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R O W Foundation: all 119 grants

Largest first · $5.7M across 2022–2024 · back to the overview

• $1,320

  Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (Kath) · 2024

  Seizure control for people with epilepsy in low-income areas.

• $1,296

  Edward Francis Small Teaching Hospital · 2023

  Seizure control for people with epilepsy in low-income areas.

• $1,248

  Global Health Mali · 2023

  Seizure control for people with epilepsy in low-income areas.

• $1,248

  Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (Kath) · 2022

  Seizure control for people with epilepsy in low-income areas.

• $1,140

  Solidarity Bridge · Evanston, IL · 2024

  Seizure control for people with epilepsy in low-income areas.

• $1,104

  Hope Ignited Pediatric Center · Argyle, TX · 2024

  Seizure control for people with epilepsy in low-income areas.

• $1,056

  Ubuntu Life Foundation · Austin, TX · 2024

  Seizure control for people with epilepsy in low-income areas.

• $1,049

  Afya Foundation · Yonkers, NY · 2022

  Seizure control for people with epilepsy in low-income areas.

• $1,000

  Epilepsy Awareness Uganda · 2022

  Livelihoods and epilepsy support for people in low-income areas.

• $864

  Bethesda Mission Hospital · 2022

  Seizure control for people with epilepsy in low-income areas.

• $864

  Global Health Mali · 2022

  Seizure control for people with epilepsy in low-income areas.

• $624

  Solidarity Bridge · Evanston, IL · 2023

  Seizure control for people with epilepsy in low-income areas.

• $552

  Angkor Children'S Hospital · 2024

  Seizure control for people with epilepsy in low-income areas.

• $500

  Epilepsy Awareness Uganda · 2024

  Seizure control for people with epilepsy in low-income areas.

• $500

  Purple Bench Initiative · 2024

  Epilepsy awareness and stigma reduction in low-income areas.

• $500

  Epilepsy Awareness Uganda · 2023

  Seizure control for people with epilepsy in low-income areas.

• $500

  Danny Did Foundation · Evanston, IL · 2022

  Epilepsy sudep awareness.

• $432

  Epilepsy Alliance North Carolina · Winston Salem, NC · 2022

  Seizure control for people with epilepsy in low-income areas.

• $250

  Foundation for Epilepsy Stigma Support · 2023

  Seizure control for people with epilepsy in low-income areas.