Together with community, we advance equity in aging so communities thrive, are great places to grow up and grow old, and everyone experiences equitable health outcomes.
A five-year, $10 million commitment to intermediaries and movement-builders captures how Point32health Foundation Inc approaches equity in aging: it backs organizations that are proximate to communities of color and others facing systemic barriers, and it pairs that with multi-year general operating support. The foundation’s recent grant list also shows repeated support for Massachusetts and New England-based institutions working on aging, racial equity, food access, dementia support, and community organizing. Among the largest recent awards, Boston Foundation Inc received $706,850 for racial equity fund civic leadership, while University of Massachusetts Foundation Inc received $305,606 for engage Cambodian adult/impr health. Those grants sit alongside support for age-friendly collaborations, caregiver-related work, and mental health efforts for older adults. The pattern suggests a funder that uses unrestricted and capacity-building dollars to strengthen organizations already doing community-led work, rather than funding isolated projects only. Its named focus areas connect aging to social and racial justice, policy, advocacy, housing, healthy food access, mobility, and dementia-friendly initiatives. The result is a portfolio centered on older adults and the systems around them, especially where health equity, community power, and aging intersect.
Point32health Foundation Inc supports social and racial justice work through grants such as $279,000 to Boston Foundation Inc for equality fund; racial justice fund. In a separate equity-in-aging stream, it gave $185,000 to New Futures for healthy aging, showing that policy and advocacy sit alongside direct community support in the portfolio. Food access appears as another recurring theme. The foundation provided $120,000 to Massachusetts Law Reform Institute Inc for food benefits and $106,143 to Worcester County Food Bank Inc for access to food matching gifts. Those awards align with its stated interest in healthy food access and low-income community needs. The foundation also backs age- and dementia-friendly infrastructure. Rhode Island College Foundation received $110,000 for age-friendly Rhode Island, while Connecticut Community Care Inc received $149,000 for CT age well coll age, dementia cmt y. Smaller and larger grants are both used to support local systems change around aging.
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$125.4M
$19.3M
$11.1M
Most grants fall between $20K and $65K, with a median of $40K.
25th Percentile
$20K
Median
$40K
75th Percentile
$65K
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Typical grant size falls at $20,000 at the 25th percentile, $40,000 at the median, and $65,375 at the 75th percentile. The recent list also includes much larger strategic awards, including a five-year $10 million intermediary investment and a $706,850 racial equity grant. The foundation uses a mix of multi-year general operating support, matching gifts, sponsorships, and capacity building, with several active programs accepting unsolicited inquiries. Grants recur across years for some recipients: Boston Foundation Inc, New Futures, Connecticut Community Care Inc, and Rhode Island College Foundation each appear in more than one year. That repeat pattern points to ongoing relationships rather than one-time awards.
Grants are concentrated in the Northeast, with 54% of awards going to recipients in Massachusetts, while New York ranks highest by grant count. Recent recipients cluster in Boston, Newton, Waltham, Lawrence, Concord, Bristol, Providence, and Lewiston. The portfolio also reaches Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island through age-friendly, aging-services, and policy-related grants. All recorded recipient grants in the dataset are in the United States.
The foundation funds equity in aging, social and racial justice, policy and advocacy, organizing and systems improvement, healthy aging collaborations, caregiver support, healthy food access, mobility and transportation, housing, and age- and dementia-friendly initiatives. Recent grants show these priorities in practice through aging services, food benefits, racial justice, and community-led systems change.
Yes. Its active programs include multi-year general operating grants for nonprofits doing community-led work that advances equity in aging, and recent awards include general operating support with matching gifts or sponsorship language. The foundation also uses capacity-building support and grants for staff wellness and executive coaching.
The typical grant size is $20,000 at the 25th percentile, $40,000 at the median, and $65,375 at the 75th percentile. The recent awards list also includes smaller mini-grants and larger strategic commitments, so the portfolio ranges from modest community support to major multi-year investments.
Massachusetts receives 54% of grants by recipient location, and New York is the top state by grant count overall. Recent recipient cities include Boston, Newton, Waltham, Lawrence, Concord, Bristol, Providence, Lewiston, and Worcester County communities.
