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Highmark BCBS Delaware BluePrints for the Community Highmark BCBS Delaware BluePrints for the Community In 2007, Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Delaware established BluePrints for the Community, a grant program to help address the issues faced by Delaware's uninsured and underserved populations.
The program was established as a donor-advised fund at the Delaware Community Foundation, a nonprofit organization that manages and administers charitable funds throughout Delaware. From inception through 2022, over 300 grants totaling more than $28 million have been awarded.
Grant proposals should aim to increase access to care and/or reduce health disparities through a program or project that falls within one of these five focus areas: For example: preventative care, disease specific, health literacy, research, etc. Economic Stability for families and individuals For example: financial resources strains, food insecurity, housing stability, etc. Social and Community Context For example: mental health, physical activities, social connections, etc. Neighborhood and Built Environment For example: safety, transportation, environmental health, infrastructure, etc. For example: training, upskilling, further education, provider practice improvements, etc. View the BluePrints for the Community 2008-2020 Impact Report .
View the BluePrints for the Community 2022 Annual Report . View the BluePrints for the Community 2023 Annual Report . View the BluePrints for the Community 2024 Annual Report .
View the BluePrints for the Community 2025 Annual Report .
2024 BluePrints for the Community Reports BluePrints Summary Q1 2024 BluePrints Summary Q2 2024 BluePrints Summary Q3 2024 BluePrints Summary Q4 2024 2023 BluePrints for the Community Reports BluePrints Summary Q1 2023 BluePrints Summary Q2 2023 BluePrints Summary Q3 2023 BluePrints Summary Q4 2023 Applying organization must be an incorporated not-for-profit 501c3 or community-benefit government agency, such as libraries, parks, public school districts.
BluePrints for the Community does not award grants to individuals. Applicants must disclose any conflict of interest due to representation by their organization on the BCBSD Advisory Council or Board of Directors or the Delaware Community Foundation Board of Directors. Organizations who have received BluePrints grants in the past, or have open applications in process, may still apply for funding for a different program or project.
While there are no restrictions on number of applications or awards received, application and funding history are taken into consideration. The BluePrints for the Community Large grant process is for requests above $50,000. For requests under $50,000, please continue to the ‘Small grant process’ information below.
Requests that exceed $200,000 require a meeting with BluePrints representatives prior to submission. Applications must be submitted through the Delaware Community Foundation . BluePrints for the Community Schedule Submissions for the BluePrints for the Community must be received no later than 11:59 pm on the due dates provided in this BluePrints for the Community Schedule (PDF download).
* Dates are approximate and subject to change . The BluePrints for the Community Small grant process is for requests below and up to $50,000. Applications must be submitted through the Delaware Community Foundation .
Small Grants may not be used as supplemental or gap funding for Large grants requests. Past Special Grant Cycles Social Determinants of Health Grant In 2020, we gave nearly $2 million to 17 organizations that had programs and projects focused on a variety of social determinants of health, from housing and homelessness to food insecurity and access to care.
In 2019, we made a $1 million commitment to addressing the opioid epidemic and contributed $1. 2 million to eight community partners. Questions?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in Delaware. Grant proposals should aim to increase access to care and/or improve health outcomes (e. g. , preventative care, disease-specific, health literacy, research). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Delaware BluePrints for the Community is funded by Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Delaware (through Delaware Community Foundation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Delaware. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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