The Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi Foundation focuses its giving on health and wellness infrastructure in Mississippi, prioritizing capital projects that improve maternal/clinical services and child wellness through playgrounds, outdoor classrooms, and school-based health amenities. Grants are concentrated geographically within the state and frequently fund partnerships with hospitals, university children's centers, state parks, and community foundations. The foundation appears to favor large, project-specific capital investments that create physical assets serving vulnerable or rural populations.
A $5,000,000 grant to South Sunflower County Hospital Foundation for renovations to the labor and delivery area of South Sunflower County Hospital captures the Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi Foundation’s approach: large, place-based investments in Mississippi health infrastructure. The foundation’s giving centers on health and wellness projects that build physical capacity in communities, from maternity care facilities to school playgrounds and outdoor learning spaces. Its recent record also shows support for a broad set of recipients, including hospitals, university-affiliated children’s programs, public school partners, state park infrastructure, and community foundations. The pattern is especially visible in child and family health. In Hattiesburg, the foundation gave $1,172,771 to The University of Southern Mississippi Foundation for an inclusive outdoor classroom and playground for the Children’s Center. In Jackson, it awarded $546,000 to Mississippi Wildlife Fisheries & Parks Foundation for LeFleur’s Bluff State Park playground, outdoor classroom and pavilion, and museum trail. These grants show a funder using capital projects to shape the settings where children, families, and patients receive services and spend time.
Maternal and infant health is a clear priority. The foundation gave $900,000 to South Sunflower County Hospital Foundation for access to care, alongside the larger labor and delivery renovation grant to the same hospital foundation. School health is another consistent lane. In 2025, Pinebelt Foundation received $534,630 for building healthy schools playgrounds at Tylertown Primary School, and Yazoo County Public School District Foundation received $443,872 for a playground at Bentonia Gibbs Elementary School. Nutrition and healthy eating appear in school garden support. Newton High School received $160,002 for the School Garden Program, and Houston Career & Technical Center received $136,225 for the same program. The foundation also backs community food access and wellness infrastructure. City of Iuka received $248,899 for a farmer’s market, and City of Ocean Springs received $118,995 for the Healthy Heroes Program.
Grant sizes cluster at the upper end of the market: the typical award is $73,696 at the 25th percentile, $110,493 at the median, and $328,013 at the 75th percentile. The foundation’s recent record includes both one-off awards and repeated support to the same recipients across years, such as South Sunflower County Hospital Foundation and Pinebelt Foundation. It accepts Letters of Inquiry for general grantmaking, and it also runs named programs for maternity care, tobacco-free campuses, healthy schools, school gardens, and primary care scholarships. It funds individuals through scholarship support.
$7.4M
$162.6M
$11.5M
$8.2M
Most grants fall between $74K and $328K, with a median of $110K.
25th Percentile
$74K
Median
$110K
75th Percentile
$328K
About 98% of grants go to recipients in MS.
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Concentrated, large capital grants within Mississippi—few but sizable awards (one recipient received multiple grants totaling the majority of funding). Emphasis on project-based, infrastructure investments rather than many small operating grants; repeat support for select grantees and institutions.
Notable grantees: South Sunflower County Hospital Foundation, The University of Southern Mississippi Foundation, Mississippi Wildlife, Fisheries & Parks Foundation, Pinebelt Foundation, Trident Foundation
Giving is overwhelmingly Mississippi-based, with 98% of grants to recipients in the foundation’s HQ state. Recent awards reach Indianola, Hattiesburg, Jackson, Boyes Hot Springs, Yazoo City, Tupelo, Hernando, Greenville, Union, Meadville, Iuka, Nettleton, Ocean Springs, and Newton. The recipient-country distribution is entirely domestic: all 61 grants went to U.S. recipients.
The foundation funds health and wellness infrastructure in Mississippi, with repeated support for maternal health facilities, school playgrounds and outdoor classrooms, school gardens, farmer’s markets, and campus health initiatives such as tobacco-free policy work.
The grant-size distribution is relatively large: $73,696 at the 25th percentile, $110,493 at the median, and $328,013 at the 75th percentile. Recent awards also include multimillion-dollar capital grants.
Yes. Its active grant programs include a Letter of Inquiry intake for general grantmaking, and several program areas note that they accept unsolicited inquiries, including maternity care funding, the tobacco-free college campuses initiative, and the healthy school awards program.
Its giving is local and concentrated in Mississippi. Ninety-eight percent of grants go to recipients in the HQ state, and the recipient-country distribution shows 61 grants, all to U.S. recipients.
