Community Partnerships
At Genworth, we’re dedicated to helping individuals navigate through every stage of life. We extend that commitment to the community by establishing strategic partnerships with organizations that share common interests and goals.
Our partnerships include:
Alzheimer’s Association
Homeownership Helps
SOS Children's Villages USA 
Alzheimer’s Association
In the United States, Genworth Financial and its people have supported the Alzheimer’s Association for more than a decade. The Alzheimer’s Association is the first and largest voluntary health organization dedicated to finding prevention methods, treatments and an eventual cure for Alzheimer’s.
Currently, a five-year, $7.5 million strategic alliance between the Alzheimer’s Association and Genworth Financial guides the wide-ranging relationship. Genworth works to advocate about the threat Alzheimer’s disease represents for individuals and society. Through the partnership, Genworth is the national presenting sponsor and a participant in the Memory Walk®, the largest annual fundraiser for the Alzheimer’s Association held in nearly 500 US communities. Genworth employees and retirees are involved in local volunteer service on the Alzheimer’s Associations Chapter Boards and Committees. To find the local chapter in your country, visit Alzheimer's Disease International.
Homeownership Helps
In an effort to help people achieve the dream of home ownership and reduce foreclosures, the Genworth Foundation launched Homeownership Helps in connection with two national homeownership finance organizations — HomeFree-USA and National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) — in response to the needs of current and prospective homeowners. The program will help households looking to purchase a home and those struggling with their current mortgage.
SOS-Children's Villages USA
To provide educational opportunities for at-risk youth such as tutoring, school supplies and school fees, Genworth has established a relationship with SOS-Children's Villages USA to support SOS Children's Villages in Europe.
