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Find similar grantsThe Humana Foundation Grants is sponsored by The Humana Foundation. The Humana Foundation partners with local communities and trusted community organizations in Louisville, KY, Texas, Florida, and Louisiana to create a network of support for people confronting life's challenges.
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The Humana Foundation | Overview Investing in health equity Helping people across the country live healthier lives The Humana Foundation works to ensure seniors, veterans and school-aged children live connected, healthy lives by removing unnecessary barriers in healthcare. We invite you to learn more about the Foundation's rich history and how we're changing lives for the better.
We've invested real dollars to support community health organizations through a shared vision. Today, we continue to seek innovative solutions and new partnerships focused on supporting lifelong healthy initiatives in underserved communities. Investing to support lifelong health Health Equity Innovation Fund The Humana Foundation supports a diverse project portfolio centered around our core commitments.
We encourage organizations that share our vision for healthier communities to learn more about our grants. We're always excited to discover new partners.
Supporting community partners Invested in our communities since 1975 Committed to health equity grants in 2025 Awarded in scholarships supporting employee dependents Stronger Together: Humana Foundation & Seniors in Service A Different Kind of Vision, Dan Hargrave in Service of Others Partner Highlight: The 4R Foundation Inc. (4Roots) More help and information Find general information about the Humana Foundation and get answers to common questions regarding funding.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community organizations in Louisville, KY, Texas, Florida, and Louisiana addressing social and structural barriers to health, with a focus on healthy emotional connections and nutritional health. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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This opportunity targets applicants in Louisiana, Florida, and Texas. Check the official notice for exact location requirements.
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Health Equity and Social Determinants of Health Initiative is a grant from The Humana Foundation that funds organizations advancing health equity through nutrition security, social connection, and financial health. The Humana Foundation organizes its grantmaking around four primary commitment areas, each with distinct grant cycles and funding availability. Applications are submitted through SmartSimple, the foundation's grant management system, which requires organizations to register and complete an eligibility check before applying. The foundation accepts both single-year and multi-year proposals. Grant cycles typically open in spring, with an Early Access Cycle and Regular Cycle. The Health Equity Innovation Fund and research grants are currently open by invitation only.
Health Equity Impact Fund (Humana Foundation) is sponsored by The Humana Foundation. The Health Equity Innovation Fund provides seed funding for organizations working to eliminate barriers in health and health care. The Fund offers recipients an opportunity to test both interventions and solutions designed to address preventable, chronic diseases for populations facing inequity.