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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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COVID-19 Response Grants

United Way of the Tri-Valley Area

(Farmington, Maine)

2020|$10,000|One year

Community-Based Organization Response to COVID-19 Grant Program. Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation grant.

Healthy AgingMomentum Fund

United Way of Western Connecticut Inc.

(Danbury, Connecticut)

2019|$10,000|One year

Age Well CT Ambassador Program: To launch an ambassador program to help demystify and destigmatize the process of food access for Danbury’s older adults. United Way of Western Connecticut is serving as the fiscal agent. A Momentum Fund grant for early-stage age-friendly and/or dementia-friendly work. Tufts Health Plan Foundation grant.

COVID-19 Response Grants

United Way of Western Connecticut, Inc.

(Danbury, Connecticut)

2020|$10,000|One year

Momentum Fund support to address community needs resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. Tufts Health Plan Foundation grant.

COVID-19 Response Grants

University of Massachusetts Amherst

(Amherst, Massachusetts)

2020|$10,000|One year

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

Changing Inequitable SystemsHealthy Aging

University of Massachusetts Boston – Gerontology Institute

(Boston, Massachusetts)

2019|$448,000|Two years

Connecticut and Rhode Island Healthy Aging Data Reports: To develop and disseminate healthy aging data reports for Rhode Island (updated) and Connecticut (new). The reports will be used by communities pursuing age- or dementia-friendly initiatives and by organizations serving older people. Tufts Health Plan Foundation grant.

Collaboration and Community EngagementHealthy Aging

University of Massachusetts Foundation

(Boston, Massachusetts)

2018|$200,000|Two years

Age-Friendly Boston Initiative (Phase II): To leverage partnerships, build collaborations, and intersect with initiatives in other sectors identified as priorities in the implementation phase of Age-Friendly Boston Initiative. Tufts Health Plan Foundation grant.

Collaboration and Community EngagementHealthy Aging

University of Massachusetts Foundation

(Boston, Massachusetts)

2017|$104,105|One year

Age-Friendly Boston Initiative: Phase II: To leverage partnerships, build new collaborations and engagement, and intersect with initiatives in priority sectors as identified in the implementation phase and Age-Friendly Boston Action Plan. Tufts Health Plan Foundation grant.

Changing Inequitable Systems

University of Massachusetts Foundation / Lowell

(Lowell, Massachusetts)

2020|$300,000|Three years

Creates a citywide age-friendly initiative building community capacity to develop and implement action and evaluation plans that promote health, independence and quality of life for older residents in Lowell. The University of Massachusetts Foundation is the fiscal agent for the University of Massachusetts, Lowell. Tufts Health Plan Foundation grant.

Healthy Aging

University of Massachusetts Lowell

(Lowell, Massachusetts)

2023|$148,720|Two years

Promote health, independence and quality of life for older adults through the Age-Friendly Lowell initiative by deepening engagement with Cambodian residents in the City of Lowell.

Collaboration and Community EngagementHealthy Aging

University of New Hampshire

(Durham, New Hampshire)

2017|$185,311|Two years

Senior Leadership Alumni Network: To leverage the Senior Leadership Series and develop community leaders into advocates for a range of age-friendly issues in New Hampshire. Tufts Health Plan Foundation grant.