Yes. The foundation funds individuals through a Primary Care Scholarship program, which supports people pursuing careers in primary care.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SOUTH SUNFLOWER COUNTY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION | INDIANOLA, MS | $5,000,000 | 2025 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - RENOVATIONS TO LABOR AND DELIVERY AREA OF SOUTH SUNFLOWER COUNTY HOSPITAL |
| PINEBELT FOUNDATION | HATTIESBURG, MS | $534,630 | 2025 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS | PLAYGROUNDS - TYLERTOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL |
| YAZOO COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT FOUNDATION | YAZOO CITY, MS | $443,872 | 2025 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS | PLAYGROUNDS - BENTONIA GIBBS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL |
| PINEBELT FOUNDATION | HATTIESBURG, MS | $443,872 | 2025 | HEALTH & WELLNESS -BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUND - NEW HEBRON ATTENDANCE CENTER |
| PROJECT FIT AMERICA | BOYES HOT SPRINGS, CA | $227,031 | 2025 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - PHYSICAL EDUCATION EQUIPMENT FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION REGIONAL CONFERENCES |
| NEWTON HIGH SCHOOL | NEWTON, MS | $160,002 | 2025 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - SCHOOL GARDEN PROGRAM |
| HOUSTON CAREER & TECHNICAL CENTER | HOUSTON, MS | $136,225 | 2025 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - SCHOOL GARDEN PROGRAM |
| SOUTH PANOLA HIGH SCHOOL | BATESVILLE, MS | $116,974 | 2025 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - SCHOOL GARDEN PROGRAM |
| SOUTH SUNFLOWER COUNTY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION | INDIANOLA, MS | $109,600 | 2025 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - MIDWIFERY SCHOLARSHIPS |
| NORTH PIKE CAREER & TECHNICAL CENTER | SUMMIT, MS | $96,345 | 2025 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - SCHOOL GARDEN PROGRAM |
| PETAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL | PETAL, MS | $50,000 | 2025 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - HEALTHY SCHOOL AWARD |
| NH PILATE MIDDLE SCHOOL | NEWTON, MS | $50,000 | 2025 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - HEALTHY SCHOOL AWARD |
| EAST CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE | DECATUR, MS | $30,000 | 2025 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE TOBACCO-FREE POLICY TIER 3 |
| BLUE MOUNTAIN CHRISITAN UNIVERSITY | BLUE MOUNTAIN, MS | $10,000 | 2025 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE TOBACCO-FREE POLICY | TIER 1 |
| THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI FOUNDATION | HATTIESBURG, MS | $1,172,771 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - INCLUSIVE OUTDOOR CLASSROOM AND PLAYGROUND FOR THE CHILDREN'S CENTER - HATTIESBURG |
| SOUTH SUNFLOWER COUNTY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION | INDIANOLA, MS | $900,000 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - ACCESS TO CARE |
| TRIDENT FOUNDATION | BOYES HOT SPRINGS, MS | $524,906 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS -BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUND - CREEKBEND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL |
| PINEBELT FOUNDATION | HATTIESBURG, MS | $438,872 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS -BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUND - BUCKATUNNA |
| EAST MISSISSIPPI CENTER FOR EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INC | MERIDIAN, MS | $438,872 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS -BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUND - SEBASTOPOL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL |
| CREATE FOUNDATION INC | TUPELO, MS | $438,872 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUND - MRYTLE ATTENDANCE CENTER |
| CITY OF IUKA | IUKA, MS | $248,899 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - FARMER'S MARKET |
| CITY OF NETTLETON | NETTLETON, MS | $199,850 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - FARMER'S MARKET |
| PROJECT FIT AMERICA | BOYES HOT SPRINGS, CA | $180,832 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - PHYSICAL EDUCATION EQUIPMENT FOR P.E. REGIONAL CONFERENCES |
| CITY OF OCEAN SPRINGS | OCEAN SPRINGS, MS | $118,995 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - HEALTHY HEROES PROGRAM |
| CITY OF EUPORA | EUPORA, MS | $110,493 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - HEALTHY HEROES PROGRAM |
| DELISLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL | PASS CHRISTIAN, MS | $103,664 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - EDIBLE SCHOOL GARDEN PROGRAM - PERIOD 2 |
| TOWN OF WESSON | WESSON, MS | $100,000 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - HEALTHY HOMETOWN AWARD |
| CITY OF BALDWYN | BALDWYN, MS | $100,000 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - HEALTHY HOMETOWN AWARD |
| THE MISSISSIPPI SCHOOL FOR MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE | COLUMBUS, MS | $99,979 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - SCHOOL GARDEN PROGRAM |
