Charting Our Course: 20 Years of Alignment, Together

For 20 years, the Greater Lowell Health Alliance (GLHA) has brought people, organizations, and resources together. Our goal has never changed: a healthier, more equitable Greater Lowell.

On November 12, 2026, at Vesper Country Club, we will gather with community partners, supporters, leaders, and friends to celebrate this important milestone. Our 20th Anniversary Celebration will reflect on two decades of collaboration and impact and, just as importantly, look ahead to the work that remains.

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Looking Ahead

Our community’s health needs keep evolving. GLHA must be ready to respond. Sponsoring this celebration is more than support for one evening. It is an investment in GLHA’s ongoing work and in the health of Greater Lowell.

Sponsorship Opportunities

VISIONARY – $10,000 (Link to PayPal)

• 12 tickets to 20th Anniversary Celebration
• Wine at the reserved table
• 2 drink tickets per person
• Complimentary raffle tickets
• Complimentary recognition in our Gala’s live art installation
• 5 complimentary tickets to GLHA’s 2027 Summits
• Premiere Sponsorship opportunity at PRIDE
• Prominent recognition at all GLHA events in 2027
• Limited edition GLHA swag bag
• Acknowledgement on all Anniversary materials (printed & social media)

COMMUNITY LEADER – $5,000 ( Link to PayPal)

• 8 tickets to 20th Anniversary Celebration
• 1 drink ticket per person
• Complimentary raffle tickets
• 3 Complimentary tickets to GLHA’s 2027 Summits
• Full-page ad in 2027 GLHA Resource Guides
• Limited edition GLHA swag bundle
• Acknowledgement on all Anniversary materials (printed & social media)
  

COMMUNITY ADVOCATE– $2,500 (Link to PayPal)

• 6 tickets to 20th Anniversary Celebration
• Complimentary raffle tickets
• 1 Complimentary ticket to GLHA’s 2027 Summits
• Half-page ad in 2027 GLHA Resource Guides
• Limited edition GLHA swag bundle
• Acknowledgement on all Anniversary materials (printed & social media)

COMMUNITY PARTNER – $1,000 (Link to PayPal)

• 4 tickets to 20th Anniversary Celebration
• Complimentary raffle tickets
• Limited edition GLHA swag gift bag
• Acknowledgement on all Anniversary materials (printed & social media)

FRIENDS OF GLHA – $500 (Link to PayPal)

• 2 tickets to 20th Anniversary Celebration
• Limited edition GLHA swag treat bag
• Acknowledgement on Anniversary materials (social media only)

Thank you for the role you have played in making Greater Lowell a healthier, stronger, and more connected community. For 20 years, we have worked together to make an impact. With your continued partnership, we can do even more.

If you would like to reach out and discuss a potential Sponsorship, please contact Kerrie D’Entremont or Amanda Clermont at the GLHA.

Payments for Sponsorships 

Checks for Sponsorships can be mailed to the “Greater Lowell Health Alliance” at 55 Technology Drive, Lowell MA 01851.  If you prefer to pay online, payments can be made via PayPal. (Links to PayPal online payment for each Sponsorship level above)  You may also request an invoice, if needed, by contacting Kerrie or Amanda. Thank you in advance!

Greater Lowell Health Alliance Distributes Over $375,000 in Essential Items Across Greater Lowell in 2025 Lowell, MA — In 2025, the Greater Lowell Health Alliance (GLHA) distributed more than $375,000 worth of clothing, shoes, hygiene products, and toys to shelters, schools, food pantries, and community organizations throughout Greater Lowell, helping to meet critical needs for children, families, and individuals across the region. These large-scale distributions were made possible through strong partnerships with local organizations, most notably Provision Ministry, whose generosity and ongoing commitment played a vital role in ensuring essential items reached community members in need. Without the support of Provision Ministry, this level of impact would not have been possible. “Access to basic necessities like clothing, shoes, hygiene products, and toys is foundational to health, dignity, and overall well-being,” said Kerrie D’Entremont, Executive Director of the Greater Lowell Health Alliance. “We are deeply grateful to Provision Ministry for their generosity and partnership. Together, we are able to respond to real needs across Greater Lowell and support families, children, and individuals with resources that make a meaningful difference in their daily lives.” Through coordinated efforts with shelters, school districts, pantries, and community-based organizations, GLHA ensured that items were distributed efficiently and equitably across the region. The in-kind support included seasonal clothing, winter coats, footwear for children and adults, personal care and hygiene supplies, and toys for children—helping organizations respond to immediate needs throughout the year. These efforts align with GLHA’s broader mission to advance health equity by addressing social determinants of health and strengthening community systems of support. By leveraging partnerships and community collaboration, GLHA continues to improve access to essential resources and promote healthier outcomes for all residents of Greater Lowell. About the Greater Lowell Health Alliance: The Greater Lowell Health Alliance (GLHA) is a local non-profit that aims to improve the overall wellness of those living in Greater Lowell Region.  They bring together healthcare providers, business leaders, educators, civic and community leaders via coalition, with a common goal to help the Greater Lowell community identify and address its health and wellness priorities. The GLHA works with Provisions Ministry to provide hundreds of back packs for kids throughout Greater Lowell as well as provide homeless care packs, family care packs, and other items such as winter coats, socks and sneakers where needed.

You’re invited!

We are excited to announce the 2nd Annual Substance Use Disorder Symposium on December 6, 2019 in Westford, Massachusetts. This symposium will bring together Greater Lowell and Merrimack Valley providers in all aspects of the field of substance use disorders, prevention, recovery and support services.

Why is this important?  Our communities are suffering from the opioid crisis and substance use. Navigating the system of resources for the opioid crisis is challenging at best. Services are often duplicated and other necessary components are missing, while others remain unknown. We hope that working together will facilitate navigation for anyone who may need it.

It is our hope that this symposium will create an opportunity for all providers, of every scale and size, spark collaboration and create awareness of their services. All are welcome.

As a result of this effort, we will further compile what we hope to be the most comprehensive list of available substance use disorder resources in our area.

We look forward to seeing you on December 6^th!