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The CVS Health Foundation Hometown Fund

 

Investing in the communities where we live and work

Whether we are working to broaden access to high-quality health care, lower costs or drive higher levels of engagement for consumers, we continue to keep people at the heart of everything we do across our business. Our CVS Health® Foundation Hometown Fund was created as an extension of this commitment to support our neighbors and communities that our headquarters call home. Our 2025 Hometown Fund opens in March 2025.

2024 CVS Health Foundation Hometown Fund

Our 2024 CVS Health Foundation grantees are making a lasting impact on the health of everyone they serve. Learn more about our grantees important work below:

COMPASS Youth Collaborative, The Health Collective (previously known as The Hartford Gay and Lesbian Health Collective, Inc), Mercy Housing and Shelter Corporation, Health Equity Solutions, YWCA Hartford Region, The Center for Latino Progress (previously known as the CT Puerto Rican Forum), Dignity Grows, Urban League of Greater Hartford, Cooper Beech Institute, Keney Park Sustainability Project, North Hartford Partnership, Camp Courant, South Park Inn, UR Community Cares and Prudence Crandall Center.

Worcester Regional Food Hub, The Shine Initiative, Franklin Food Pantry, MA Health Council and Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro South.

Foster Forward, Olneyville Housing Corporation dba ONE Neighborhood Builders, Sojourner House, Aldersbridge Communities, Youth Pride, Inc., Genesis Center, Meals on Wheels of RI Inc., Clinica Esperanza/Hope Clinic, Wood River Health, Interfaith Counseling Center, Shri Service Corps (Shri), Adoption Rhode Island, Higher Ground International, Project Weber/RENEW, Inspiring Minds, Jonnycake Center for Hope, Northern RI Food Pantry, Elizabeth Buffum Chace Center, CareLink, Inc. and RIPIN.

A complement to our wide array of national philanthropic initiatives, the Hometown Fund is our way of giving back to the communities we call home. We’re proud to support nonprofits across the region who are making an impact on the lives of individuals in Rhode Island, Connecticut and Massachusetts.

Karen S. Lynch, President and Chief Executive Officer, CVS Health