- The Cigna Group Foundation (CI, Financial) commits $1 million over two years to Boys & Girls Clubs of America to support youth mental health.
- The initiative builds on a previous $250,000 grant aimed at enhancing youth mental health programs.
- More than 1,250 Cigna employees have engaged in activities at local Boys & Girls Clubs.
The Cigna Group Foundation (CI) has announced a significant contribution of $1 million over the next two years to Boys & Girls Clubs of America, enhancing the organization's commitment to youth mental health. This funding aims to bolster staff training in recognizing signs of youth distress, implementing trauma-informed practices, and expanding the Behavioral Support Toolkit throughout all Clubs.
This new initiative builds on a previous $250,000 grant, which supported the development of youth mental health programming and a teen mental health guide. The engagement has already seen participation from over 1,250 Cigna Group employees in local Boys & Girls Clubs activities.
In related efforts, The Cigna Group recently partnered with basketball legend Earvin "Magic" Johnson for a "Bright Futures Carnival," supporting children affected by the Southern California wildfires, further emphasizing the importance of community support for youth mental health.
The contribution is part of The Cigna Group's broader commitment to invest more than $27 million in nonprofit grants through 2026, focusing on youth mental health, veteran mental health, and health equity barriers.
The Cigna Group (CI, Financial) continues to be a leader in global health, with a steadfast focus on individual and community vitality. Their ongoing efforts include various partnerships and innovations aimed at improving health outcomes worldwide.
