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JACKSONVILLE, Fla., July 14, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The Florida Blue Foundation has recognized individuals, programs and organizations that are addressing issues of poverty and opioids/substance abuse with its annual Sapphire Award for excellence and innovation in community health. Those recognized represent communities throughout the state of Florida. A total of $470,000 was awarded to six winners and a finalist. As the 2020 Sapphire Awards dinner did not take place due to coronavirus concerns, the honorees will be recognized at the 2021 dinner, part of the Foundation's annual Community Health Symposium that brings together health advocates from across the country to discuss major health issues. "Although we could not gather to awardSapphire trophies to these excellent community organizations this year, the outcomes and results achieved by these honorees are stellar and we didn't want to delay their recognition," said Florida Blue Foundation Vice President Susan Towler. "These honorees represent the best in community health in our state." Since 2005, more than $5.5 million has been invested and 114 Sapphire Awards given to 29 individuals and 85 programs and organizations that effectively address health issues in their Florida communities. 2020 Florida Blue Foundation Sapphire Awards:Individual category: Winners Sergio Palacio, Immediate Past Executive Director and Board Member, Farmworker Coordinating Council of Palm Beach CountyAward focus: PovertyAward amount: $50,000 Kathryn Thomas, Founder and Executive Director, Yoga 4 Change, Duval CountyAward focus: Opioids/Substance AbuseAward amount: $50,000 Program category: Winners Medication Assisted Treatment for People With Opioid Use Disorder, Memorial Foundation, Broward CountyAward focus: Opioids/Substance AbuseAward amount: $70,000 IDEA Syringe Services Program, University of Miami, Miami-Dade CountyAward focus: Opioids/Substance AbuseAward amount: $70,000 Finalist: Miami Hope Clinic, Chapman Partnership, Miami-Dade CountyAward focus: PovertyAward amount: $30,000 Organization category: Winners Gateway Community Services, Duval CountyAward focus: Opioids/Substance AbuseAward amount: $100,000 Metropolitan Ministries, Hillsborough CountyAward focus: PovertyAward amount: $100,000 About Florida Blue FoundationFlorida Blue Foundationenables healthy communities by making grants, building coalitions and rewarding best practices. More than three million people in Florida have received direct health services as a result of grants made to nonprofit organizations since our founding in 2001. Florida Blue Foundation is a trade name of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida Foundation, Inc., an Independent Licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association. Photos available upon request. SOURCE Florida Blue Foundation Related Links http://www.floridablue.com

Answer: Florida Blue Foundation Sapphire Awards provide nearly $500,000 to honorees addressing poverty and opioids/substance abuse