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CVS Pharmacy (NYSE: CVS) launched the nationwide Home Team Heroes contest to honor youth soccer players ages 7-15 who demonstrate leadership, service and community impact. Two grand prize winners will each generate a $25,000 grant for their non-profit soccer organization, appear on limited-edition Well Market snack packaging in select CVS stores next year, and receive a team block party. Two runners-up will each generate a $10,000 grant for their non-profit soccer organization. Nominations are open at CVSHomeTeamHeroes.com through September 25, 2026.

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Grand prize winners will receive a grant to their non-profit soccer organization and a photo feature on limited-edition packaging for select Well Market® snacks

WOONSOCKET, R.I., Aug. 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- CVS Pharmacy®, the retail division of CVS Health® (NYSE: CVS), today announced the launch of its Home Team Heroes contest, a new, nationwide initiative that's designed to recognize youth soccer players who are making a meaningful difference in their communities. The contest, which is an extension of CVS Health's ongoing, multi-year commitment to strengthening its communities through soccer, is now accepting nominations for soccer athletes ages 7-15 who exemplify leadership, service and positive community impact, both on and off the pitch.

CVS Home Team Heroes Contest

Two grand prize winners will be awarded a $25,000 grant in their name to their non-profit soccer organization, and their photo will also be featured on packaging for select Well Market® snacks, CVS Pharmacy's store brand consumables line. The limited-edition winners' packaging will be available in select CVS Pharmacy stores next year. Additionally, the grand prize winners will receive a block party for their team at a nearby CVS Pharmacy location. CVS will also select two runner-up winners, who will receive a $10,000 grant to their non-profit soccer organization.

"The Home Team Heroes contest exemplifies CVS Health's commitment to not only improving community wellbeing, but also to celebrating the everyday players who help make their communities stronger," said Sid Tenneti, Senior Vice President and Interim President, Pharmacy and Consumer Wellness, CVS Health. "We're thrilled to share the winners' stories through packaging on select Well Market snacks. This first-of-its-kind initiative for our brand will help elevate the winners' stories to a broader audience, reflecting how these players' positive impacts can reach far beyond their hometowns."

Additionally, CVS is continuing its collaborations with major soccer faces to help amplify the contest – including NWSL and U.S. national team players as well as Alex Morgan, an NWSL icon and two-time Women's World Cup champion and Olympic gold medalist. The stars will share their own stories of what soccer and community support has meant to them and encourage parents to celebrate the young players who are demonstrating leadership among their teams and giving back to their communities.  

"Soccer didn't start for me under stadium lights; it started on a local field in Diamond Bar, California, surrounded by coaches and teammates who believed in me. I know firsthand how playing soccer and being part of a team can help build confidence, belonging and leadership, which is why I'm proud to work with CVS to recognize young players through the Home Team Heroes contest," said Alex Morgan. "It's about honoring these players not just for their accomplishments on the field, but for how they're showing up for the people around them." 

Parents or guardians can enter their children to win at CVSHomeTeamHeroes.com now through September 25, 2026. To enter, nominators must complete the online entry form, which includes answering three short-response questions about how their nominee is making a difference in their community, how soccer has shaped who they are on and off the field, and what being named a Home Team Hero would mean to them.

Entries will be evaluated based on the nominees' demonstrated community impact, such as their ongoing acts of service or volunteerism with a nonprofit, their school or community organization; mentorship of younger teammates or schoolmates; proven leadership in school clubs, teams or similar programs; demonstration of good sportsmanship; and more. For full official contest rules and details, please visit CVSHomeTeamHeroes.com.

Winners will be selected and announced later this year, with their stories brought to life across national CVS channels and in the communities each calls home.

To learn more about how CVS Health is supporting its communities through soccer, visit cvs.com/content/soccer.

About CVS Health

CVS Health is a leading health solutions company simplifying health care one person, one family and one community at a time. As of June 30, 2026, the Company had approximately 9,000 retail pharmacy locations, more than 1,000 walk-in and primary care medical clinics and a leading pharmacy benefits manager with approximately 87 million plan members. The Company also serves an estimated 37 million people through a broad range of health insurance products and related services. The Company's integrated model uses personalized, technology driven services to connect people to simply better health, increasing access to quality care, delivering better outcomes, and lowering overall costs.

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FAQ

What is the CVS (NYSE: CVS) Home Team Heroes contest for youth soccer players?

The Home Team Heroes contest recognizes youth soccer players ages 7-15 who show leadership and community impact. According to CVS Pharmacy, nominees are evaluated on service, mentorship, sportsmanship and broader community contributions on and off the field.

What prizes are offered in the CVS Home Team Heroes contest 2026 (CVS)?

Two grand prize winners will each generate a $25,000 grant for their non-profit soccer organization. According to CVS Pharmacy, they also receive a team block party and a photo feature on limited-edition Well Market snack packaging.

How can parents enter the CVS Home Team Heroes youth soccer contest in 2026?

Parents or guardians can enter at CVSHomeTeamHeroes.com through September 25, 2026. According to CVS Pharmacy, nominators complete an online form with three short responses describing the child’s community impact and how soccer has shaped them.

When is the deadline to enter the CVS Home Team Heroes contest (NYSE: CVS)?

Entries are open now through September 25, 2026. According to CVS Pharmacy, parents or guardians must submit the online nomination form by that date for their youth soccer player to be considered for the awards.

How are winners selected for the CVS Home Team Heroes youth soccer program?

Entries are evaluated on demonstrated community impact, service, mentorship, leadership and sportsmanship. According to CVS Pharmacy, winners are chosen based on ongoing acts of service and positive influence in schools, teams or community organizations.

Will CVS Home Team Heroes contest winners appear on Well Market snacks?

Yes. According to CVS Pharmacy, the two grand prize winners will be featured on limited-edition packaging for select Well Market snacks, which is CVS Pharmacy’s store brand consumables line, available in select CVS Pharmacy locations next year.

Is Alex Morgan involved in the CVS Home Team Heroes contest?

Yes. According to CVS Pharmacy, Alex Morgan and other NWSL and U.S. national team players will help amplify the contest, sharing their stories about soccer and encouraging parents to recognize young players’ leadership and community contributions.