Manulife Commits C$350M to Longevity Institute, Restores 160 Hectares in Impact Forests
Manulife launched its Longevity Institute, committing C$350 million through 2030 to advance research and partnerships aimed at extending healthspan and financial security. The 2025 report highlights 49,000 volunteer hours, $8.8 million in employee giving, restoration of 160 hectares via Impact Forests, and 670,000 nature prescriptions.
1. Longevity Institute Launch
Manulife established the Longevity Institute with a C$350 million commitment through 2030. It will drive research, innovation, advocacy and partnerships focused on extending healthy lifespan and financial resilience across global markets.
2. Community Engagement and Giving
Employees contributed over 49,000 volunteer hours in 18 countries and donated $8.8 million to community causes in 2025. The firm also launched mentorship and financial literacy programs, including Rock the Street, Wall Street, to support diverse student populations.
3. Environmental Restoration and Health Programs
Manulife Impact Forests has restored more than 160 hectares across five countries, enhancing biodiversity and climate resilience. The company also became first life insurer to support national nature prescriptions, connecting 670,000 participants with outdoor health initiatives.
4. Insights and Benchmarks
Collaborating with MIT AgeLab, Manulife introduced a Longevity Preparedness Index to benchmark adult readiness for longer lifespans. Insights from the 2025 Asia Care Survey revealed rising demand for quality of life, financial independence and dignified aging across Asian markets.