Yes. Several active programs accept unsolicited inquiries, including colleague volunteering engagement, COVID-19 community response grants, and multiple general operating grant streams focused on equity in aging. One intermediary and movement-builder investment program is marked as not accepting unsolicited requests.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Current and upcoming funding from Point32health Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Organizations must be led by people connected to the community they represent, advance systemic change and fight injustices, and work in communities that have experienced historic disinvestment and barriers to access.
Deadline: September 18, 2026; decisions announced in December.
Who can apply: Nonprofits in CT, ME, MA, NH and RI seeking to host volunteer opportunities with Point32Health colleagues.
Deadline: Application open year-round.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BOSTON FOUNDATION INC | BOSTON, MA | $302,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; SPONSORSHIP, MATCH |
| UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS FOUNDATION INC | NEWTON, MA | $295,746 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; SPONSORSHIP |
| NEW FUTURES | CONCORD, NH | $185,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; HEALTHY AGING |
| ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE & RELATED DISORDERS MA | NEWTON, MA | $182,436 | 2025 | COMMTY PARTNER; ALZ WALK/MATCH |
| MAINE COUNCIL ON AGING | LEWISTON, ME | $147,451 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; MATCHING GIFTS |
| AGESPAN INC | LAWRENCE, MA | $135,000 | 2025 | MHAC SUPPORT; VARIOUS PROGRAMS |
| CONNECTICUT COMMUNITY CARE INC | BRISTOL, CT | $125,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; AGING IN CT |
| MASSACHUSETTS LAW REFORM INSTITUTE INC | BOSTON, MA | $120,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; FOOD BENEFITS |
| NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL ILLNESS OF MA | WOBURN, MA | $110,011 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; MATCHING GIFTS |
| RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE FOUNDATION | PROVIDENCE, RI | $110,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; AGE-FRIENDLY RI |
| LA COLABORATIVA | CHELSEA, MA | $100,250 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; ECONOMIC SUPPORT |
| MASSACHUSETTS PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION | BOSTON, MA | $100,154 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; SPONSORSHIP/MATCH |
| PARTNERS FOR A HEALTHIER COMMUNITY | SPRINGFIELD, MA | $100,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; AGING IN SPRINGFIELD |
| NAMI OF CONNECTICUT INC | HARTFORD, CT | $100,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT EXPANDING PROGRAMS |
| NAMI RHODE ISLAND | PROVIDENCE, RI | $100,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; TRANSITION YEAR SUPP |
| AGENCY ON AGING OF SOUTH CENTRAL CT INC | NORTH HAVEN, CT | $100,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; AGING ANSWERS |
| UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF NH | CONCORD, NH | $100,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; HEALTHY AGING |
| WAY FINDERS INC | SPRINGFIELD, MA | $95,900 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; MATCHING GIFTS |
| THE CARROLL CENTER FOR THE BLIND INC | NEWTON, MA | $94,750 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; VOL STIPENDS |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE HUNGER SOLUTIONS INC | CONCORD, NH | $90,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; HEALTHY FOOD ACCESS |
| MASSACHUSETTS SENIOR ACTION COUNCIL | QUINCY, MA | $90,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; |
| MASSACHUSETTS ASSOCIATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH | BOSTON, MA | $88,500 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; MATCHING GIFTS |
| OLNEYVILLE HOUSING CORPORATION | PROVIDENCE, RI | $84,333 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; MATCHING GIFTS |
| RHODE ISLAND COALITION FOR THE HOMELESS | PAWTUCKET, RI | $76,500 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; HOMELESSNESS |
