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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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Capacity BuildingCommunity Building

Lawyers’ Committee for Rhode Island

(Statewide, Rhode Island)

2026|$50,000|One year

To advance nonprofit capacity building

Equity in Aging

Legal Services for the Elderly

(Statewide, Maine)

2024|$90,000|Three years

In collaboration with elder services network, advocate for public policies in support of older adults who experience systemic barriers.

Equity in Aging

LifePath

(Franklin County and North Quabbin region, Massachusetts)

2024|$190,000|Three years

In partnership with Franklin Regional Council of Governments and resident-led working groups, implement Age- and Dementia-Friendly Franklin County and North Quabbin initiative across 30 towns.

Changing Inequitable SystemsHealthy Aging

Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly

(Boston, Massachusetts)

2021|$70,000|Two years

Develop and launch Digital Dividends, an intergenerational technology training program for older adults with low incomes. Tufts Health Plan Foundation grant.

Special Programs

Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly

(Boston, Massachusetts)

2025|$10,000|One year

Nominated by the Multicultural Connections CRG

COVID-19 Response Grants

Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly

(Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts)

2020|$10,000|One year

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

Healthy Aging

Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly

(Boston, Massachusetts)

2023|$90,000|Two years

Increase social connectedness and friendships for older adults with low incomes in Boston through volunteer-based intergenerational programming and activities.

Equity in Aging

Livable Streets Transportation Alliance of Boston, Inc.

(Boston, Massachusetts)

2024|$50,000|One year

Organize coalition partners and community members, including older people and people with disabilities, to advocate for fare-free bus program and bus lane enforcement to improve transit safety and equity.

Policy and Systems Improvements

Livable Streets Transportation Alliance of Boston, Inc.

(Boston, Massachusetts)

2025|$150,000|Three years

To advance mobility

Healthy AgingPolicy and Systems Improvements

LivableStreets Transportation Alliance of Boston, Inc.

(Boston, Massachusetts)

2021|$80,000|Two years

Organize diverse older adults to advocate for fare-free bus programs in Massachusetts.Tufts Health Plan Foundation grant.