We are thrilled to announce that CareLink has been selected as one of the recipients of the CVS Health Foundation Hometown Fund grant! This initiative, spearheaded by CVS Health Corp., aims to bolster community organizations across Rhode Island with $1 million in general operating support grants.

CareLink joins a prestigious group of 20 organizations receiving $50,000 each from this year’s fund. This financial support will empower us to continue our mission of [briefly describe CareLink’s mission or impact].

Here at CareLink, we are deeply honored to be recognized alongside other esteemed Rhode Island organizations such as Adoption Rhode Island, Meals on Wheels of Rhode Island Inc., and Youth Pride Inc. Each of these organizations plays a crucial role in enriching the lives of Rhode Islanders, and we are proud to stand among them as we work towards our common goal of community well-being.

Sheryl Burke, senior vice president of corporate social responsibility and chief sustainability officer at CVS Health, emphasized the significance of the Hometown Fund in fostering community health initiatives. “We are deeply committed to building a world of health around every community we serve, particularly in our home state of Rhode Island,” said Burke. “We started our Hometown Fund as part of this commitment and are confident that our 2024 grantees will continue transforming lives in Rhode Island, as well as playing a vital role in enhancing the well-being and health of our community.”

The impact of this grant extends far beyond financial assistance; it signifies a vote of confidence in CareLink’s efforts and a validation of our dedication to improving the lives of those we serve. With this support, we are even more motivated to innovate and expand our services, ensuring that we can meet the evolving needs of our community.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to CVS Health and the CVS Health Foundation for their unwavering support and belief in our mission. Together, we look forward to creating lasting positive change in Rhode Island and beyond.

As seen in Providence Business News:
https://pbn.com/cvs-announces-hometown-fund-grants-to-r-i-organizations/