| PROGRESO LATINO INC | CENTRAL FALLS, RI | $75,200 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; MATCHING GIFTS |
| WORCESTER COMMUNITY ACTION COUNCIL | WORCESTER, MA | $75,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; COMMUNITY HEALTH |
| WORLD FARMERS INC | LANCASTER, MA | $75,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; FARMER SUPPORT |
| MAINE INITIATIVES | PORTLAND, ME | $75,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; ORGANIZATION FUND |
| PARTNERS IN HEALTH A NONPROFIT CORPORATION | BOSTON, MA | $75,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; HEALTH EQUITY |
| DIRECT ACTION RIGHTS & EQUALITY - DARE | PROVIDENCE, RI | $75,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; BAIL ON 32F |
| LOCAL INITIATIVES SUPPORT CORPORATION | PROVIDENCE, RI | $75,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; MENTAL HEALTH |
| THE ARC CONNECTICUT INC | NEW CANAAN, CT | $75,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; PPLE W DISABILITIES |
| SENIORCARE INC | GLOUCESTER, MA | $75,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; AGE & DEMENTIA |
| MA FOOD SYSTEM COLLABORATIVE | GREENFIELD, MA | $70,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; EDUCATION |
| MAB COMMUNITY SERVICES INC | BROOKLINE, MA | $70,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; VISUAL DISABILITIES |
| GRANTMAKERS IN AGING INC | WHITE PLAINS, NY | $70,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; CONF SPONSORSHIP |
| HEALTH CARE FOR ALL INC | BOSTON, MA | $66,450 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; SPONSORSHIP/MATCH |
| THE GREATER BOSTON FOOD BANK INC | BOSTON, MA | $66,410 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; MATCHING GIFTS |
| GRANITE STATE ORGANIZING PROJECT | MANCHESTER, NH | $66,360 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; COMMUNITY PROJECT |
| FULL PLATES FULL POTENTIAL | BRUNSWICK, ME | $66,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; SYSTEMS CHANGE |
| NAMI NEW HAMPSHIRE | CONCORD, NH | $65,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; OLDER ADULTS |
| JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE OF GREATER NEW HAVEN | NEW HAVEN, CT | $65,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; INCREASING ACCESS |
| RHODE ISLAND FOOD POLICY COUNCIL | PROVIDENCE, RI | $60,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; LOCAL FOOD SYSTEM |
| MAINE ORGANIC FARMERS AND GARDENERS ASSOC | UNITY, ME | $60,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; FOOD SYSTEM FOR ALL |
| CONNECTICUT COALITION TO END HOMELESSNESS | HARTFORD, CT | $60,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; PUBLIC HEALTH |
| THE SENIOR AGENDA COALITION OF RHODE ISLAND | PROVIDENCE, RI | $60,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; RI OLDER ADULTS |
| THE BASEBALL INC | ROXBURY, MA | $60,000 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; URBAN WELLNESS |
| GROWING PLACES GARDEN PROJECT INC | LEOMINSTER, MA | $58,384 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; LOCAL FOOD WORKS |
| WORCESTER COUNTY FOOD BANK INC | SHREWSBURY, MA | $57,497 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; MATCHING GIFTS |
| GREENROOTS | CHELSEA, MA | $56,610 | 2025 | GEN OPP SUPPORT; MATCHING GIFTS |
GEN OPP SUPPORT; MATCHING GIFTS
AGESPAN INC
$135,000MHAC SUPPORT; VARIOUS PROGRAMS
CONNECTICUT COMMUNITY CARE INC
$125,000GEN OPP SUPPORT; AGING IN CT
RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE FOUNDATION
$110,000GEN OPP SUPPORT; AGE-FRIENDLY RI
MASSACHUSETTS PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION
$100,154GEN OPP SUPPORT; SPONSORSHIP/MATCH
PARTNERS FOR A HEALTHIER COMMUNITY
$100,000GEN OPP SUPPORT; AGING IN SPRINGFIELD
NAMI OF CONNECTICUT INC
$100,000GEN OPP SUPPORT EXPANDING PROGRAMS
NAMI RHODE ISLAND
$100,000GEN OPP SUPPORT; TRANSITION YEAR SUPP
UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF NH
$100,000GEN OPP SUPPORT; HEALTHY AGING
DIRECT ACTION RIGHTS & EQUALITY - DARE
$75,000GEN OPP SUPPORT; BAIL ON 32F
THE ARC CONNECTICUT INC
$75,000GEN OPP SUPPORT; PPLE W DISABILITIES
SENIORCARE INC
$75,000GEN OPP SUPPORT; AGE & DEMENTIA
GEN OPP SUPPORT; INCREASING ACCESS
THE SENIOR AGENDA COALITION OF RHODE ISLAND
$60,000GEN OPP SUPPORT; RI OLDER ADULTS
