Claire Trindle, Author at Independence Blue Cross Foundation

The IBC Foundation celebrates National Women’s Health Week by supporting women-based initiatives and encouraging women to focus on their health.

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Celebrating National Women’s Health Week

Veterans Multi-Service Center presented the IBC Foundation and IVets with a photograph of all women veterans featured in the “I Am Not Invisible” photography exhibit. American writer and filmmaker Nora…

Claire TrindleMay 14, 2018

Healthcare Access

What Does It Take to Build a Healthy Community?

Community members gather to learn hands-only CPR. Whether on your daily commute or while visiting a new city, you may have noticed a distinct difference in the appearance of neighborhoods…

Claire TrindleJanuary 5, 2018

Past Programs

More than Just a Check: How We Maximize Community Impact

Since 2011, the Independence Blue Cross Foundation (Foundation) has awarded nearly 130 grants to nonprofit agencies through its Building Heathier Communities program. These agencies are committed to providing direct service…

Claire TrindleAugust 11, 2017

Past Programs

Combatting Food Deserts in Our Region

Vetri Community Partnership’s Mobile Teaching Kitchen is one IBC Foundation partner that works to reduce the number of food deserts in our region. When you go food shopping, you most likely…

Claire TrindleJuly 27, 2017

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Support Your Community This Spring with Outdoor Activities in Philadelphia

If the proverbial saying “March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb” bears any truth, hopefully we’ll see some calm, sunny days in the upcoming weeks.…

Claire TrindleMarch 31, 2017

Past Programs

Spotlight on Healthy Hearts: American Heart Month events

A resilient muscle that’s seldom at rest, the heart is the most important organ in the body. Endlessly pumping blood and beating 100,000 times daily as we go about our…

Claire TrindleFebruary 10, 2017

Past Programs

Increasing CPR-readiness Through our New Healthy Hearts Initiative

Imagine walking down the street when suddenly, the person walking towards you falls to the ground — their heart has stopped beating. Fortunately, you have recently completed cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR)…

Claire TrindleNovember 17, 2016