Funding search · EIN 454008807 · Las Vegas, NV
Archer 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.
- 5
- grants reported
- $550,000
- total given
- 2022–2024
- filing years
- $150,000
- median grant
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3 grants matching “Parkinson's disease” · $450,000
- $150,000
Stanford University Research Management Group · Palo Alto, CA · 2024
To support the research of miro, an early molecular measurment for parkinson's disease.
- $150,000
Stanford University Research Management Group · Palo Alto, CA · 2023
To support the research of miro, an early molecular measurment for parkinson's disease.
- $150,000
Stanford University Research Management Group · Palo Alto, CA · 2022
To support the research of miro, an early molecular measurment for parkinson's disease.
Grant history
All 5 reported grants, largest first.
- $150,000
Stanford University Research Management Group · Palo Alto, CA · 2024
To support the research of miro, an early molecular measurment for parkinson's disease.
- $150,000
Stanford University Research Management Group · Palo Alto, CA · 2023
To support the research of miro, an early molecular measurment for parkinson's disease.
- $150,000
Stanford University Research Management Group · Palo Alto, CA · 2022
To support the research of miro, an early molecular measurment for parkinson's disease.
- $75,000
Washington University · St Louis, MO · 2022
To advance understanding of neurosciences with a particular focus on role of fluid-based biomarkers to aid in the study of alzheimer disease.
- $25,000
Yale University · New Haven, CT · 2022
To advance understanding of neurodegeneration focused on developing novel pet tracers to provide a noninvasive, reliable, and sensitive method for quantifying synaptic loss in the early detection of alzheimer's disease.
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