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2026-27 Blue Impact Grants Now Open for Nonprofits Statewide 2026-27 Blue Impact Grants Now Open for Nonprofits Statewide Applications due by January 30, 2026 RICHARDSON, Texas — Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas 2026-27 Blue Impact SM grant application is open for Texas nonprofits focused on improving social determinants of health.
These grants and other BCBSTX community investments directly target the social and economic factors that play a role in health and wellness. Details about Blue Impact grants and the link to apply are available here . “At Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas, we understand that health is shaped by more than medical care alone,” said Patty Escoe, vice president of Texas Plan Operations.
“This is why we launched our grant program 15 years ago and have partnered with community organizations that know their neighborhood best. We continue to see the impact of our grant investments guided by local insight and data. We are proud to support solutions that strengthen communities and improve health outcomes.
” The Blue Impact grant program is just one of the ways BCBSTX supports local communities, in addition to micro-grants and sponsorships, in-kind donations, employee volunteerism and disaster relief. BCBSTX’s community investments align under five areas of focus to support the company’s mission to expand access to care.
Economic Opportunity and Stability: Addressing issues such as poverty, removing barriers to employment, providing good jobs and upskilling. Food Access and Nutrition: Supporting efforts to decrease hunger and increase access to nutritional food. Neighborhood and Built Environment: Focusing on affordable, healthy housing, as well as access to transportation and physical activity.
Locally Defined Health Solutions: Addressing hyperlocal health and human service needs. Optimal Health Outcomes: Helping close gaps in care, specifically around six priority areas: immunizations, diabetes care, cardiovascular care, behavioral health, early detection cancer screening, and maternal and infant health.
“We know investing in the health of our communities will create a world where we all have the opportunity to thrive,” said Jim Springfield, BCBSTX president. “As the state’s oldest and largest health insurer, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas is dedicated to expanding access to health care and improving health outcomes starting in communities where we live and work.
” To learn about more ways BCBSTX makes a difference in the communities it serves, read the annual Corporate Social Responsibility Report published each year in early spring. To apply for a 2026-27 Blue Impact grant, complete the one-step application process by January 30, 2026. Following the close of the application period, all submissions will undergo a comprehensive review.
Funding decisions will be communicated to all applicants by early June 2026. About Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas 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 nearly 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 Illinois, Montana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas). Health Care Service Corporation is a Mutual Legal Reserve Company and an Independent Licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association.
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in Maryland, the District of Columbia, and Northern Virginia that address social determinants of health. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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Huddle Up for Health Community Health Equity Grant is a grant from CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, in partnership with the Baltimore Ravens, that funds Maryland nonprofits building or enhancing programming focused on mental health support, awareness, and advocacy. The program prioritizes organizations working in the behavioral health space that also address upstream social, economic, and environmental drivers of health. Eligible applicants are Maryland-based 501(c)(3) nonprofits. Awards are up to $50,000, with the application deadline on May 5, 2026. Now in its third year, the program reflects a long-standing collaboration between CareFirst and the Ravens to advance community wellness and reduce health disparities.
Huddle Up for Health Community Health Equity Grant is sponsored by CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield. Huddle Up for Health Community Health Equity Grant is a grant from CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, in partnership with the Baltimore Ravens, that funds Maryland nonprofits building or enhancing programming focused on mental health support, awareness, and advocacy.
Huddle Up for Health Grant is a grant from the Baltimore Ravens and CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield that funds Maryland-based nonprofit organizations working to address mental health challenges and broader upstream drivers of health. Now in its third year, the program awards a grant to one selected organization to build new programming or enhance existing initiatives centered on mental health support, awareness, education, and advocacy. The 2026 cycle places particular emphasis on organizations working in the behavioral health space with impact extending to the broader community and to social, economic, and environmental determinants of health. Eligible applicants are Maryland-based nonprofits. The 2026 application deadline is May 15, 2026.