FARMINGTON, Conn. – December 18, 2025 – Throughout the year, ConnectiCare strengthened its long-term relationship with Connecticut Foodshare, a nonprofit organization dedicated to fighting hunger and food insecurity in Connecticut through significant financial and volunteer support.
In 2025, ConnectiCare sponsored Connecticut Foodshare events, including the Walk Against Hunger, Golden Scoop, and Thanksgiving For All. As part of the $25,000 sponsorship, ConnectiCare employees attended and participated in the events, winning Golden Scoop contest by packing 830 bags, totaling 1,660 pounds of pasta. This fall, ConnectiCare also packed over 43,000 pounds of food, equivalent to more than 30,000 meals at multiple bread packing events.
"We are truly grateful to ConnectiCare for their continued partnership," said Jason Jakubowski, president and CEO of Connecticut Foodshare. "Their commitment goes beyond financial support. It reflects a shared belief that no one in Connecticut should face hunger alone. Together, we're building stronger communities and ensuring that families across our state have access to the nutritious food they need to thrive."
“ConnectiCare is proud to work hand-in-hand with Connecticut Foodshare to bring essential resources to those in need,” said Kimberly Kann, AVP of growth and community engagement at ConnectiCare. “Consistent access to high-quality, nutrient-packed foods is not only vital for maintaining a healthy lifestyle, but for basic human well-being. That’s why our ConnectiCare team is so passionate about supporting the impactful work done by our friends at Connecticut Foodshare.”
To learn more about ConnectiCare, visit www.connecticare.com.
About ConnectiCare
ConnectiCare, Inc., ConnectiCare Benefits, Inc., and ConnectiCare Insurance Company, Inc., referred to collectively as ConnectiCare are affiliates of Molina Healthcare, Inc. and offer individual health coverage in Connecticut. Molina Healthcare, Inc. is a Fortune 500 company that provides managed health care services under the Medicaid and Medicare programs, and through state insurance marketplaces. For more information about ConnectiCare, visit connecticare.com.
