Johnson & Johnson will start using a new common patient assistance program application for the HIV medicines it offers. The new form consolidates all the required information in one place, and is the first of its kind public-private partnership with six other pharmaceutical companies, numerous Federal agencies, and public health and advocacy groups. The program is being implemented through the Johnson & Johnson Patient Assistance Foundation.

Dannon has awarded $30,000 to Salt Lake Community College in support of “Know Greater Heroes,” a performance-based health and wellness program design to promote active lifestyles and reduce childhood obesity in Salt Lake County. The Dannon Next Generation Nutrition Grant recognizes the “Heroes” program of assemblies at local elementary schools, which feature performances by SLCC athletes as well as nutrition education segments. This year, the program will reach 30,000 K through 6 students.

Benevity has partnered with Community Health Charities of America to support increased participation and impact in employee giving programs, with a specific focus on health and wellness. Community Health Charities represents more than 60 of the most trusted health charities in America. Benevity is a software social enterprise that helps businesses build more strategic and choice-driven philanthropy and workplace giving programs.

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