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In response to the recent shooting at Apalachee High School, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield and Carelon Behavioral Health are extending access to behavioral health support for all Georgians, regardless of whether they are Anthem members. These services are a free, supplementary offering to other statewide resources like 988. Any Georgia resident needing support can speak to a behavioral health professional via phone by calling 1-800-765-4446. The support helpline is confidential and available
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The New Expanded Partnership Will Aim to Support the Dismantling of Systemic Barriers to Equity and Help Strengthen the Health Workforce in Massachusetts
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The Existing Global Partnership Has Provided Screening and Diagnostic Services to Over 8 Million People in Community Settings
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With support from partners like Kohl’s, Blue Cross and Blue Shield Companies and others, Boys & Girls Club kids, teens and staff gain access to key mental health training and resources.
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With support from partners like Kohl’s, Blue Cross and Blue Shield Companies and others, Boys & Girls Club kids, teens and staff gain access to key mental health training and resources.
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Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation continued its critical work to measurably improve health and strengthen local communities in 2023. Last year, the Foundation had an $11 million impact in New York, including $9.2 million in grants focused on food insecurity, substance use disorder and maternal health. The Foundation also supported organizations that coordinated disaster preparedness, response, and recovery efforts as part of its mission. “Our Foundation strives to improve the health o
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Funds will help King’s Mountain Residents Transition to Independent Living
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Anthem’s Medicaid Health Plan is the first Managed Care Organization in Nevada to successfully achieve newly established accreditation.
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AEG’s LA Galaxy, in partnership with the United States Association of Blind Athletes (USABA), Dignity Health and Anthem Blue Cross, hosted the USA Blind Soccer Men’s National Team’s first ever public demonstration in Southern California at Dignity Health Sports Park.
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New Mobile Unit will support Mel Leaman’s efforts to overcome barriers and reach more patients in Washington, Smyth, and Grayson Counties
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The Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation recently funded Greater Richmond Fit4Kids’ school-based Learning Gardens program with a $75,000 grant as part of their Food as Medicine initiative. By combining garden tastings, cooking classes, seedling distribution, and surplus produce redistribution, this program strives to empower children to make healthier choices, foster a sustainable food culture, and create a positive impact in their schools’ communities. Fit4Kids is on-site this school ye
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A new $500,000 grant from the Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation will help the Virginia Association of Free and Charitable Clinics (VAFCC) expand substance use disorder peer-based recovery programs in the Commonwealth to six clinics over the next three years. The Health Wagon, a charitable clinic located in Wise and serving Southwest Virginia, has been selected to initiate the effort in the first year and the remaining five clinics will be chosen in year two and three. This press relea
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Elected Officials, leadership from Empire BlueCross BlueShield and Family Health Centers at NYU Langone addressed attendees
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Feed More received a $450,000 grant from the Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation to continue improving the health and wellbeing of the communities served through the ‘Food as Medicine’ program. Feed More, a member of the Feeding America network, is one of 21 food banks across the country to receive this funding from the Anthem Foundation. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230831819344/en/ Feed More and Anthem lea
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BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Foundation recognizes outstanding students pursuing health care careers
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Ongoing partnership empowers child trafficking victims to rebuild happy and healthy lives
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With nearly $9 million distributed among 42 states, the Un-carrier is helping communities bring impactful community development projects to life
Beyond Hometown Grants, the Un-carrier is turning rural America magenta by helping to bridge the digital divide, expand connectivity, deliver essential wireless services and more
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With nearly $9 million distributed among 42 states, the Un-carrier is helping communities bring impactful community development projects to life
Beyond Hometown Grants, the Un-carrier is turning rural America magenta by helping to bridge the digital divide, expand connectivity, deliver essential wireless services and more
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Recap of CSR stories on Business Wire
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Common Threads’ interactive cooking and nutrition education initiative is celebrated with cooking classes and food giveaway
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A $400,000 grant from the Anthem Blue Cross Foundation supports a maternal health program in Fresno County that offers prenatal care, mental health support and help accessing services and resources.
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Historic pledge allows return to international travel during Make-A-Wish Canada’s 40th anniversary year
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Common Threads’ interactive and culturally responsive approach to cooking and nutrition education is celebrated with a student-led cooking showcase event and healthy food distribution
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Edifecs to host a panel of leading payers and providers to discuss how to utilize AI and interoperability to collaborate and improve healthcare delivery and outcomes across payment models
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Local high school students combine with BIPOC professional community artists to collaborate and create a unique art exhibition
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana, Healthy Blue and Entergy have committed to sponsor 200,000 meals at food banks statewide. Volunteers from these organizations will pack the meals at a series of events benefitting Louisiana food banks.
