Manulife Turns Longevity into Action Through Volunteerism with First‑Ever Global Impact Week
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May 11
Manulife's inaugural global Impact Week brings longevity commitment to life through social connection and purpose-driven community action
Thousands of colleagues mobilized in support of local charities, exemplifying Manulife's strong winning team and culture
TORONTO, BOSTON and HONG KONG, May 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Manulife hosted its inaugural Impact Week, a volunteer initiative designed to strengthen well-being, build social connection, and unite teams through purpose-driven community action.
Pragashini Fox, Manulife's Chief People Officer, and colleagues volunteering at Anishnabeg Outreach in Kitchener, On.
Naveed Irshad, President and CEO, Manulife Canada, and colleagues at Toronto’s Yonge Street Mission (YSM).
Colleague volunteering at a local food bank in Toronto.
Manulife’s President and CEO Phil Witherington joins Toronto middle school students for a conversation about financial literacy.
Manulife’s President and CEO Phil Witherington joins Toronto middle school students for a conversation about financial literacy.
Manulife colleagues in Japan take part in a river clean-up effort.
Colleagues volunteering at the Nova Scotia SPCA in Dartmouth.
John Hancock colleagues supporting Cradles for Crayons in Boston.
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