Bio X Cell Philanthropy
The Bio X Cell Fund’s (BioFund) mission is to make our community stronger by supporting the organizations that address mental and physical health issues, supporting the environment, education, arts and culture, and providing humanitarian support, including disaster relief.
Bio X Cell has a long history in philanthropy. In 2019, the company founder and President, Dr. Klaus Lubbe, formally committed to give back to our community, and BioFund was born. Thus far, we have given over $700,00 to charity and matched over $90,000 of employee gifts and counting.
Places we have supported:
- Mental Health: West Central Behavioral Health, Turning Points Network,
- Physical Health: Upper Valley Haven, Claremont Soup Kitchen, COVER home repair,
- Arts/Culture: Lebanon Opera House, AVA Gallery,
- Environment: Vermont Institute of Natural Science, Montshire Museum, Upper Valley Land Trust, Hubbard Brook Research Foundation
- Humanitarian Support: Global Fund for Children (Ukraine), Foundation of Palm Beach , (hurricane relief), California Wildfire relief, Doctors Without Borders (Haiti Relief), Center for Disaster Philanthropy (Texas winter storm)
Bio X Cell Charitable Fund - BioFund
Employee-driven philanthropy fund established with goal of making world a better place
Ukraine Crisis Giving
Bio X Cell Charitable Fund donates $45,000 in immediate assistance to Ukraine
The Bio X Cell Fund Supports Disaster Relief
Donations to 4 organizations support recovery and rebuilding efforts after environmental disasters
The Bio X Cell Fund Supports Educational Resources Throughout the Upper Valley
Gift provides resources for pandemic-era family fun and community oral-health initiative
The Bio X Cell Fund Supporting the American Red Cross with COVID-19 Antibody Testing
Covers the cost of Grafton County antibody testing initiative for 4 months
The Bio X Cell Fund Supports School Pals Program
Allows Windsor Country Mentors to expand in-school service area