Community Investment

For 45 years, The Doctors Company has been committed to advancing the practice of good medicine and building healthy communities, improving access to healthcare, and addressing the social determinants of health through our three community investment programs. Our commitment is reflected in the financial and volunteer contributions of our employees, corporate charitable donations that directly support communities where we work, and patient safety research and education grants for healthcare professionals in training and in practice through The Doctors Company Foundation.

Dr. Richard E. Anderson Portrait

“We are advocates for the health of the entire community—in and out of the clinical setting."

—Richard E. Anderson, MD, FACP, Chairman and CEO

Debra Davidson Portrait

“The Doctors Company is incredibly generous in donating funds to WomenHeart for my volunteer hours. I wouldn’t be able to do what I do for these women at such a critical time in their lives without The Doctors Company’s support.”

—Debra Davidson, MJ, ARM, CPHRM, CPPS, Senior Patient Safety Risk Manager, The Doctors Company

Chenelle Hunter Portrait

"The Employee Gift Matching program makes me proud to be a part of this company."

—Chenelle Hunter, Intermediate Accountant, Finance, The Doctors Company

Jeff McDonald Portrait

"I might get a little competitive when it comes to fundraising, but when you’re competing for charities, everybody wins."

—Jeff McDonald, CPCU, ARM, Executive Vice President, TDC Specialty Underwriters

2024 Community Investment Annual Report

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We’re proud to share the highlights of our community investment efforts last year, including a very successful Double-Match Month that doubled contributions to meaningful causes. Read about our employees’ dedication a wide variety of organizations, including English as Second Language classes for immigrants, preservation of the oldest surviving building in a California county, wraparound support for victims of domestic violence, and fighting food insecurity for school-age children. This report also features our 2024 Foundation grants, including support for a program that provides an AI-driven approach to reduce chronic post-surgical pain and opioid use.

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2024 Community Investment Numbers

Employee Gift
Matching


577

employee matching
requests granted

1,671

matched volunteer
hours

364

nonprofit organization
recipients

Corporate Charitable
Giving


81

organizations receiving corporate
charitable giving contributions

The Doctors Company
Foundation Grants


$8.5M

in grant funding to date

The Doctors Company Recognized with Heart of Napa Corporate Community Service Award from the Center for Volunteer & Nonprofit Leadership

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We are pleased to announce that The Doctors Company was selected as the recipient of the Corporate Community Service Award from the Center for Volunteer & Nonprofit Leadership (CVNL) at the 10th Annual Heart of Napa Awards event. The Doctors Company was selected for encouraging a culture of volunteerism and philanthropy and making a meaningful impact in Napa County. In 2024 alone, we supported 364 nonprofits through our employee gift matching program, including monetary matches for over 1,600 hours of employee volunteering. In addition, 81 local nonprofit organizations received corporate charitable grants directly benefitting their communities.

What Are Social Determinants of Health?

Social determinants of health (SDOH) are the conditions in the environments where people are born, live, learn, work, play, worship, and age that affect a wide range of health, functioning, and quality-of-life outcomes and risks.

SDOH can be grouped into 5 domains:

Education Access and Quality
Education
Access and Quality
Healthcare Access and Quality
Healthcare
Access and Quality
Economic Stability
Economic
Stability
Social and Community Context
Social and
Community Context
Neighborhood and Built Environment
Neighborhood and
Built Environment

Past Community Investment Annual Reports

Community Investment Programs

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H.O.M.E.’s intergenerational housing is based on the idea that seniors should not be segregated from other generations and that people of all ages benefit from connecting with one another in daily life.

Corporate Charitable Giving Program

As a national, member-owned company, The Doctors Company invests in communities through our Corporate Charitable Giving Program. We are committed to reflecting the values of our members and employees, partnering with 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations in the communities in which we have a significant presence. Our investments aim to address the social determinants of health—creating environments that promote good health for all.

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Mentis’ Youth Prevention Programs support, engage, and empower teens through mental health and wellness programs at schools and in the community.

Employee Gift Matching Program

The employees of The Doctors Company consistently demonstrate their generosity to the causes they care most about, and this community investment program reflects these values. The Doctors Company offers its employees a way to increase both the impact of their charitable giving and their volunteer efforts through our Employee Gift Matching Program. A TDCSU employee recently said, “Thank you again for allowing us to support organizations that we believe in. They need us now more than ever.”

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The Doctors Company Foundation

To date, The Doctors Company Foundation has provided almost $8 million in grants supporting patient safety research and patient safety education for healthcare professionals. Learn more about the Foundation’s grantmaking at tdcfoundation.com. Grant recipients must be able to demonstrate innovative approaches, patient/clinician outcomes, and be able to disseminate findings publicly.

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