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BlueCross Power of We Scholarship program aims to create a more inclusive health care workforce
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3rd Annual Empire “Whole Health Heroes” Awards recognize exceptional New York leaders who are committed to innovation and leadership
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Celebratory event to feature keynote presentation by Alan J. Murray, President & CEO of Empire BlueCross BlueShield who will address the impact of these individuals on NYC’s whole health
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The in-person celebratory luncheon will take place on November 10 at 12 noon ET at Manhattan Manor, 201 W 52nd St, New York, NY 10019
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CICOA and area agencies on aging statewide to help seniors get fruits and veggies year-round with goal of lowering risk of chronic diseases such as diabetes and high blood pressure
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Government entities and nonprofit groups can apply for funding Aug. 1-31, 2022
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Rhem is First African American Woman Named to Hold a Position on Executive Team SOURCE: Subaru of America DESCRIPTION:CAMDEN, N.J. December 16, 2021 /3BL Media/ - Subaru of America, Inc. today announced that Renee Rhem, Vice President of Customer Advocacy at Subaru of America, Inc, has been named to the Subaru Executive Team. Rhem is the first African American woman to hold a C-Suite position at Subaru. As Vice President of Customer Advocacy and an Executive Team member, Rhem oversees the Subaru
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2022 Heart Walk to take place in person at Savin Rock in West Haven
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The Urban Affairs Coalition (UAC) will celebrate 52 years of driving change in the Philadelphia region, from working to improve quality of life to building wealth and solving emerging issues, with a series of events that kicks off on November 19 with a virtual event, highlighted by the announcement of its 2021 service award honorees. “For more than half a century, partnership has been at the core of who we are and our ability to continue our mission to ensure that organizations both large and sm
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BlueCross Power of We Scholarship program aims to create a more inclusive health care workforce
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Primary.Health joins approximately 40 leading health care organizations committing to support best practices in health data collection to help identify and address systemic injustices
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Grants are Part of an Innovative Collaboration Created by Susan G. Komen to Bring Together Researchers at Duke Cancer Institute and University of North Carolina Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center
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The funds will support food pantries throughout the state to use the Institute’s stoplight system to rank food nutritionally and promote healthy food.
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This system increases both the supply of and demand for healthy food.
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Additionally, Anthem associates will volunteer at several events with Connecticut Foodshare in September and October to mark the company’s annual volunteer days.
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The Empire BlueCross BlueShield Foundation gave grants to provide more than 300,000 meals across the city
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As part of its mission to materially and measurably improve the health of all New Yorkers, Empire’s associates will volunteer at several events with City Harvest and the Food Bank For New York City in October to mark the company’s annual volunteer days
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In partnership with Heart of America, Food Bank For New York City, iHeart Impact and the WNBA’s NY Liberty, Empire prepared the space for a food pantry to be built later this fall and hosted a distribution at an elementary school in Brooklyn in September
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Finally, Empire’s parent foundation will build on its work to address food insecurity by investing up to $30M over the next three years focused on Food As Medicine; the RFP is open until October 1, 2021
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To support local communities facing food insecurity, Empire BlueCross gave a grant to provide more than 50,000 meals to students through the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York’s Backpack Program, and its associates committed to volunteer hours during three events in September and October
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Additionally, Empire’s parent foundation will build on its work to address food insecurity by investing up to $30M over the next three years focused on Food As Medicine; the RFP is open until October 1, 2021
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On-campus teaching garden renovation and monthly food distributions will increase healthy food access for students and families
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A room in the school will be converted to a permanent food pantry and on-site monthly food distributions will increase healthy food access for students and families
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Anthem Foundation will match every hour volunteered at Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland; Dare to Care Food Bank; or God’s Pantry Food Bank with a $10 donation
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Five clinics awarded $230,000 in grants to knock down barriers to care and improve health
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Collaboration will help give the six food banks the ability to provide millions of healthy meals to Ohioans in need
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Southeast Missouri Food Bank and Aging Ahead will be able to use Anthem’s support to increase the impact of their work to support Missourians in need
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Alkermes plc is a recipient of The Boston Club’s first President’s Award, recognizing organizations that are leaders in supporting the advancement of women in the C-suite and boardroom.
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The Humana Foundation continues its investment in 12 organizations demonstrating success in helping people achieve greater health equity
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With Anthem’s support, Dare to Care Food Bank; Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland; and God’s Pantry Food Bank will increase access to healthy food
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Winning schools will receive a total of 20 Zoll AED Plus® units and CPR training from Cintas Corporation
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Spine and Medical Technology Leader Dedicates Resources and Support to Local Nonprofit Supporting the Youth of Inner City Communities
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