Funding search · EIN 262343375 · Tulsa, OK
The Nancy Taylor Foundation
A private foundation (files IRS Form 990-PF). Most private foundations do not take unsolicited applications; the route in is usually a program officer.
- 13
- grants reported
- $1.4M
- total given
- 2022–2024
- filing years
- $108,000
- median grant
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2 grants matching “idiopathic” · $345,600
- $129,600
The Nemours Foundation · Wilmington, DE · 2024
"examining the role of fibroblast-like synoviocytes in juvenile idiopathic arthritis" by anne marie brescia, m.d.
- $216,000
Nemours Foundationalfred I Dupont H · Wilmington, DE · 2022
Prognostic synovial biomarkers in juvenile idiopathic arthritis by annemarie brescia, m.d.
Grant history
All 13 reported grants, largest first.
- $216,000
Nemours Foundationalfred I Dupont H · Wilmington, DE · 2022
Prognostic synovial biomarkers in juvenile idiopathic arthritis by annemarie brescia, m.d.
- $212,000
University of Pittsburgh · Pittsburgh, PA · 2022
Translational evaluation of the pathogenicity of dnt cells in rheumatic diseases of children and in a mouse model of early early-onset synovitis by abbe n. De vallejo, ph.d.
- $129,600
The Nemours Foundation · Wilmington, DE · 2024
"examining the role of fibroblast-like synoviocytes in juvenile idiopathic arthritis" by anne marie brescia, m.d.
- $108,000
Children'S Hospital of Philadelphia · Philadelphia, PA · 2024
Project to investigate potential mechanisms by which nrf2 represses il 12b with a potential genome-wide effect and the role of nrf2-nfil3 interactions in il 12b repression by nrf2 by edward m. Behrens, m.d.
- $108,000
Yale University · New Haven, CT · 2024
"novel approaches to treating chronic diseases" by stephen waxman, m.d ph.d.
- $108,000
Yale University · New Haven, CT · 2023
Targeted neurofeedback: a novel nonpharmological treatment for ocd by dr. Chris pittenger
- $108,000
Children'S Hospital of Philadelphia · Philadelphia, PA · 2022
Mechanisms of mmf/ho-1 regulation of hyperinflammation by dr. Behren.
- $108,000
Yale University · New Haven, CT · 2022
Targeted neurofeedback: a novel nonpharmological treatment for ocd by dr. Chris pittenger
- $108,000
Yale University · New Haven, CT · 2022
Novel approaches to the study of pain and targeting of chronic pain by dr. Waxman.
- $100,000
University of Pittsburgh · Pittsburgh, PA · 2023
Cellular phenotype contributing to immune dysregulation in localized scleroderma by kathryn torok, m.d.
- $100,000
University of Pittsburgh · Pittsburgh, PA · 2022
Cellular phenotype contributing to immune dysregulation in localized scleroderma by kathryn torok, m.d.
- $25,000
National Cfids Foundation · Needham, MA · 2023
To support research
- $-930
Yale University · New Haven, CT · 2024
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