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Alana USA Foundationinc

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$22.1M
in grants paid: 8
grants: 4
recipients: 2022–2025
filing years

Recent grants

The 8 grants from this foundation’s filings, newest year first.

$250,000
Xprize Foundation · Culver City, CA · 2025
To sponsor a competition through xprize foundation to enhance the understanding of tropical rainforests around the world by incentivizing interdisciplinary teams to innovate rapid and autonomous solutions to expedite th…
$37,000
Massachussetts Institute of Technology · Cambridge, MA · 2025
To fund the down syndrome research center with the aim of funding science, innovation, and education to advance understanding, ability, and inclusion.
$8.3M
Xprize Foundation · Culver City, CA · 2024
To sponsor a competition through xprize foundation to enhance the understanding of tropical rainforests around the world by incentivizing interdisciplinary teams to innovate rapid and autonomous solutions to expedite th…
$108,000
Stanford University · Stanford, CA · 2024
To provide support to the university for down syndrome research.
$10,000
Lumind Idsc Foundation · Woburn, MA · 2024
To provide support in down sydrome research
$5.3M
Xprize Foundation · Culver City, CA · 2023
To sponsor a competition through xprize foundation to enhance the understanding of tropical rainforests around the world by incentivizing interdisciplinary teams to innovate rapid and autonomous solutions to expedite th…
$6.4M
Massachussetts Institute of Technology · Cambridge, MA · 2022
To establish a down syndrome research center building with the aim of funding science, innovation and education to advance understanding, ability, and inclusion.
$1.8M
Xprize Foundation · Culver City, CA · 2022
To sponsor a competition through xprize foundation to enhance the understanding of tropical rainforests around the world by incentivizing interdisciplinary teams to innovate rapid and autonomous solutions to expedite th…

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