Supporting the health of our communities

Strong roots are how neighborhoods grow healthier. We’re proud to be deeply involved.

Making it our mission to be community-driven and informed

Helping our members, and all Massachusetts residents, lead healthy lives is our corporate citizenship mission. Central to this is our commitment to health justice and our pledge to take concrete steps to make real change.

While there are no simple solutions to overcoming the barriers to health that many face, one thing is clear: no company can make a lasting, sustainable impact on its own. We must all work together.

Learn more about our Health Justice focus

Read our Corporate Citizenship Report

 

 Giving our time

We’re proud to support our associates who share their skills and passion to volunteer across the commonwealth.

 Investing in our communities

We partner with not-for-profit organizations that offer innovative, multi-faceted solutions to address health justice.

 Reducing our footprint

We’re committed to doing business in a responsible, environmentally sustainable way to reduce our impact on the planet and improve public health.

Here are just a few of our latest community initiatives:

Excellence in Service

This spring, we celebrated the winners of our annual Excellence in Service Awards. These awards recognize our employees who embody our company values and have demonstrated an outstanding commitment to community service, diversity, equity and inclusion, and climate and health resilience. 

Learn more about our winners’ support for our members, employees, and community. 

Promoting Environmental Justice

We’re accelerating our company's environmental stewardship and committing to be carbon neutral and zero waste by 2030 – two decades ahead of the deadline set by the Paris Agreement on Climate Change. We also announced our $770,000 environmental justice grant to local not-for-profits.   

Read more about our work to advance environmental justice. 

Bringing equitable access to best-in-class fitness 

We’ve partnered with the National Fitness Campaign to provide $750,000 in grant funding to municipalities, schools and other organizations who own accessible public space to launch 15 new outdoor fitness courts in communities across Massachusetts.  

Learn more about how to qualify for funding.