AZ Blue in Action
Out in the community, on the road and from our offices throughout the state.
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Driving impact, together
$5,300,000
Reinvested in Arizona communities
13,000
Volunteer hours
300
Partners across the state
- “With so many opportunities, we wake up for Arizona every day to uplift our state and neighbors. Arizona ranks 34th in the nation in overall health. We see this as a call to action.”— Pam Kehaly, President and CEO of AZ Blue
Partnering with Communities to Uplift Arizonans
AZ Blue Health Choice
The Medicaid Team at AZ Blue partners with community-based organizations across the state to help build healthy communities.The AZ Blue Foundation
The Foundation provides grant opportunities to Arizona-based non-profit organizations and academic institutions that are making a different in the areas of chronic conditions, health equity, mental health, and substance use disorder.Corporate Giving
AZ Blue funds charitable events that support local chambers of commerce, arts and cultural entities, and other initiatives that create positive social impact in Arizona.
- “As a trusted Medicaid health plan in Arizona, we are dedicated to ensuring quality healthcare reaches the communities and individuals who need it most.”— Dr. Heather Carter, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Health Choice CEO
Impactful Stories
Arizona Moms in Recovery Get A Second Chance
AZ Blue Health Choice’s $700K Donation Expands Support for Pregnant Women
Community 43: Redefining Mental Health Care Through Connection
4th Trimester Arizona: Supporting Mental Health for Moms
Investing in a Safer, Healthier Yavapai County
Phoenix Starfish Place: First Step to a Fresh Start
It’s estimated there are about 3,000 women a year sex trafficked in Maricopa County.Community Partner Highlight: How Kid in the Corner is Shattering Stigma
Community Partner Highlight: Preventing Diabetes and Advancing Health for Latinos
Over $17 million in medical debt wiped out for Arizonans
Arizona Moms in Recovery Get A Second Chance
AZ Blue in Action Invests $200,000 to Support Students Across Northern Arizona
