Summary

TraceLink announced the eight global nonprofit recipients of its 2025 corporate grant program, supporting organizations in the U.S., India, and Spain and providing volunteer opportunities for employees. Built on its mission to enhance health, safety, and the greater good by giving back, the program empowers nonprofits creating healthier, more equitable communities worldwide.

BOSTON, Mass. — December 2, 2025 — TraceLink, the largest end-to-end digital network platform for intelligent orchestration of the supply chain, has announced the recipients of its 2025 corporate grant program. Eight nonprofit organizations across the United States, India, and Spain were selected for their alignment with TraceLink’s values of equitable access to care, community health, and sustainability.

For more than 15 years, TraceLink has worked to protect patients by ensuring that critical medicines reach them safely, securely, and on time. That same commitment extends beyond the supply chain and into the communities where TraceLink operates. Through the corporate grant program and community involvement initiatives, the company supports organizations working to improve the quality of life and build healthier, more resilient communities around the world.

“Every year, we’re reminded that meaningful impact comes from partnership,” said Shabbir Dahod, President and CEO of TraceLink. “These organizations are doing the hard, hands-on work to support families, expand access to resources for those in need, and strengthen resilience at the local level. Our role is to stand beside them, amplify their efforts, and help create the conditions for healthier communities to thrive.”

TraceLink’s 2025 Grant Recipients

U.S. Recipients

Boston Alliance of LGBTQ+ Youth (BAGLY): A youth-led, adult-supported organization committed to social justice, BAGLY works to create, sustain, and advocate for programs, policies, and services for the LGBTQ+ youth community in Massachusetts. The grant will support wellness programs, inclusive clinical services, and peer-led mental health initiatives such as the Trans Youth Summit and Youth Pride.

“We’re thrilled to be a recipient of funding through TraceLink to support BAGLY’s Health and Wellness Program,” said Grace Sterling Stowell, Executive Director, BAGLY. “BAGLY has been working with TraceLink for several years now, and we look forward to deepening our relationship through this opportunity. TraceLink’s commitment to equity and community health aligns deeply with BAGLY’s mission to ensure that every LGBTQ+ young person can lead healthy, authentic lives. With TraceLink’s support, more LGBTQ+ youth in Massachusetts will have access to free, no-insurance-required mental health services and so much more. We’re grateful for their partnership and belief in the power of community to make lasting change.”

Immigrant and Refugee Health Center (IRHC) at Boston Medical Center (BMC): The Immigrant and Refugee Health Center works to eliminate immigration-related barriers to healthcare by integrating BMC’s services into a centralized medical home model, ensuring that migration status does not affect access to care. The grant will help expand trauma-informed care and strengthen case management and patient navigation programs.

“Boston Medical Center wishes to thank TraceLink for selecting our hospital as a recipient of your 2025 Corporate Grant opportunity,” said Dr. Sarah Kimball, Director, Immigrant & Refugee Health Center at BMC. “Your generous gift helps protect the critical roles and services that keep immigrant and refugee families connected to care, allowing our team to meet evolving needs without fear of disruption.”

Village Food Hub: The mission of Village Food Hub is to strengthen and increase equity in the Lower Merrimack Valley’s food system by increasing access to healthy, nutritious food, reducing food waste, and promoting environmental sustainability. The grant will support logistics operations and staff resources to recover and distribute nutritious food to families in need, expanding local access to healthy meals.

"Village Food Hub is thankful to be a grant recipient of TraceLink, especially during this unprecedented time of need,” said Shari McLeod, Executive Director, Village Food Hub. “Village Food Hub aims to increase the number of people we serve in order to provide relief from food insecurity, and support from the greater community is vital to our work. This grant from TraceLink will propel us towards meeting this goal. We are so appreciative of our partnership."

India Recipients

Muskaan Foundation for Child Protection: Muskaan is dedicated to preventing child sexual abuse and supporting survivors through education, counseling, and reintegration services. The grant will fund a new social worker position to provide post-release follow-up and educational support for children from the Boys Observation Home in Pune.

“This grant will help us continue empowering children in conflict with the law to build courage, confidence, and emotional resilience through individualized counseling, life skills education, and creative therapies,” said Shubhada Ranadive, Founder Director, Muskaan Foundation for Child Protection. “With TraceLink’s support, we can expand our holistic, family-centered approach to help more children heal, grow, and reintegrate into society with hope and strength.”

Niwant Andh Mukta Vikasalay: The mission of Niwant Andh Mukta Vikasalay is to empower visually challenged students by providing holistic development, enabling them to pursue higher education, gain independence, and contribute to society. The grant will fund the development of a multilingual typing tutor and cover system maintenance costs for Niwants’ digital learning ecosystem.

"We are very excited that TraceLink believes in the revolution that Niwant Andh Mukta Vikasalay is creating in the lives of visually impaired individuals in India,” said Uma Badve, Trustee, Niwant Andh Mukta Vikasalay. “Niwant has been working towards the holistic development of blind students pursuing higher education for the past 30 years, and we are very happy to receive the support of TraceLink to further our work. With this support, we will be able to take Swalekhan Typing Tutor, India's only accessible multilingual typing tutor, created by Niwant Andh Mukta Vikasalay, to many more blind students across the country, making them truly independent."

Vasuandhara Abhiyan, Baner: Vasudhara Abhiyan, Baner, promotes tree planting, soil and water conservation, and rainwater harvesting to boost urban biodiversity and inspire citizens, schools, and businesses to build a greener future. The grant will fund the installation of a new irrigation pipeline to sustain 40,000+ native trees planted through community volunteer efforts on Baner-Pashan Hill.

“Since 2006, Vasundhara Abhiyan has transformed Baner Hill in Pune from barren land into a thriving green ecosystem, home to more than 50,000 native trees and 55 bird species,” said Amit Pitre, Board Member, Vasundhara Abhiyan, Baner. “The grant will fund installation of an irrigation pipeline to sustain 40,000+ trees and advance the organization’s reforestation and community education efforts.”

Spain Recipients

Provincia San Juan de Dios España: Provincia San Juan de Dios España is dedicated to healing, caring for, and supporting vulnerable populations such as hospitalized children, individuals with mental illness or disabilities, the homeless, migrants, and refugees. The grant will help launch a dog-assisted therapy program near Barcelona to support patients’ emotional and social well-being.

“Many thanks to TraceLink for helping us fund dog-assisted therapy for people with mental health disorders,” said Maite Prieto, Strategic Alliances, Provincia San Juan de Dios España. “The bond that patients create with dogs helps maintain high levels of motivation and involvement with the therapeutic process, making their recovery much faster.”

Soñar Despierto: Soñar Despierto supports children in foster homes and residential centers who have been separated from their families. Funding will enable summer camps, educational enrichment, and social inclusion programs designed to promote confidence, stability, and equal opportunity.

“Our goal is to ensure every child living in a care center has the same opportunities as any other child,” said Chantal Gómez, Director of Fundraising, Soñar Despierto. ”We’re so grateful for this support—it helps make that vision a reality.”

Each year, TraceLink’s grant program follows a thorough review and selection process to identify and support verified, financially responsible nonprofit organizations creating meaningful impact. These partnerships also offer opportunities for TraceLink employees to volunteer directly, strengthen community connections, and make a difference where they live and work.

Learn more about TraceLink’s Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives.