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The Cigna Group Scholars Program is a grant from The Cigna Group Foundation that funds college scholarships for dependents and grandchildren of Cigna Group employees. Each scholarship award is $3,000 to support recipients in pursuing higher education. The program is part of The Cigna Group Foundation's broader commitment to employee and family well-being.
Eligible applicants are dependents or grandchildren of current Cigna Group employees. The application deadline is May 19, 2026.
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The Cigna Group Foundation Grants and Funding FAQs | The Cigna Group Evernorth Health Services Evernorth Health Services Evernorth Health Services Evernorth Health Services Environmental, Social, and Governance Improving Health and Vitality Environmental, Social, and Governance Improving Health and Vitality The Cigna Group Foundation Grants and Funding FAQs We will have multiple grant program opportunities in calendar year 2025, each aligned to a different commitment.
Each grant program will have application timelines, award announcement timing, and geographical focus that is mutually exclusive to that respective program. To evaluate your organization's fit with the grant program goals, we recommend that you visit The Cigna Group Foundation page. Frequently Asked Questions What type of program-related costs will The Cigna Group Foundation fund?
The Cigna Group Foundation does not fund general operating expenses, administrative costs, and indirect costs. The budget narrative for each grant should reflect all the expenses required for the specific grant project. Salaries for staff members are allowable for the related program, but no fringe benefits or payroll taxes are acceptable by The Cigna Group Foundation.
All other expenses will be reviewed by The Cigna Group Foundation grant review team. Do you have examples of organizations The Cigna Group Foundation will not fund? Only public charitable organizations currently recognized as tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) or Section 170(b) of the Internal Revenue Code are eligible to receive or benefit from charitable funding from The Cigna Group Foundation.
The following 501(c)(3) statuses will be considered: The Cigna Group SM and The Cigna Group Foundation reserve the right to reject requests to provide funding to organizations that discriminate or for projects that do not reflect the general principles of the Code of Ethics of The Cigna Group and Workplace Policies.
The Cigna Group will not support any organization whose activities may represent a conflict of interest for it or any of its companies.
Specific examples include: individuals or organizations established to benefit one individual; capital campaigns, fraternal organizations, organizations or programs whose mission includes a substantial element of social, religious, or political advocacy; faith-based organizations, unless the activities being funded are accessible to the general public and are not aimed at promoting one religion or faith over any other.
Can I apply for more than one grant? Yes. However, organizations may only be funded for one active period of time.
In other words, if you have a current grant from The Cigna Group Foundation, you may apply for a second grant. If approved, the new grant cannot start until the first grant ends. Do I need a fiscal sponsor?
You do not need a separate fiscal sponsor, but you do need to be a qualified charity. Please see the above question related to the types of eligible organizations. Will The Cigna Group Foundation sponsor a specific event?
The Cigna Group Foundation does not sponsor events and/or fundraisers. Sponsorships are funded by The Cigna Group and are on an invite-only basis. Do you fund organizations outside of the United States?
We consider proposals from U.S.-based organizations that are executing projects outside of the United States. Who do I contact if I receive an application error? If you are facing a technical issue with your application, please email foundationgrants@thecignagroup.
com . How do I withdraw an application? If you need to withdraw your application, please email foundationgrants@thecignagroup.
com . Does The Cigna Group Foundation support capital campaign/projects? No, The Cigna Group Foundation supports nonprofit organizations through programmatic grant funding specific to the criteria and eligibility for the grant program featured on our website.
What type of program-related costs will The Cigna Group Foundation fund? The budget narrative should reflect eligible expenses required for the specific grant request only. Salaries for staff members are allowed for related program implementation.
Non-eligible expenses include fringe benefits, payroll taxes, general operating expenses, and administrative and indirect costs. All other expenses will be reviewed by The Cigna Group Foundation grant review team. Where do you fund grants?
While we support many communities globally, we prioritize grants in regions where we have a significant number of customers with high social determinants of health risks. The Cigna Group Foundation prioritizes grants that offer programming and resources to community members across Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Missouri, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and Texas .
For additional questions, please contact us via email at foundationgrants@thecignagroup. com . The Cigna Group Leadership Our Culture of Compliance Environmental, Social, and Governance Selecting these links will take you away from TheCignaGroup.
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Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Dependents and grandchildren of Cigna Group employees. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates $3,000 per scholarship Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
The current target date is May 19, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, attachments, and final submission checks.
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