The Humana Foundation is dedicated to improving the health and quality of life in communities by eliminating social and structural barriers to health. They focus on creating equitable health outcomes, expanding healthy choices, and addressing the core reasons that limit healthy living options. Their work involves partnerships with local communities and trusted organizations to build support networks, tackle issues such as suicide prevention and nutritional literacy, and ensure access to healthy food and care. The Foundation also emphasizes disaster philanthropy, aiding in emergency relief and long-term recovery for affected communities, aiming for equitable disaster response preparedness.
Applications for contributions, other than scholarships, should be submitted by letter and accompanied by a copy of the organization's exemption letter under Code Sec. 501(c)(3). The application must request a specific dollar amount and include a brief explanation of the charitable activities of the organization. Applications for scholarship awards should be submitted directly to Scholarship America, St. Peter MN, on a pre-approved form. For details, see "Grant ApplicationsScholarship Program" at www.humanafoundation.org.
Deadline
February 1, Humana Scholarship Program
Restrictions
The Humana Foundation identifies, funds, and nurtures projects and organizations in three fields: domestic and international health, education, and civic and cultural development in communities where the company has a meaningful presence. The scholarship competition is open to high school seniors, high school graduates, and college students who are children of Humana employees and plan on pursuing a college degree.