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CVS Health Community Grants is sponsored by CVS Caremark (CVS Health). The CVS Health Community Grant Program focuses its grantmaking on organizations that support children with disabilities, including programs focusing on health and rehabilitation services, initiatives that provide greater access to physical movement and play, and public schools that promote a greater level of inclusion in student activities and extracurricular programs.
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