Voya Financial

Charity Profile

Voya Financial

🇺🇸Donor#97 last 12 months
Donations
$326,000
All time
Reach
United States
Verified footprint
Entries
24
Logged on Charity Journal

Giving over time

Monthly giving from the ledger
Giving and impact by month, last 12 months
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Oct 2026$50,000Not rated1

Cause breakdown

Welfare$125,000 · 38.3%
Education$124,000 · 38%
Innovation$50,000 · 15.3%
Climate$27,000 · 8.3%
Voya FinancialVerified
DonorUnited StatesEst. 2014Heather Lavallee

About

Voya Financial is a U.S.-based financial services company specializing in workplace retirement plans, employee benefits, health-related financial solutions and investment management. The company serves employers, individuals, financial professionals and institutional investors, helping customers prepare for retirement, manage workplace benefits and make informed financial decisions. Its services include employer-sponsored retirement plans, health savings and spending accounts, supplemental health insurance, disability coverage, life insurance and investment solutions. Through its workplace-focused business model, Voya aims to help individuals build financial confidence and improve their long-term financial well-being. The company serves millions of customers and plan participants across the United States.

Voya Financial supports charitable giving and community development primarily through the Voya Foundation, which focuses on improving financial resilience among young people. Its philanthropic priorities include science, technology, engineering and mathematics education for students in kindergarten through eighth grade, financial education for high school students, and initiatives addressing mental health and financial wellness among young adults. The foundation also provides scholarships through the Voya Scholars program and supports selected initiatives involving employee engagement and disaster relief. In addition, Voya encourages employee volunteering and charitable donations through matching-gift programs and paid volunteer time. Through these efforts, the company supports educational advancement, financial literacy and stronger communities while helping individuals develop the knowledge and resources needed for a more secure future.

Activity feed

Voya Financial and Boston Legacy Football Club jointly gave $50,000 to Junior Achievement of Greater Boston for expanded youth economic mobility and financial literacy education programs by funding local achievement and career readiness initiatives on 2026-10-20. Cause: Welfare.
Voya Financial+Boston Legacy Football ClubJoint gift→ Junior Achievement of Greater Boston$Unrestricted
Welfareexpanded youth economic mobility and financial literacy education programs by funding local achievement and career readiness initiatives.
$50,000$50K
Voya Financial gave $7,000 to East Lyme High School for supported an innovative STEM teaching project on 2024-10-31. Cause: Education.
Voya Financial→ East Lyme High School$Restricted
Educationsupported an innovative STEM teaching project.
$7,000$7K
Voya Financial gave $12,000 to Peak to Peak Charter School for supported an innovative educational project involving home design, construction, engineering and business on 2024-10-31. Cause: Education.
Voya Financial→ Peak to Peak Charter School$Restricted
Educationsupported an innovative educational project involving home design, construction, engineering and business.
$12,000$12K
Voya Financial gave $27,000 to Calvert County Public Schools for funded Schoolhouse Rocks: Saving the Chesapeake's Oysters to teach students about ecosystems and conservation on 2024-10-31. Cause: Climate.
Voya Financial→ Calvert County Public Schools$Restricted
Climatefunded Schoolhouse Rocks: Saving the Chesapeake's Oysters to teach students about ecosystems and conservation.
$27,000$27K
Voya Financial gave $27,000 to Southwestern High School for funded the Southwestern Agriculture Center and Farm to expand student learning in animal science and agriculture on 2023-10-30. Cause: Education.
Voya Financial→ Southwestern High School$Restricted
Educationfunded the Southwestern Agriculture Center and Farm to expand student learning in animal science and agriculture.
$27,000$27K
Voya Financial gave $10,000 to Zero Premium Condiments for awarded an entrepreneur grant to support a business owned by a person with Down syndrome on 2023-10-19. Cause: Welfare.
Voya Financial→ Zero Premium Condiments$Restricted
Welfareawarded an entrepreneur grant to support a business owned by a person with Down syndrome.
$10,000$10K
Voya Financial gave $10,000 to This Is Jacob LLC for awarded an entrepreneur grant to support a business owned by a person with Down syndrome on 2023-10-19. Cause: Welfare.
Voya Financial→ This Is Jacob LLC$Restricted
Welfareawarded an entrepreneur grant to support a business owned by a person with Down syndrome.
$10,000$10K
Voya Financial gave $10,000 to Total Analysis for awarded funding to support technology that streamlines pathogen identification on 2022-02-24. Cause: Innovation.
Voya Financial→ Total Analysis$Restricted
Innovationawarded funding to support technology that streamlines pathogen identification.
$10,000$10K
Voya Financial gave $10,000 to Shared Knowledge for awarded funding to support smartphone applications for data analysis, training and school-system mental health on 2022-02-24. Cause: Innovation.
Voya Financial→ Shared Knowledge$Restricted
Innovationawarded funding to support smartphone applications for data analysis, training and school-system mental health.
$10,000$10K
Voya Financial gave $10,000 to Nailstry for awarded a small-business grant to support an augmented-reality beauty application on 2022-02-24. Cause: Innovation.
Voya Financial→ Nailstry$Restricted
Innovationawarded a small-business grant to support an augmented-reality beauty application.
$10,000$10K
Voya Financial gave $10,000 to LiftEd for awarded funding to develop education technology tools for special-education instructors on 2022-02-24. Cause: Innovation.
Voya Financial→ LiftEd$Restricted
Innovationawarded funding to develop education technology tools for special-education instructors.
$10,000$10K
Voya Financial gave $10,000 to Imani Software for awarded a small-business grant to support technology solutions for education administrators on 2022-02-24. Cause: Innovation.
Voya Financial→ Imani Software$Restricted
Innovationawarded a small-business grant to support technology solutions for education administrators.
$10,000$10K
Voya Financial gave $5,000 to Rene Vacianna — Medgar Evers College for awarded a scholarship to support studies in early childhood and special education on 2022-01-10. Cause: Education.
Voya Financial→ Rene Vacianna — Medgar Evers College$Restricted
Educationawarded a scholarship to support studies in early childhood and special education.
$5,000$5K
Voya Financial gave $5,000 to Tricia Maxwell — Medgar Evers College for awarded a scholarship to support studies in early childhood and special education on 2022-01-10. Cause: Education.
Voya Financial→ Tricia Maxwell — Medgar Evers College$Restricted
Educationawarded a scholarship to support studies in early childhood and special education.
$5,000$5K
Voya Financial gave $5,000 to Ruth Fraser — Medgar Evers College for awarded a scholarship to support studies in early childhood and special education on 2022-01-10. Cause: Education.
Voya Financial→ Ruth Fraser — Medgar Evers College$Restricted
Educationawarded a scholarship to support studies in early childhood and special education.
$5,000$5K
Voya Financial gave $5,000 to Keely Bubb — Medgar Evers College for awarded a Teacher Voices scholarship to support studies in early childhood and special education on 2022-01-10. Cause: Education.
Voya Financial→ Keely Bubb — Medgar Evers College$Restricted
Educationawarded a Teacher Voices scholarship to support studies in early childhood and special education.
$5,000$5K
Voya Financial gave $7,000 to Mill Middle School for supported an electrochemistry project exploring scientific concepts and space travel on 2021-10-27. Cause: Education.
Voya Financial→ Mill Middle School$Restricted
Educationsupported an electrochemistry project exploring scientific concepts and space travel.
$7,000$7K
Voya Financial gave $12,000 to Broomfield High School for funded Physics for Social Impact, a project applying physics to practical community challenges on 2021-10-27. Cause: Education.
Voya Financial→ Broomfield High School$Restricted
Educationfunded Physics for Social Impact, a project applying physics to practical community challenges.
$12,000$12K
Voya Financial gave $27,000 to Charles H. Barrows STEM Academy for supported the Urban Farming for Food and STEM project to improve student learning through urban agriculture on 2021-10-27. Cause: Education.
Voya Financial→ Charles H. Barrows STEM Academy$Restricted
Educationsupported the Urban Farming for Food and STEM project to improve student learning through urban agriculture.
$27,000$27K
Voya Financial gave $12,000 to Hartsburg-Emden School District for awarded a teaching grant to support the Stags Read literacy initiative on 2020-10-27. Cause: Education.
Voya Financial→ Hartsburg-Emden School District$Restricted
Educationawarded a teaching grant to support the Stags Read literacy initiative.
$12,000$12K

Board

Aylwin B. Lewis
Director

Former President and CEO of Sears Holdings Corporation.

Heather Lavallee
CEO

President and CEO of Voya Financial.

Hikmet Ersek
Director

Former CEO of Western Union.

Jane P. Chwick
Director

Former partner at Goldman Sachs.

Joseph V. Tripodi
Director

Former Chief Marketing and Commercial Officer of The Coca-Cola Company.

Kathleen DeRose
Director

Clinical Professor of Finance at NYU Stern School of Business.

Lynne Biggar
Director

Senior Advisor at Boston Consulting Group.

Robert G. Leary
Director

Senior Advisor at Leapfrog Investments.

Ruth Ann M. Gillis
Chair

Former Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer of Exelon Corporation.

S. Biff Bowman
Director

Former Chief Financial Officer of Northern Trust Corporation.

William J. Mullaney
Director

Former managing director in Deloitte Consulting's Insurance practice.

Yvette S. Butler
Director

Financial services executive, previously president of SVB Private Bank & Wealth Management.