The Cigna Group Foundation announced $3 million in grants to 22 nonprofits working to improve youth mental health and strengthen support systems across 10 states. The grants are part of a three-year, $9 million commitment to youth mental health, focusing on expanding access to services for ages 5 through 18, equipping parents and educators, and strengthening pathways to early intervention. Forty percent of the grantees are continuing or expanding programs funded in earlier years, including multi-state grief support nonprofit Eluna. The Foundation also highlighted its national partnership with Boys & Girls Clubs of America, through which 90 percent of Clubs have completed trauma-informed training since 2024.
Cigna CorpCigna Group Foundation's $3M grant and $9M commitment to youth mental health is a positive capital allocation for corporate social responsibility, but not a core business driver.