Investing in Washington Communities


Giving back is part of our culture. With local staff, members and partners across the state, raising funds, volunteering and supporting our communities is crucial to how we strive to transform the health and well-being of Washingtonians.

 

We have three areas of focus for our community giving: 

  • Social determinants of health: food insecurity, education, transportation, and housing needs
  • Equity: healthcare disparities/inequities among BIPOC, LGBTQ+, incarcerated, foster care and other underrepresented populations. 
  • Capacity building: workforce shortages and barriers to care

Coordinated Care endeavors to go beyond traditional sponsorship with our community giving, viewing partner projects and efforts as opportunities to invest in our communities and ignite systemic change. We connect with innovative partners doing amazing work throughout Washington, supporting their work and collaborating to maximize our combined expertise to truly impact the health of our communities. 

In 2022, Coordinated Care partnered with more than 150 organizations and contributed 613 employee volunteer hours, a total impact of more than $3.6 million, to help transform the health of local communities, one person at a time.

View the latest Community Giving Report (PDF) to see highlights of that impact and the strong partnerships illustrating how our work together truly makes a difference. 

 

We also know access to nutritious and healthy food is essential for health and wellness. We’ve focused on addressing hunger and food security for years but amplified our efforts in 2020 by launching our One Million Meals campaign. With generous employee and community donations and local partnerships, we exceeded our goal by providing 1.6 million meals in 2020, reaching over 9 million meals total in 2023. That success has inspired us to continue this annual campaign.