Orlando Magic Announces Florida Blue as a Champions of the Community Partner
"The
As part of the partnership, the two will continue to collaborate on the Block Out Hunger food security program, benefiting
"Our mission is to help people and communities achieve better health, and we've proudly partnered with the
Through this enhanced partnership, Florida Blue adds multi-property rights by becoming the Official Health Insurance Provider of the Magic's other entities - the Orlando Solar Bears (ECHL) and
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Florida Blue will gain stronger visibility to showcase its health insurance offerings by enhancing its presence with digital and social media activations, including in-game interactive contests and baseline apron signage around the court (pictured)
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