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Our colleagues go well beyond the 12 hours of paid volunteer time that the company gives each employee. A highlight of the year is Blue across Rhode Island, a company-wide day of service when we partner with local organizations to swing hammers, roll paint, pack supplies, and support Rhode Islanders in many other ways. 2025 marked the 14th year of Blue across Rhode Island.
On our 14th annual Blue across Rhode Island, more than 500 BCBSRI employees volunteered more than 3,000 hours to help our neighbors.
Hours volunteered by BCBSRI employees throughout 2025 Rhode Islanders benefited from our Blue across RI day of service in 2025 Employees volunteered during Blue across Rhode Island in 2025 Hours volunteered during Blue across Rhode Island in 2025 Organizations supported during Blue across Rhode Island in 2025 The people who work at BCBSRI help our neighbors and communities throughout the year with contributions to the many community-based organizations that partner with BCBSRI, raising money for groups and initiatives like United Way of Rhode Island, American Heart Association, and Rhode Island Community Food Bank.
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