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BCBSNE is proud to be a champion for health and well-being for our members and the communities we serve.
That's why we're stepping up to present Healthy Home Team, an initiative to partner with Nebraska high schools in boosting health and well-being in communities across our state.
Each year we'll select up to 100 applicant schools to receive a $500 grant to support health and wellness for your students or local community. Schools may only receive a grant once every three school years.
To receive the $500 grant, schools agree to display and maintain a sign at their athletic facilities. BCBSNE will produce and ship the sign, which is customized with your school’s nickname.
One visionary school each year will be selected for an additional $5,000 grant to make their health and well-being efforts go even further.
Full program details are available online at NebraskaBlue.com/HealthyHomeTeam.
Still have questions? Contact HealthyHomeTeam@NebraskaBlue.com
For more than 85 years, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska (BCBSNE) has been a champion for the health and well-being of our members and the communities we serve. Founded in 2024, the Nebraska Blue Foundation now allows us to concentrate our efforts.
The foundation has four priority areas:
· Serving Seniors – Addressing the needs of Nebraska’s aging population
· Increasing Access to Preventive Health Care – Proactive measures to prevent illness, detect health issues early and reduce the risk of chronic disease
· Economic Vitality – Investing in job creation and civic programs to promote a vibrant economy
· Third Places – Building and strengthening the social fabric of communities across the state
The Nebraska Blue Foundation is particularly interested in supporting innovation and pilot projects. As a new foundation, our approach is to be catalytic with our grants – primarily investing in new ideas or programs that could meet a specific need with a one-time investment.
We are now accepting letters of intent (LOI) for our fall grant cycle in two focus areas: Economic Vitality and Third Places.
Please visit our website and resource guide for additional information on our eligibility requirements.