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Who does Polybio Research Foundation fund?

Polybio Research Foundation has awarded $29 million across 28 grants to 24 organizations between 2022 and 2024. Its giving concentrates in education. Its typical grant is $309,672, with most between $114,817 and $1,780,171. Repeat grantees receive a median $1,780,171 versus $250,000 for first-time grantees.

Total awarded
$29.0M
Typical grant
$310K
Grantees
24
Grants
28
Years
2022–2024

Organizations this funder supports

Each grantee's funding from this organization, summed across all reported years. Largest first — click any column to re-sort.

24 of 24 grantees
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Grantee Total receivedGrantsYearsLatestState Follow
U University of California San Francisco $5.1M120232023
J Craig Venter Institute INC $4.2M32022–20242024CA
M Mass General Brigham $3.7M22022–20232023
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai $3.5M120242024NY
R Regents of the University of California San Francisco $3.2M120242024
U University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine $2.1M120242024
U University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine $1.7M120232023
M Mount Sinai $1.3M120222022TX
N NYU Grossman School of Medicine $1,000K120242024
Y Yale Medical School $917K120232023
Y Yale University $575K120242024
Arizona State University Foundation for a New American University $345K120242024AZ
R Regents of the University of Colorado $304K120232023CO
U Umass Chan Medical School $250K120242024
S Stratevi LLC $201K120242024
A Amici Lovanienses $159K120242024
Georgetown University $129K120242024DC
J Johns Hopkins University $115K120222022
B Brigham and Womens Hospital $93K120242024
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center $68K120232023WA
S Stanford University $57K120242024
S Serimmune $30K120232023
B Berkeley Labs $16K120222022
U University of Texas Southwestern $11K120242024

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