Canton, MA (June 26, 2025) — Harvard Pilgrim Health Care and Tufts Health Plan today announced 39 grants totaling $6,845,000 through its philanthropic arm, the Point32Health Foundation. The grants will support community organizations in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. 

These investments support coalitions and organizations that improve conditions for older adults and help build thriving, healthier communities for all ages. 

“Point32Health is committed to making the communities where we live and work great places to grow up and grow old,” said Kristin Lewis, president of the Point32Health Foundation and executive vice president of Point32Health. “These grants will advance community-led solutions and create environments where we can all thrive as we age.” 

The grants will be provided to the following nonprofit organizations:

Connecticut ($460,000)

Connecticut Council for Philanthropy (Statewide) 
$50,000 | One year  
To advance community building 

Connecticut Oral Health Initiative (Statewide)
$100,000 | Two years
To advance healthy aging collaborations

PT Partners (Bridgeport) 
$100,000 | Two years
To advance housing and healthy aging collaborations

The Arc Connecticut (Statewide)
$150,000 | Two years
To advance healthy aging collaborations

Urban Alliance (Greater Hartford)
$60,000 | Two years
To advance access to healthy food 

Maine ($1,015,000)

Disability Rights Maine (Statewide)
$160,000 | Three years
To advance healthy aging collaborations

Healthy Communities of the Capital Area (Statewide)
$35,000 | One year
To advance access to healthy food 

Maine Council on Aging (Statewide)
$465,000 | Three years
To advance healthy aging collaborations

MCD Global Health (Aroostook, Washington, Somerset and Kennebec Counties)
$150,000 | Two years
To advance healthy aging collaborations

Moving Maine Network (Statewide)
$100,000 | Three years
To advance mobility  

Southern Maine Area Agency on Aging (Cumberland and York Counties) 
$105,000 | Two years
To advance access to healthy food 

Massachusetts ($3,225,000)

2Life Communities (Statewide)
$250,000 | Three years
To advance housing

Alter Dementia (Greater Boston) 
$60,000 | One-year
To advance caregiving support

Collaborative for Educational Services  (Hampshire County)
$50,000 | One year
To advance access to healthy food 

Community Servings (Statewide)
$185,000 | Three years
To advance access to healthy food 

DEAF, Inc. (Eastern region)
$200,000 | Three years
To advance caregiving support

Growing Places (North Central region)
$100,000 | Two years
To advance access to healthy food 

Healthcare For All(Statewide) 
$920,000 | Five-years
To advance healthy aging collaborations

Healthy Aging Martha's Vineyard (Martha’s Vineyard)
$90,000 | Two years
To advance mobility

Hilltown Community Development Corporation (Western region)
$120,000 | Three years
To advance access to healthy food 

Jewish Family & Children's Service(Statewide)
$180,000 | Three years
To advance caregiving support

Livable Streets Transportation Alliance of Boston, Inc. (Boston)
$150,000 | Three years
To advance mobility

Massachusetts Healthy Aging Collaborative (Statewide)
$70,000 | One year
To advance healthy aging collaborations

Massachusetts Senior Action Council (Statewide)
$240,000 | Three years
To advance healthy aging collaborations

Multicultural AIDS Coalition           (Statewide)
$90,000 | two years
To advance healthy aging collaborations

Project Bread (Statewide)
$185,000 | Three years
To advance access to healthy food 

SeniorCare (North Shore)
$135,000 | Two years
To advance healthy aging collaborations

Senior Connection (Worcester County)
$50,000 | One year
To advance mobility

Springfield Food Policy Council (Western region) 
$150,000 | Three years
To advance access to healthy food 

New Hampshire ($495,000)

Mount Washington Valley Adult Day (Carroll County)
$25,000 | One year
To advance caregiving support

New Hampshire Alliance for Healthy Aging (Statewide)
$290,000 | Three years
To advance healthy aging collaborations

ORIS (Concord, Manchester and Nashua)
$180,000 | Three years
To advance community building

Rhode Island ($1,650,000)

Alliance for Nonprofit Impact (Statewide) 
$625,000 | Five-years  
To advance healthy aging collaborations

Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC RI)  (Greater Providence)
$225,000 | Three years
To advance healthy aging collaborations and access to healthy food

Providence Streets Coalition (Statewide)
$160,000 | Two years
To advance mobility

RAMP Real Access Motivates Progress (Statewide)
$120,000 | Three years
To advance mobility

Resource Organizing Project (Statewide)
$375,000 | Five-years
To advance community building

RI Coalition for Elder Justice (Statewide)
$120,000 | Two years
To advance caregiving support

United Way of Rhode Island (Statewide) 
$25,000 | One year  
To advance community building