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BCBSTX Gives Nearly $3M to Nonprofits in Dallas and Across Texas
by Sandra Engelland | Jun 26, 2026
The Blue Impact grant program supports nonprofits that focus on long-term, community-driven health solutions. Grant recipients were selected in a thorough process that evaluates the organization's measurable impact, sustainability, and alignment with BCBSTX’s mission to support healthier Texas communities.
by Lance Murray |
Jun 24, 2025
The grant program—part of BCBSTX’s efforts to support optimal health outcomes for all Texans—includes new funding for 16 nonprofits across North Texas.
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by Lance Murray |
Jan 30, 2024
Last summer, the BCBSTX program awarded nearly $3M in funds to 101 organizations across the Lone Star State—including many in North Texas. The deadline for nonprofits to apply for Blue Impact 2024-2025 grants is Feb. 9. Other impact-aligned community, business, and provider organizations are invited to request sponsorships.
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by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Dec 6, 2022
Something's buzzing atop the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas headquarters in Richardson—and it's offering a sustainable touch to the surrounding community. Earlier in the fall, BCBSTX installed two bee hives on the north side of its HQ building as part of the company's sustainability efforts. The hives are home to nearly 100,000 Italian honeybees.
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C1 Innovation Lab, BCBSTX Team Up With Capital Factory to Spur Innovations in Healthcare
by Alex Edwards | Jun 22, 2021
Dallas' C1 Innovation Lab, operated by Health Care Services Corporation (which owns Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas), has entered into a collaboration with early-stage investor Capital Factory to help Texas entrepreneurs explore, address, and pilot solutions that serve BCBSTX members. The end goal is to engage with new technologies and local entrepreneurs on the cutting edge of healthcare innovation.
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by Maddie Preston |
Sep 9, 2019
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas recently granted $150,000 to United Way to connect North Texans to healthcare resources and support Dallas nonprofits.
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