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$2 Million in Community Grants is sponsored by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas. Supports community-based organizations focused on improving healthcare access and addressing social factors impacting health.
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas Awards $2M in Community Grants Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas Awards $2M in Community Grants Funding will support 84 programs focused on improving the health of Texans RICHARDSON, Texas — Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas is proud to award $2 million in Blue Impact ℠ grants to 84 community-based organizations statewide.
The organizations are focused on improving health care access and addressing social factors that impact Texans' health. The 2025-2026 Blue Impact grantees were selected following an extensive evaluation process. The grant program is part of BCBSTX’s efforts to support optimal health outcomes for all Texans.
“Throughout our 95 years of serving Texas, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas remains committed to the belief that lasting change is built through collective action and community-driven solutions,” said BCBSTX President Jim Springfield. “We’re honored to collaborate with Blue Impact grant recipients across the state, empowering their expertise and passion to strengthen local communities and inspire healthier futures.
” BCBSTX’s grant program is focused on five pillars — economic opportunity and stability, nutrition, neighborhood and built environment, locally defined health solutions and optimal health outcomes. “It’s incredibly rewarding to see our Blue Impact grantees use this funding to enhance the health and well-being of underrepresented Texans,” said Patty Escoe, vice president of Texas plan operations.
“For decades, we’ve worked in close collaboration with local community organizations, staying committed to sustainable solutions and aligning our investments where the data supports lasting change in people’s lives.
” The 2025-2026 Blue Impact grantees are: Economic opportunity and stability The Storehouse of Collin County ECDC Houston Multicultural Center Victoria College Foundation Inc. Communities in Schools of the Coastal Bend Family Promise of Midland Housing and Community Services, Inc. DBA Prospera Housing Community Services The Salvation Army of North Texas Bastrop County Emergency Food Pantry and Support Center Brazos Family Food Bank Inc. Regional East Texas Food Bank Montgomery County Food Bank Inc. Access Care of Coastal Texas Southeast Texas Food Bank El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Concho Valley Regional Food Bank Neighboorhood and built environment Hays Caldwell Womens Center Waco Habitat for Humanity Austin Habitat for Humanity Fort Worth Area Habitat for Humanity University of North Texas Foundation Habitat for Humanity of San Antonio Inc. Houston Area Urban Community Development Corp. YWCA El Paso Del Norte Region Galilee Community Development Corp. Locally defined health solutions Helping the Aging, Needy and Disabled Inc. DBA Meals on Wheels Central Texas/ Austin-In Home Care Community Healthcare of Texas Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Inc. Communities in Schools of Houston Healthcare for the Homeless-Houston Houston Area Women's Center Mercy Ministries of Laredo The Vannie E.
Cook Jr. Children's Cancer and Hematology Clinic Wilson County Emergency Services District 4 Concho Valley Community Action Agency Special Olympics Texas Inc. Raphael Community Free Clinic Inc. Austin Child Guidance Center Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center Texas Children’s Hospital Boys And Girls Club of McAllen Inc. Coastal Bend Wellness Foundation Inc. The Arthur Nagel Community Clinic Inc. Any Baby Can of San Antonio Inc. Good Samaritan Community Services San Antonio Lighthouse for the Blind University Health Foundation El Paso Children's Hospital Foundation Golden Plains Community Hospital Society Of St.
Vincent de Paul Charitable Pharmacy of North Texas Caring Foundation of Texas BCBSTX has awarded more than $27 million in grants to community organizations statewide since 2011, touching the lives of millions of Texas children and families. Besides Blue Impact grants, BCBSTX also supports local communities through sponsorships, in-kind donations, employee volunteerism and disaster relief.
In 2025, BCBSTX is investing an additional $2 million in grants to organizations that align with the Special Beginnings® Maternal and Infant Health Initiative aimed at improving health outcomes for Texas moms and babies.
About Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas Celebrating 95 years of helping improve the health of Texans, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas — the only statewide, customer-owned health insurer in Texas — is the largest provider of health benefits in the state, working with more than 168,000 physicians and health care practitioners, and 550 hospitals to serve eight million members in all 254 counties.
BCBSTX is a Division of Health Care Service Corporation (which operates Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans in Texas, Illinois, Montana, Oklahoma, and New Mexico). Health Care Service Corporation is a Mutual Legal Reserve Company and an Independent Licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community-based organizations in Texas. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $2 million total. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
$2 Million in Community Grants is funded by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Texas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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