Nonprofits

The Hanover Insurance Group, Inc., based in Worcester, announced on Tuesday its annual employee giving campaign raised $1.5 million, which will be donated to the United Way and other nonprofit organizations focused on helping the community.

The healthcare system is in a moment of transition, according to panelists and speakers at WBJ’s annual Health Care Forum.

Boys & Girls Club of Fitchburg and Leominster, a youth development nonprofit, has hired a veteran of Coca-Cola to be its new CEO.

The Main South Transformative Development Initiative announced Monday it plans to install banners and launch a branding initiative for the low-income and culturally diverse neighborhood.

Worcester Together, the United Way of Central Massachusetts, and the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce announced on Wednesday the launch of a new initiative designed to support Afghan evacuees arriving in Central Massachusetts.

Tower Hill Botanic Garden in Boylston has promoted Theresa Lee as the nonprofit's new chief development officer.

United Way of Central Massachusetts on Tuesday announced it will distribute more than $1 million across 14 organizations using funding from a $5-million grant received from billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott late last year.

Seven Hills Foundation on Monday announced Anne Fine as vice president and leader of its newly integrating behavioral health wing, according to a press release from the Worcester nonprofit.

The Greater Worcester Community Foundation has named nonprofit consultant and executive Jim Ayres as its new president and CEO, the organization announced on Monday.

A 47-unit market-rate apartment complex known as the Torrey Factory Lofts will officially open on Wednesday, marking the completion of a three-year project rehabilitating the historic mill at 128 Chandler St. in Worcester, according to a Friday press release.