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Private foundations don’t post open calls, so nobody can search them. We read IRS filings instead — 9.6 million grants from 174,053 foundations and grantmaking charities, searchable by what the money was actually for.

12 funders with a record of paying for “biodesign”

Where the money went

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The Linda and Mike Mussallem Foundation → Stanford University: $20M across 1 grant, latest 2024Frederick Gardner Cottrell Foundation → Stanford Biodesign Fogarty Institute: $3.0M across 3 grants, latest 2024The San Francisco Foundation → Stanford University: $1.3M across 1 grant, latest 2022Edwards Lifesciences Foundation → Stanford Medicine: $1.0M across 1 grant, latest 2022Walton Family Foundation Inc → University of Arkansas: $685K across 2 grants, latest 2023Partners in Health A Nonprofit Corporation → Stanford University (Stanford Biodesign): $408K across 1 grant, latest 2024The Simons Foundation Inc → Biodesign Challenge Inc: $369K across 2 grants, latest 2023Grey Family Foundation → Stanford University: $86K across 1 grant, latest 2023Clif Family Foundation → Biodesign Challenge Inc: $45K across 2 grants, latest 2024Council for Innovation Promotion → Stanford University Biodesign: $15K across 1 grant, latest 2023Ullman Family Foundation → Asu Biodesign Institute: $10K across 4 grants, latest 2024Halpern Family Foundation Inc → Stanford University: $10K across 1 grant, latest 2024Edwards Lifesciences Foundation → Stanford Byers Center for Biodesign: $432K across 3 grants, latest 2024Grey Family Foundation → The Stanford Fund: $85K across 1 grant, latest 2022Edwards Lifesciences Foundation → Ucla Biodesign: $75K across 3 grants, latest 2024The Linda and Mike Mussallem Foundation: $20M on this topic. Open the funder.The Linda and Mike Mussallem…$20MFrederick Gardner Cottrell Foundation: $3.0M on this topic. Open the funder.Frederick Gardner Cottrell Fo…$3.0MEdwards Lifesciences Foundation: $1.5M on this topic. Open the funder.Edwards Lifesciences Foundati…$1.5MThe San Francisco Foundation: $1.3M on this topic. Open the funder.The San Francisco Foundation$1.3MWalton Family Foundation Inc: $685K on this topic. Open the funder.Walton Family Foundation Inc$685KPartners in Health A Nonprofit Corporation: $408K on this topic. Open the funder.Partners in Health A Nonprofi…$408KThe Simons Foundation Inc: $369K on this topic. Open the funder.The Simons Foundation Inc$369KGrey Family Foundation: $171K on this topic. Open the funder.Grey Family Foundation$171KClif Family Foundation: $45K on this topic. Open the funder.Clif Family Foundation$45KCouncil for Innovation Promotion: $15K on this topic. Open the funder.Council for Innovation Promot…$15KUllman Family Foundation: $10K on this topic. Open the funder.Ullman Family Foundation$10KHalpern Family Foundation Inc: $10K on this topic. Open the funder.Halpern Family Foundation Inc$10KStanford University: received $21M on this topicStanford University$21MStanford Biodesign Fogarty Institute: received $3.0M on this topicStanford Biodesign Fogarty Inst…$3.0MStanford Medicine: received $1.0M on this topicStanford Medicine$1.0MUniversity of Arkansas: received $685K on this topicUniversity of Arkansas$685KStanford Byers Center for Biodesign: received $432K on this topicStanford Byers Center for Biode…$432KStanford University (Stanford Biodesign): received $408K on this topicStanford University (Stanford B…$408KBiodesign Challenge Inc: received $369K on this topicBiodesign Challenge Inc$369KThe Stanford Fund: received $85K on this topicThe Stanford Fund$85KUcla Biodesign: received $75K on this topicUcla Biodesign$75KBiodesign Challenge Inc: received $45K on this topicBiodesign Challenge Inc$45KStanford University Biodesign: received $15K on this topicStanford University Biodesign$15KAsu Biodesign Institute: received $10K on this topicAsu Biodesign Institute$10K
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Source: IRS Form 990-PF Part XV and Form 990 Schedule I, tax years 20192025. These are grants already paid, a record of what an organization funds rather than an open call. Private foundations rarely accept unsolicited applications and the route in is usually a program officer; grantmaking charities and associations more often run real application cycles, so check their website. How this data is built, and its limits →