| TRI COUNTY ACADEMY | FLORA, MS | $99,607 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - SCHOOL GARDEN PROGRAM |
| BELMONT SCHOOLS | BELMONT, MS | $67,799 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - SCHOOL GARDEN PROGRAM |
| ITAWAMBA AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL | FULTON, MS | $50,000 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - HEALTHY SCHOOL AWARD |
| NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGE | SENATOBIA, MS | $30,000 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE TOBACCO-FREE POLICY TIER 3 |
| DORSEY ATTENDANCE CENTER | FULTON, MS | $15,501 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - EDIBLE SCHOOL GARDEN PROGRAM |
| MOOREVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL | MOOREVILLE, MS | $13,564 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - SCHOOL GARDEN PROGRAM |
| EAST CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE | DECATUR, MS | $10,000 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE TOBACCO-FREE POLICY TIER 1 |
| EAST CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE | DECATUR, MS | $10,000 | 2024 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE TOBACCO-FREE POLICY TIER 2 |
| MISSISSIPPI WILDLIFE FISHERIES & PARKS FOUNDATION | JACKSON, MS | $546,000 | 2023 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - LEFLEUR'S BLUFF STATE PARK PLAYGROUND, OUTDOOR CLASSROOM AND PAVILION AND MUSEUM TRAIL - BUDGET AMENDMENT |
| MISSISSIPPI CHILDREN'S MUSEUM - JACKSON | JACKSON, MS | $400,000 | 2023 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - HEALTHY HABITS AT HOME EXHIBIT |
| CREATE FOUNDATION INC | TUPELO, MS | $328,013 | 2023 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS HOUSTON LOWER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL |
| PINEBELT FOUNDATION | HATTIESBURG, MS | $328,013 | 2023 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS RICHTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL |
| COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI | HERNANDO, MS | $328,013 | 2023 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS JONESTOWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL |
| CREATE FOUNDATION INC | TUPELO, MS | $328,013 | 2023 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS HOUSTON UPPER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL |
| PINEBELT FOUNDATION | HATTIESBURG, MS | $328,013 | 2023 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS SALEM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL |
| COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI | HERNANDO, MS | $328,013 | 2023 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS FRIARS POINT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL |
| THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF WASHINGTON COUNTY INC | GREENVILLE, MS | $328,013 | 2023 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS WEDDINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL |
| CREATE FOUNDATION INC | TUPELO, MS | $328,013 | 2023 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS HOULKA ATTENDANCE CENTER |
| COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI | HERNANDO, MS | $328,013 | 2023 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS LYON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL |
| FRANKLIN COUNTY EDUCATION FOUNDATION | MEADVILLE, MS | $328,013 | 2023 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS FRANKLIN COUNTY UPPER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL |
| UNION PUBLIC SCHOOLS YELLOW JACKET NATION | UNION, MS | $328,013 | 2023 | HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS UNION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL |
SOUTH SUNFLOWER COUNTY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
$5,000,000HEALTH & WELLNESS - RENOVATIONS TO LABOR AND DELIVERY AREA OF SOUTH SUNFLOWER COUNTY HOSPITAL
PINEBELT FOUNDATION
$534,630HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS | PLAYGROUNDS - TYLERTOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL
YAZOO COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT FOUNDATION
$443,872HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS | PLAYGROUNDS - BENTONIA GIBBS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
PINEBELT FOUNDATION
$443,872HEALTH & WELLNESS -BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUND - NEW HEBRON ATTENDANCE CENTER
PROJECT FIT AMERICA
$227,031HEALTH & WELLNESS - PHYSICAL EDUCATION EQUIPMENT FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION REGIONAL CONFERENCES
NEWTON HIGH SCHOOL
HEALTH & WELLNESS - SCHOOL GARDEN PROGRAM
HOUSTON CAREER & TECHNICAL CENTER
$136,225HEALTH & WELLNESS - SCHOOL GARDEN PROGRAM
SOUTH PANOLA HIGH SCHOOL
$116,974HEALTH & WELLNESS - SCHOOL GARDEN PROGRAM
SOUTH SUNFLOWER COUNTY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
$109,600HEALTH & WELLNESS - MIDWIFERY SCHOLARSHIPS
NORTH PIKE CAREER & TECHNICAL CENTER
$96,345HEALTH & WELLNESS - SCHOOL GARDEN PROGRAM
PETAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
$50,000HEALTH & WELLNESS - HEALTHY SCHOOL AWARD
NH PILATE MIDDLE SCHOOL
$50,000HEALTH & WELLNESS - HEALTHY SCHOOL AWARD
EAST CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE
$30,000HEALTH & WELLNESS - UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE TOBACCO-FREE POLICY TIER 3
BLUE MOUNTAIN CHRISITAN UNIVERSITY
$10,000HEALTH & WELLNESS - UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE TOBACCO-FREE POLICY | TIER 1
THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI FOUNDATION
$1,172,771HEALTH & WELLNESS - INCLUSIVE OUTDOOR CLASSROOM AND PLAYGROUND FOR THE CHILDREN'S CENTER - HATTIESBURG
SOUTH SUNFLOWER COUNTY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
$900,000HEALTH & WELLNESS - ACCESS TO CARE
TRIDENT FOUNDATION
$524,906HEALTH & WELLNESS -BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUND - CREEKBEND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
PINEBELT FOUNDATION
$438,872HEALTH & WELLNESS -BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUND - BUCKATUNNA
EAST MISSISSIPPI CENTER FOR EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INC
$438,872HEALTH & WELLNESS -BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUND - SEBASTOPOL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
CREATE FOUNDATION INC
$438,872HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUND - MRYTLE ATTENDANCE CENTER
CITY OF IUKA
$248,899HEALTH & WELLNESS - FARMER'S MARKET
CITY OF NETTLETON
$199,850HEALTH & WELLNESS - FARMER'S MARKET
PROJECT FIT AMERICA
$180,832HEALTH & WELLNESS - PHYSICAL EDUCATION EQUIPMENT FOR P.E. REGIONAL CONFERENCES
CITY OF OCEAN SPRINGS
$118,995HEALTH & WELLNESS - HEALTHY HEROES PROGRAM
CITY OF EUPORA
$110,493HEALTH & WELLNESS - HEALTHY HEROES PROGRAM
DELISLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
$103,664HEALTH & WELLNESS - EDIBLE SCHOOL GARDEN PROGRAM - PERIOD 2
TOWN OF WESSON
$100,000HEALTH & WELLNESS - HEALTHY HOMETOWN AWARD
CITY OF BALDWYN
$100,000HEALTH & WELLNESS - HEALTHY HOMETOWN AWARD
THE MISSISSIPPI SCHOOL FOR MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE
$99,979HEALTH & WELLNESS - SCHOOL GARDEN PROGRAM
TRI COUNTY ACADEMY
$99,607HEALTH & WELLNESS - SCHOOL GARDEN PROGRAM
BELMONT SCHOOLS
$67,799HEALTH & WELLNESS - SCHOOL GARDEN PROGRAM
ITAWAMBA AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL
$50,000HEALTH & WELLNESS - HEALTHY SCHOOL AWARD
NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGE
$30,000HEALTH & WELLNESS - UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE TOBACCO-FREE POLICY TIER 3
DORSEY ATTENDANCE CENTER
$15,501HEALTH & WELLNESS - EDIBLE SCHOOL GARDEN PROGRAM
MOOREVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
$13,564HEALTH & WELLNESS - SCHOOL GARDEN PROGRAM
EAST CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE
$10,000HEALTH & WELLNESS - UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE TOBACCO-FREE POLICY TIER 1
EAST CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE
$10,000HEALTH & WELLNESS - UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE TOBACCO-FREE POLICY TIER 2
MISSISSIPPI WILDLIFE FISHERIES & PARKS FOUNDATION
$546,000HEALTH & WELLNESS - LEFLEUR'S BLUFF STATE PARK PLAYGROUND, OUTDOOR CLASSROOM AND PAVILION AND MUSEUM TRAIL - BUDGET AMENDMENT
MISSISSIPPI CHILDREN'S MUSEUM - JACKSON
$400,000HEALTH & WELLNESS - HEALTHY HABITS AT HOME EXHIBIT
CREATE FOUNDATION INC
$328,013HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS HOUSTON LOWER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
PINEBELT FOUNDATION
$328,013HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS RICHTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI
$328,013HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS JONESTOWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
CREATE FOUNDATION INC
$328,013HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS HOUSTON UPPER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
PINEBELT FOUNDATION
$328,013HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS SALEM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI
$328,013HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS FRIARS POINT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF WASHINGTON COUNTY INC
$328,013HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS WEDDINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
CREATE FOUNDATION INC
$328,013HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS HOULKA ATTENDANCE CENTER
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI
$328,013HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS LYON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
FRANKLIN COUNTY EDUCATION FOUNDATION
$328,013HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS FRANKLIN COUNTY UPPER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
UNION PUBLIC SCHOOLS YELLOW JACKET NATION
$328,013HEALTH & WELLNESS - BUILDING HEALTHY SCHOOLS - PLAYGROUNDS UNION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Current and upcoming funding from Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
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