Florida Blue Foundation Healthy Communities Grant Program

Florida Blue Foundation Healthy Communities Grant Program — Rolling

Florida Blue Foundation's Healthy Communities Grant Program is currently open on a rolling basis, with applications accepted daily for nonprofit-led projects addressing critical local community issues and improving health.

FundingNot publicly stated on the current Healthy Communities page. Verify the live Florida Blue Foundation grant portal for any current request range or ceiling.

DeadlineRolling / year-round. Florida Blue Foundation currently states: applications accepted daily. No fixed public closing date, clock time, or time zone is published.

Last verifiedOctober 5, 2026

Required next actionOpen the current Florida Blue Foundation grant portal, confirm applicant eligibility and fit with the Healthy Communities opportunity, and verify the current request range, required attachments, allowable costs, reporting terms, and any procurement or matching requirements before preparing or submitting an application.

Broad Eligibility

Current public materials describe Healthy Communities as a Florida Blue Foundation nonprofit partnership program addressing critical local community issues to help people and communities achieve better health. The complete current eligibility criteria are controlled in the grant portal and are not fully enumerated on the public page.

Atlas Analysis

Florida Blue Foundation currently lists its Healthy Communities Grant Program as open, with applications accepted daily. The Foundation describes the program as supporting nonprofit partners addressing critical issues in local communities to help people and communities achieve better health.

The Foundation’s broader community-investment priorities include improving health and reducing health disparities, food security, mental well-being, and growing healthy communities. Applications and current program requirements are managed through the Florida Blue and Florida Blue Foundation grant portal.

Funding and deadline: This is a genuine rolling opportunity. The current public page does not publish a fixed closing date, clock time, maximum request, award range, total funding pool, or mandatory match/cost-share requirement for Healthy Communities. Those items should not be inferred. Applicants should verify the live portal requirements before committing a project or budget.

Eligibility and application requirements: The current public materials frame Healthy Communities as a nonprofit partnership program and direct applicants to the Foundation’s grant portal for current information, guidelines, open applications, and submission requirements. The public page does not enumerate a complete applicant-eligibility test, required attachments, eligible-cost schedule, or procurement/vendor rules for the rolling Healthy Communities opportunity.

Atlas fit: Atlas Opportunity Score 82/100. N9+ Fit Score 35/100 conditional. QC Healthcare / Dr. Miltie fit is approximately 40/100 conditional. The health mission is legitimate, but the public Healthy Communities materials do not expressly authorize remote physical-exam technology, telehealth equipment, clinical devices, or third-party vendor costs. Any role for the Nonagon N9+ device and platform or QC Healthcare must therefore be applicant-led, project-specific, material to an eligible community-health project, and confirmed allowable in the live Foundation portal. Dr. Miltie is not being treated as a direct applicant.