase access to social supports and services for older adults experiencing isolation.

Improving Conditions for Older Adults

Healthy Peninsula

(Blue Hill Peninsula, Maine)

2024|$100,000|Three years

Enhance and coordinate Bridging Neighbors initiative, using volunteers to provide orientation, navigation, advocacy and social connection to older adults for improved access to and awareness of resources that support well-being.

Changing Inequitable SystemsHealthy Aging

Healthy Waltham

(Waltham, Massachusetts)

2020|$100,000|Two years

Expands Waltham Connections’ Senior Pantries to additional Housing Authority sites; increases communications around opportunities that address social isolation; and adapts the Waltham Senior Civic Academy curriculum to a virtual format. Healthy Waltham is the lead agency and fiscal sponsor for Waltham Connections. Tufts Health Plan Foundation grant.

Healthy AgingImproving Conditions for Older Adults

Healthy Waltham

(Waltham, Massachusetts)

2016|$62,720|Two years

Connections for Healthier Aging in Waltham: To support Waltham Connections, a collaboration of seniors and stakeholders from community organizations and city government that will focus on advocacy and develop programs to support diverse populations and address gaps in acces. Tufts Health Plan Foundation grant.

Healthy AgingImproving Conditions for Older Adults

Healthy Waltham

(Waltham, Massachusetts)

2017|$100,240|Two years

Waltham Connections for Healthy Aging: To build momentum for the second and third years of this city-wide, age-friendly initiative. Tufts Health Plan Foundation grant.

Changing Inequitable SystemsHealthy Aging

Healthy Waltham, Inc.

(Waltham, Massachusetts)

2019|$20,000|Six months

Broadening Waltham Connections for Healthy Aging: To extend and strengthen the work of Waltham Connections on inclusion, nutrition and transportation. Tufts Health Plan Foundation grant.

Mental Health

Hearty Roots

(Bristol, Maine)

2023|$40,000|Two years

Build confidence, mindfulness and resiliency skills for youth in rural Maine communities through use of physical activity and exposure to nature to support mental health and wellness.

COVID-19 Response Grants

Hebrew SeniorLife, Inc.

(Boston, Massachusetts)

2020|$10,000|One year

Grant Program for Agencies Serving Older Adults During the COVID-19 Pandemic. Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation grant.