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Johnson Insurance contributions hit $1 million mark

The RTOERO Foundation is very pleased to announce that Johnson Insurance, with its most recent contribution, has reached a cumulative giving total of one million dollars. Johnson has been a generous and reliable partner since the birth of the Foundation in 2011.

“Johnson is proud to support the RTOERO Foundation, because the issues that face aging Canadians impact all of us,” says Richard Harrison, VP of Affinity Client Solutions for Johnson Inc. “The Foundation is fulfilling a critical role in supporting health research, and delivering programs and solutions to Canadians. We share its vision of supporting the experience of healthy aging.”

Johnson’s commitment to philanthropy, and to the health and wellness of older adults in Canada, has helped the Foundation launch its social isolation grant program. It has also provided the core operational support required for the Foundation to stay focused on its mission and have a greater impact year after year.

Thank you to everyone at Johnson Inc. for your exceptional dedication to research and innovative programs that are enhancing the lives of older adults.

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