Nexion Foundation | Nexion Health

Eligibility (subject to Foundation Guidelines)

Nexion Associates may be eligible to participate in the Emergency Relief, One 4 One Giving, and Volunteer Plus programs on the first of the month following ninety (90) days of consecutive full-time employment.
Nexion Associates are eligible to apply or sponsor an Applicant for the Barbara Hair Excellence through Education Scholarship Program on the first of the month following twelve (12) months of consecutive full-time employment.
Nexion Associates are eligible to apply for the Gwendolyn Rubbell Memorial Scholarship Program on the first of the month following twelve (12) months of consecutive full-time employment.
Immediate family members who are also dependents of Associates may be eligible for certain Foundation programs.
Foundation contributions to charitable organizations via the One 4 One Giving and Volunteer Plus programs will be made in the form of a check payable directly to the organization.
Charitable organizations must provide a copy of the IRS Federal Tax Exemption Determination Letter that validates their 501(c)(3) status.
Charitable organizations must provide a copy of the IRS Federal Tax Exemption Determination Letter that validates their 501(c)(3) status.
All awards are at the discretion of the Foundation Board of Directors and are based on a review of the information.
The Foundation reserves the right to limit financial assistance as the Foundation does not have the financial resources to approve all the requests submitted.
The Foundation reserves the right to limit annual contributions made to any one charitable organization or individual.
Foundation Board Members and their families are not eligible to participate in Foundation programs.

Our Vision

“The Nexion Health Foundation was created to help our employees and communities navigate personal trials and achieve educational aspirations. Through the Foundation, we hope to inspire philanthropy at all levels and remind our stakeholders that we value them, their families, and their communities.” – Kirley family