Corporate citizenship—it’s central to our values and includes philanthropic grants, community engagement, volunteering, supporting colleagues in their giving, and taking the lead on issues that matter to our members and colleagues.

Point32Health integrates good corporate citizenship in everything we do. For the third year, Point32Health was named to The Civic 50 list of socially responsible companies by Points of Light. Learn more about our commitment to communities by downloading the executive summary or reading the full report.

Learn about how we are working with community in your state: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island.
 

One year after becoming one foundation in service to community, Point32Health Foundation continues to learn and grow. Our work is rooted in community. We are steadfast advocates for systems change, champions of collaboration and inclusion—and unwavering in our commitment to racial equity.

What follows is a reflection on our first year as Point32Health Foundation. It includes grantee stories and photos, and a glimpse into the future.
 

Building on the rich tradition of service and giving established by Harvard Pilgrim Health Care and Tufts Health Plan, Point32Health demonstrates the undeniable power of collaboration, innovation and inclusion. This report features business practices focusing on equity and inclusion; products and services addressing health disparities; and community engagement that is relevant and responsive to meeting communities where they are. We share the stories of our work with diverse communities and how we are building toward a shared vision, eliminating barriers to improve health and well-being for everyone.

Learn about how we are working with community in your state: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island.
 

In 2020, being a good corporate citizen mattered more than ever.  As the COVID-19 virus spread across New England, we were ready to respond with food, volunteers, and expertise. At the same time, in the cities and towns where we live and work, we continued our pre-COVID-19 levels of giving and service to help support local healthy food projects, health care research and fundraising efforts for hundreds of nonprofit organizations. Here’s a look at how we worked to make a meaningful difference in very difficult times. 

 

Being a good corporate citizen is something everyone at Harvard Pilgrim takes personally. In the cities and towns where we live and work, we’re literally starting from the ground up to make sure everyone has access to healthy food, to help when disaster strikes, and to keep our environment healthy. We’re volunteering at and sponsoring hundreds of community nonprofit organizations and funding programs and research to make health care better and more affordable. Here’s a look at how we’re working to make a meaningful difference.