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United for Healthy Starts is sponsored by HCA Healthcare Foundation (via United Way of Metropolitan Dallas). This initiative, funded by the HCA Healthcare Foundation and implemented through United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, aims to increase access to services and improve social, economic, and overall health outcomes for families, with a focus on maternal and infant health.
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United Way Miami and HCA Healthcare Foundation Announce Launch of United for Healthy Starts Initiative - United Way Miami United Way Miami and HCA Healthcare Foundation Announce Launch of United for Healthy Starts Initiative HCA HEALTHCARE’S EAST FLORIDA DIVISION ANNOUNCES $1. 84 MILLION HCA HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION GRANT TO LAUNCH UNITED FOR HEALTHY STARTS FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.
, April 3, 2025 – HCA Healthcare’s East Florida Division recently announced that the HCA Healthcare Foundation, through its Healthier Tomorrow Fund, will give $1. 84 million to United Way to launch United for Healthy Starts, a national collaboration between four United Ways to help increase access to social, economic and education support services for families.
The effort is led by Mile High United Way in Denver and includes United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, United Way Miami and United Way of Greater Nashville. “At HCA Healthcare, we are deeply committed to the care and improvement of human life, and our partnership with the United Way allows us to extend that mission beyond our hospital walls,” said Charles Gressle, HCA Healthcare East Florida Division president.
“We are proud to stand alongside them in making a meaningful impact on the lives of individuals and families in our community. ” United for Healthy Starts aims to increase access to services to improve social, economic and overall health outcomes for families.
Through this new grant, the initiative is designed to help families have strong, healthy starts through home visitation and wrap-around services tailored to the needs of each family supported.
By establishing a national, collaborative learning community, United for Healthy Starts will also work to help create new nonprofit partnerships, with the intention of strengthening service delivery and innovation and achieving a scalable impact beyond the grant.
“At United Way Miami, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to succeed—and that begins with early education,” said Symeria Hudson, president and CEO of United Way Miami. “For the families we serve struggling with rising costs, access to quality early education and wraparound services is critical.
Thanks to the HCA Healthcare Foundation’s support, we will continue expanding our services at The Center for Excellence in Early Education, the Demonstration School and our Early Head Start-Child Care Partnership sites—helping more families build a stronger future. Each year, we impact more than 7,000 children, ensuring they have the resources and support needed to thrive.
” HCA Healthcare and the HCA Healthcare Foundation have a long history of working with and supporting United Way. In 1981, HCA Healthcare co-founder Dr. Thomas Frist Jr. co-founded the first chapter of the Alexis de Tocqueville Society in Nashville, Tennessee and later received its Lifetime Achievement Award in 2012.
Over the last 30 years, HCA Healthcare and the HCA Healthcare Foundation have given more than $17 million in support of United Way’s work to help improve communities nationwide.
The HCA Healthcare Foundation’s Healthier Tomorrow Fund supports evidence-informed programs that address high-priority needs and advance community health by supporting efforts to pilot, replicate and scale meaningful, measurable initiatives in communities where HCA Healthcare has a presence. Since its inception, the fund has committed more than $17 million in grants to nonprofits across the country.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations working with United Way of Metropolitan Dallas to improve maternal and infant health outcomes and provide supportive services for vulnerable mothers and babies. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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United for Healthy Starts is funded by HCA Healthcare Foundation (via United Way of Metropolitan Dallas). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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