Meet our Current Sponsors

Across Washington, all types of organizations work with the Washington Health Benefit Exchange to make health coverage more affordable for their communities.  These entities are known as “sponsors.” 

Sponsors can subsidize all or part of eligible customers’ monthly premiums for coverage purchased through Washington Healthplanfinder. 

In general, sponsors fall into one of three categories:

American Indian Tribes and Tribal Organizations

The Exchange partners with American Indian Tribes across Washington. For more information about tribal sponsorships, contact the Exchange’s Tribal Liaison: [email protected]

Current Tribal Sponsors

• Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe
• Kalispel Tribe of Indians
• Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe 
• Lummi Nation
• Makah Tribe
• Muckleshoot Indian Tribe
• Nisqually Indian Tribe
• Nooksack Indian Tribe
• Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe
• Quinault Indian Nation
• Shoalwater Bay Tribe
• Swinomish Indian Tribal Community

Government Entities

Federal, state and local government entities can pay for all or part of a customer’s health care costs through Washington Healthplanfinder. For more information about government sponsorship, contact the Sponsorship Team at [email protected].

Current Populations Covered by Government Sponsors

• COFA Islanders 
• Employees of Licensed Child Care Facilities
• HIV-positive Washingtonians

 

Nonprofit Organizations and Private Foundations

The Exchange is open to working with any organization interested in paying health care costs on behalf of qualified individuals. Organizations could include nonprofit entities, philanthropic organizations, private donors, foundations, trade associations and unions. For more information, contact the Sponsorship Team at [email protected].

Current Sponsors

• Evergreen Health Insurance Program (EHIP)
• Pierce County Project Access
• Project Access Northwest

 

Become a Sponsor 

Ready to help make a difference for your community? Learn more about becoming a sponsor.