Funding search · EIN 206425186 · Grand Rapids, MI

Jay Van Andel Trust Uad 82878

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$246.7M
in grants paid: 6
grants: 1
recipients: 2020–2024
filing years

Recent grants

The 6 grants from this foundation’s filings, newest year first.

$14.2M
Van Andel Institute · Grand Rapids, MI · 2024
Medical research - for the benefit of van andel research institutecontributed property: lp interest in adabelle capital lpfair market value: 14,200,000method to determine fair market value: valuation based on net asset …
$22.5M
Van Andel Institute · Grand Rapids, MI · 2023
Medical research - for the benefit of van andel research institutecontributed property: lp interest in adabelle capital lpfair market value: 22,500,000method to determine fair market value: valuation based on net asset …
$59.0M
Van Andel Institute · Grand Rapids, MI · 2022
Medical research - for the benefit of van andel research institute
$32.4M
Van Andel Institute · Grand Rapids, MI · 2022
Medical research - for the benefit of van andel research institutecontributed property: marketable securitiesbook value: 21,753,723method to determine book value: costfair market value: 32,350,437method to determine fai…
$18.6M
Van Andel Institute · Grand Rapids, MI · 2022
Medical research - for the benefit of van andel research institutecontributed property: lp interest in calamos global opportunities fund lpfair market value: 18,637,311method to determine fair market value: valuation ba…
$100.0M
Van Andel Institute · Grand Rapids, MI · 2020
Medical researchcontributed property: marketable securities book value: 95,553,260 - 12,385,253 of which is the cash contribution.method to determine book value: costmethod to determine fair market value: mean of high/l…

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