Foundation Grants
Community Vital Signs
About Us
The Humana Foundation, the philanthropic arm of health insurer Humana, announced $15.2 million in grants Wednesday to support its health equity mission, CBS 19 reports.
According to a release, these grants are going to provide support to seniors and school-age children in living connected and healthy lives.
One $2.5 million grant will go to Older Adult Technology Services, which will use the money to develop an in-person and online experience to help people learn about the difficulties seniors and their caregivers face in addressing social isolation and loneliness.
"Social isolation is a hidden crisis for older adults, and technology can help older adults and caregivers recognize the signs and find solutions to overcome loneliness," the executive director of OATS from AARP says.
Another $2.5 million will go to seven universities, including the University of Virginia, which will use the money to assess a comprehensive food pharmacy program for rural seniors with cardiovascular conditions.
Researchers at Tulane University, the University of South Florida, the University of Kentucky, Indiana University Bloomington, Indiana University Indianapolis, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are also getting funding.
Three of the research teams will be investigating the effectiveness of interventions in shaping a healthier approach to nutrition, while the other three will be looking at the emotional health of seniors and school-aged children.
Read the Entire Article
Selected Foundation News
A customized collection of news from foundations from around the Web.
Inly School in Scituate serves children from 18 South Shore communities, including Cohasset and Hingham.Inly's commitment to fostering self-confidence, independence, and a deep understanding of...more
The conversation highlighted the ongoing need for education that prioritizes both engagement and essential learning.The human connection between teachers and students remains essential for fostering...more
The New School for Social Research's 2025 Phillips Lecture Featured Acclaimed Writer Salman Rushdie.Rushdie is the author of 22 novels including Midnight's Children, The Satanic Verses, Shame, The...more
Center for Creative Living in Lawton soon to host "Health Expo" event.The event will be held at the Center for Creative living in the Lawton Civic Center.It will be the first of its kind in the state...more
The Swiss banking centre: a cornerstone of the economy with global reach.Study shows that economic openness, sensible and focused regulation, a sound reputation and an innovation-friendly environment...more
Reactions from energy and climate community to Germany's 2025 coalition treaty.Germany's prospective coalition government has agreed to continue the country's landmark energy transition without major...more
A passionate and driven Environmental Modeller is needed to join our Synthetic Environment team.The team are using innovative ways to develop synthetic environments through video games technologies...more
Undergraduate and graduate students, staff and faculty are encouraged to submit creative proposals for projects to take place between August 1, 2025, and June 30, 2026.Grants award amounts ranging...more
Exploring Opportunities and Challenges in Energy and Climate Beyond the Global North - CPI Resources.Young Professionals in Energy (YPE), Bay Area will be hosting a live panel discussion.The...more
Entergy New Orleans provides electricity and natural gas to more than 209,000 customers.The company committed to reducing its carbon emissions rate by 50% below 2000 levels by 2030.Entergy enables...more
Social Entrepreneurship
Spotlight
Exploring The Entrepreneurial Mindset – Their Approaches To Tackling Social Change
Jean Case, CEO of the Case Foundation, defines the meaning of social entrepreneurship, and explores the entrepreneurial mindset and approach of social entrepreneurs in dealing with social challenges.