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Average grant size at major disease & medical research foundations

The typical grant from the twenty largest disease & medical research foundations is about $38K. Across all 418 disease & medical research funders on file, the typical grant is about $5K. The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation gives the most in this field.

Every figure comes from the foundations’ own IRS filings. The largest funders in a field usually give far more per grant than the field as a whole, because they make fewer, larger awards to organizations and projects big enough to absorb that much money at once. Check before you ask. Open any foundation to see how much it gives and where its grants went.

The twenty largest disease & medical research funders

See every disease & medical research funder that accepts applications, largest first, on foundations that fund disease & medical research.

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