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Our mission
A commitment to a better world
At TraceLink, we're on a mission to make the world safer and healthier while contributing to the greater good.
Our secret weapon? A big heart full of desire to do more for others.
Making a difference
Empowering Communities, Sustaining the Planet
Discover how TraceLink's corporate social responsibility initiatives are driving positive impact worldwide.
Our Do More Volunteering Program 2025
Our thanks go out to all those who took part in our volunteering activities so far this year. Your commitment to giving back to the community and making a positive impact is truly inspiring! Your contributions have made a significant difference and the positive feedback we have received is a testament to your efforts.
Read the 2025 CSR Annual Report
We Donated
Corporate grants to eight nonprofit organizations across the U.S., India, and Spain, supporting initiatives in healthcare access, child protection, food security, education, and sustainability.
We Provided
Volunteer time, essential, life-saving supplies, food, clothing, and emotional support to vulnerable populations, including children, families, patients, and veterans.
We Focused On
Strengthening communities where we live and work through employee-driven initiatives focused on equity, wellbeing, and environmental responsibility.
We Hosted
21 volunteer events and community activities across four quarters, engaging employees globally in hands-on service.
We Partnered With
58 nonprofit organizations across three countries aligned with TraceLink’s values and mission.
Q1 Activities
Massachusetts General Hospital - U.S.
Employees participated in a blood donation with Massachusetts General Hospital, helping meet critical local demand and supporting lifesaving care across Boston hospitals.
Dress for Success - U.S.
Through a clothing drive with Dress for Success, employees donated professional attire to empower women with the confidence and resources to achieve career growth and independence.
Lila Poonawalla Foundation - India
In celebration of Women’s Day, volunteers joined the Lila Poonawalla Foundation to mentor and encourage young girls pursuing education and career development.
Q2 Activities
Charles River Earth Day Cleanup (U.S.) and Keshav Sita Memorial Foundation Trust (India)
To mark World Earth Day, the U.S. team joined hundreds of volunteers across the city of Boston to remove plastic, litter, and other debris from the banks of the Charles River. In India, the team partnered with the Keshav Sita Memorial Foundation Trust for a community plastic collection drive.
The Boston Alliance of LGBTQ+ Youth (BAGLY) - U.S.
In honor of Pride Month, volunteers hosted a snack drive and prepared sandwiches to support BAGLY’s community center and the young people who rely on its services.
Banc dels Aliments - Spain
Through our EMEA partnership with Banc dels Aliments, employees will contribute time and resources to help distribute nutritious food to vulnerable communities while reducing regional food waste.
Seva Sahyog Foundation - India
Promoting environmental stewardship, the team crafted eco-friendly bird feeders and produced over 1,800 seed balls to encourage tree growth, particularly in areas affected by deforestation or environmental damage.
Q3 Activities
Muskaan Foundation - India
Through a visit to an Observation Home in Pune with the Muskaan Foundation, employees participated in a facilitated drumming session that helped children connect with their emotions, practice mindfulness, and build resilience.
Boston Medical Center - U.S.
The TraceLink team returned to Boston Medical Center’s inpatient pediatric unit to decorate the PEDs Outpatient Wing, bringing color, warmth, and seasonal cheer to spaces that support children facing serious health challenges.
Hole in the Wall Gang Camp - U.S.
Volunteers worked together to create cozy blankets—special gifts each child receives upon arriving at camp.
Fundación Meridional and Enriquezarte - Spain
Through a two-part Solidarity Market initiative with Fundación Meridional and Enriquezarte, employees supported the Baby Despensa program by collecting and donating 73 liters of whole milk for children ages 1 to 3.
Q4 Activities
Navkshitij: Home for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities (India)
In recognition of World Mental Health Day, employees visited Navkshitij: Home for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities, engaging residents in inclusive activities that fostered connection, positivity, and joy.
Operation Gratitude - U.S.
In honor of our veterans, the team partnered with Operation Gratitude to write heartfelt letters to be included in care kits sent to veterans nationwide.
Cradles to Crayons - U.S.
Through a volunteer day at The Giving Factory® in Newton, employees and life sciences peers donated warm clothing and helped sort and prepare essential items for children and families in need.
Village Food Hub - U.S.
The team partnered with Village Food Hub in Andover to help fight hunger in the local community, collecting new, unopened non-perishable food items in the weeks leading up to the drive.
Wilmington Community Fund - U.S.
Joining a community-wide partnership with the Wilmington Community Fund, employees “adopted” two local children, helping ensure more than 100 children received gifts and warm winter clothing during the holiday season.
SVD Savarkar Gurukul - India
As part of TraceLink’s “The Joy of Giving with Do More” Christmas initiative, the team visited SVD Savarkar Gurukul, spending an afternoon with more than 40 children through interactive activities, shared moments, and a friendly game of cricket.
Children’s Oncology Foundation Enriqueta Villavecchia - Spain
In partnership with the Children’s Oncology Foundation Enriqueta Villavecchia, employees decorated and delivered 27 tote bags to children receiving oncology care at Hospital Sant Pau.
Mamás en Acción - Spain
The team supported Mamás en Acción with 25 volunteers crafting 30 ornaments to bring warmth and holiday spirit to the children they support.
As we look ahead, we are excited about the opportunities we have to continue making a meaningful impact in our communities.
Our program
Finding our role in social corporate responsibility
Learn more about how TraceLink’s Do More program is impacting access to quality healthcare in our community.
Volunteerism, sponsorship, and matching gift program
Every TraceLink employee dedicates at least one day of community service each year, with many departments volunteering together. Employees with the most volunteer hours in a calendar year are recognized for their service. In addition, TraceLink sponsors other team volunteer efforts, including road races, food drives, care packages, and more.
TraceLink is honoring a corporate global commitment to make the world a safer and healthier place to improve the lives of others and contribute to the greater good. TraceLink illustrates its pledge, in part, through the Do More Sponsorship and Matching Gift Program. Our company program will match, dollar-for-dollar, for employee charitable contributions up to a certain dollar amount. TraceLink is primarily encouraging charitable giving to organizations focused on disease/illness research and prevention, secondarily on education and technology.
Corporate grant program
Each year, TraceLink awards grants that prioritize healthcare-related causes, with additional support for environmental and community initiatives such as:
- Screenings and immunisations
- Surgical procedures
- New technology/treatment to reduce mortality rates
- New research, technology, and treatment to combat disease and reduce mortality rates
- Drug prevention programs, combating opioid/RX drug abuse
- Eldercare programs (surgical procedures, medication, etc.)
- Adolescence/Pediatric initiatives (i.e. cleft lip/palate repair)
- Repairing homes, clinics, etc. in disadvantaged areas
- Helping to provide clean/safe water to communities in need through technology (e.g. desalination)
- Purchase and distribution of equipment to prevent the spread of malaria
To apply for a grant, download the form below and email it to DoMore [at] tracelink.com (DoMore[at]tracelink[dot]com).
Corporate Grant Program
