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Community Impact Initiative - Spectrum Health Systems, Inc. Get Help Today. Call 1-877-My Rehab (1-877-697-3422) Community Impact Initiative Community Impact Initiative Sabre Imagery 2026-06-29T15:17:25-04:00 Spectrum’s Community Impact Initiative is an employee-driven program that provides financial support to non-profit partners across Massachusetts.
Spectrum staff are invited to submit nominations to the Community Impact Committee which is comprised of employees and board members and has the responsibility for selecting the grant recipients. Twice a year, Spectrum awards grants to organizations helping address substance use, mental health, food insecurity, housing, domestic violence and other critical needs within our local communities. To date, Spectrum has awarded nearly $1.
5 million in grants to 169 non-profit organizations since the initiative began. “Our work is rooted in the belief that recovery and well-being are strongest when communities thrive. These partnerships help create stronger support networks and meaningful, lasting change for the people we serve.
” – Kurt Isaacson, CEO African Community Education Program – Worcester African Diaspora Youth – Worcester Berkshire Harm Reduction – Pittsfield Center for Family Connection – Rutland Central Mass Kibble Kitchen, Inc. – Shrewsbury Dignity Matters – Westborough First Literacy, Inc. – Boston Fresh Start Furniture Bank – Hudson Ginny’s Helping Hand – Leominster GrowHope Foundation – Brockton Lowell Fire Department – Lowell Lowell Police Department – Lowell Main South Community Development Corp. – Worcester My Brother’s Keeper – Easton Net of Compassion – Worcester Nuevo Amanecer SDA Church – Worcester Our Neighbor’s Table – Amesbury Project Just Because – Hopkinton Renewal Sober Living, Inc. – Worcester Rhodes House (South Middlesex Opportunity Council) – Milbury Safe Passage Recovery Transport, Inc. – Boston Saugus Council on Aging – Saugus Society of St.
Vincent De Paul – Webster The Day Center (South Middlesex Opportunity Council) – Framingham The Movement Family – Methuen The Salvation Army – Haverhill Watch Community Development Corp. – Waltham Women Strong Recovery & Wellness Coaching – Leicester Worcester County Food Bank – Shrewsbury Central Mass Sparks Association – Charlton City Crozier House for Men – Worcester ECU Health Care – North Adams Goodwill Industries of the Berkshires and Southern Vermont – Pittsfield Household Goods, Inc. – Acton Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry – Devens Marlborough Seventh-Day Adventist Church – Marlborough MSPCC Survivor Services – Worcester Pearl Street Cupboard and Café – Framingham Project New Hop – Worcester Recovery Collaboration Project – Fitchburg Rutland Food Pantry – Rutland Second Chance Community Veterinary Hospital of Worcester – Worcester Suits and Smiles – Jamaica Plain The Office of New Americans at Friendly House – Worcester The Women’s Center – Worcester Tradeswinds Clubhouse – Southbridge UHAI for Health – Worcester Webster Food Share – Webster Worcester Central Spanish Seventh-Day Adventist Church – Worcester Worcester Interfaith – Worcester Worcester Roots – Worcester Adaptive Recovery – Auburn Benevolent & Protective Order of the Elks – Pittsfield Camp Happy Place – Pittsfield Clinton Spanish Seventh-day Adventist Church – Clinton Crossing the Rubicon – Quincy Debbie’s Treasure Chest – Lawrence El Buen Samaritano Food Program – Worcester Elizabeth Freeman Center – Pittsfield Foster Care Essentials – Hopedale Greater Waltham Recovery Solutions – Waltham Juniper Outreach Foundation – Paxton Lowell Youth Leadership Program – Lowell New England Dream Center – Shrewsbury Our Neighbor’s Table – Amesbury Safe Exits Initiative – Worcester Southbridge Fire Department – Southbridge Stars of the Future Inc. – Southbridge Tri-Community YMCA – Southbridge Wardrobe on Wheels – Southbridge Warriors of Opportunity – Worcester African Community Education – Worcester Boys and Girls Club of Worcester – Worcester Cambridge Woman’s Center – Cambridge Catholic Charities – Lynn Catholic Charities – Worcester Community Love and Support – Princeton Father Bill’s & Mainspring – Quincy First Congregational Church of Adams – North Adams Gardner Community Action Committee – Gardner Jeanne Geiger Crisis Center – Lawrence Jeremiah’s Inn – Worcester My Brother’s Keeper – Easton North Star Family Services – Leominster Parents Supporting Parents – Monument Beach Pleasant Street Neighborhood Network Center – Worcester Program Rise – Framingham Rural Recovery – Great Barrington Safe Homes (Open Sky) – Worcester Society of St.
Vincent De Paul of Webster/Dudley – Webster St. John Paul II Food Pantry – Southbridge St.
John’s Food Pantry – Worcester Sunrise Family Resource Center – Bennington, VT The Haven Project – Lynn, MA Voices Against Violence (South Middlesex Opportunity Council) – Framingham, MA Webster Food Share – Webster, MA Wellstorm, Inc. – Southbridge, MA Westside Legends – Pittsfield, MA Weymouth Food Pantry – Weymouth, MA Worcester Community Action Council Resiliency Center – Worcester, MA YMCA of Central Mass.
– Worcester Anchored In Recovery – Framingham Bridge Program (Grayken Center for Treatment) – Weymouth Bridging the G. A. A.
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, Inc. – Shrewsbury Care Central VNA & Hospice – Diaper Pantry – Gardner Cops & Kids (Southbridge Police Department) – Southbridge FITCLUB Foundation – Worcester Girls Inc. of Worcester – Worcester Main South Business Association – Worcester One Wish Project – Lawrence Perinatal Behavioral Health Program (Grayken Center for Treatment) – Weymouth Pernet Family Health Services, Inc. – Worcester Project Just Because – Hopkinton Queen Street Program (South Middlesex Opportunity Council) – Worcester Recuperative Care Center – Lynn South Shore Recovery Home – Quincy The Megan House Foundation, Inc. – Lowell The North Shore Health Project – Gloucester Town of Weymouth Recreation Department – Weymouth Webster Dudley Food Share – Webster 508 Forever Young – Southbridge Berkshire Community Diaper Project – West Stockbridge Berkshire County Sherriff’s Office – Pittsfield Boys and Girls Club of Dorchester – Dorchester Bread of Life – Haverhill Cards of Hope – Worcester Carl E.
Dahl House at Evergreen Grove – Gardner Hector Reyes House (Latin American Health Alliance) – Worcester Interfaith Giving Tree – Westborough M. I. R.
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E Mamas – Shrewsbury OurStory Edutainment – Worcester Pathways for Change – Worcester Power Forward, Inc. – Marshfield Program Rise Justice Resource Institute – Framingham REACH Beyond Domestic Violence – Waltham Restoration Recovery Center – Fitchburg Rutland Food Pantry – Rutland Shrewsbury Youth & Family Services, Inc. – Shrewsbury Spencer Toys for Kids – Spencer St. John’s Church Food for the Poor – Worcester St.
Luke’s Guest House – Southbridge Worcester JCC – Worcester Worcester Youth Center – Worcester Addiction Referral Center – Marlborough Berkshire Humane Society – Pittsfield Boys & Girls Club of Worcester – Worcester Community Action, Inc. – Haverhill Community Day Center of Waltham – Waltham Cops & Kids (Southbridge Police Department) – Southbridge Edward M.
Kennedy Community Healthlink – Worcester Fresh Start 508 – Worcester Friendly House – Worcester Healthy Streets Outreach Program (Health Innovations) – Lynn Love your Labels – Worcester Montachusett Recovery Center – Leominster Pathways for Change – Worcester Project Just Because – Hopkinton RCAP Solutions – Worcester Rural Recovery – Great Barrington Spanish American Center – Leominster Team Sharing – Marlborough The A. E. D.
Foundation – Gardner Town of Weymouth Recreation Department – Weymouth 508 Forever Young – Worcester Berkshire Dream Center – Pittsfield Chair City Diner – Gardner First Church Sterling – Sterling Jeremiah’s Inn – Worcester Louison House – North Adams Net of Compassion – Worcester Old South Union Church – South Weymouth The Dismas House – Worcester The Movement Family – Lawrence Email: info@spectrumsys.
org 1-877-MyRehab (1-877-697-3422) Privacy Statement: English | Spanish No one will be denied access to services due to inability to pay. A sliding fee schedule is available based on family size and income. Harvard Pilgrim Transparency in Coverage Rule
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations helping address critical needs within local communities. Based on past awards, this includes organizations focused on mental health and family services. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows varies (Historically awarded nearly $1.5 million in grants to 169 non-profit organizations since the initiative began). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Community Impact Initiative is funded by Spectrum Health Systems, Inc.. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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