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Regents Of The University Of Michigan
ANN ARBOR, MI
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Grants received
$1.2B
3,386 grants
EIN
386006309
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Grants received
Showing 200 of 3,386
FromAmountPurposeYear
$10M
To support the expansion of critical care programs at a hospital with expertise in innovative and patient-centered pediatric care.
2024
$1M
EXPAND LIFE-SAVING EDUCATION THROUGH WIDESPREAD ADOPTION OF NEW DIGITAL TOOL FOCUSED ON DEMOCRATIZING ACCESS TO CASCADE GENETIC TESTING.
2024
$600K
to support a fellowship program involving climate resilience and sustainability
2024
$500K
To provide support for increased public safety efforts in the densely populated greater downtown area, including the University of Michigan-Flint campus.
2024
$500K
Despite recent advances in small molecule drug discovery, the majority of Dravet syndrome (DS) patients remain intractable and non-seizure symptoms are not addressed. This project aims to exploit an alternative therapeutic strategy that has been successful in mouse models: Medial Ganglionic Eminence (MGE) progenitor cell transplantation to restore healthy fast-spiking interneurons in DS patient brains. While transgenic mice have provided invaluable insights into seizures and some comorbidities associated with DS, mice have critical differences in physiology and neuroanatomy compared to humans and thus are not the most appropriate model to test a cell transplantation-based therapy. In contrast, this study will use rabbits, which are larger vertebrates, more similar to humans. The results of this large animal work will strengthen the preclinical foundation for future cell transplantation therapeutic strategies in DS patients.
2024
$500K
To support a gap study and clinical services feasibility study in the Flint area around health care services for children.
2024
$500K
Robert McCollum Family Quarterbacks Coaching Endowment Scholarship Fund
2024
$335K
TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NOVEL EXPERIMENTAL PLATFORM FOR CREATION AND MANIPULATION OF TOPOLOGICALLY PROTECTED QUBITS BY LIGHT, BASED ON ATOMICALLY THIN MATERIALS COUPLED WITH PHOTONIC CRYSTALS.
2024
$325K
Raise awareness and support research and treatment of childhood cancer.
2024
$305K
TO SUPPORT NEW CONCEPTS AND TECHNOLOGIES TO ADVANCE KNOWLEDGE ABOUT AQUATIC SYMBIOSES.
2024
$287K
TO CONDUCT A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL EVALUATION OF MISSISSIPPI'S KINSHIP CARE NAVIGATOR PROGRAM, A SUPPORT PROGRAM FOR KINSHIP CAREGIVERS OF CHILDREN IN MISSISSIPPI.
2024
$250K
FOR PROJECT COORDINATION AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO LOCAL JURISDICTIONS SEEKING TO REDUCE JAIL USE SAFELY AND ADDRESS RACIAL AND ETHNIC DISPARITIES AS PART OF THE SAFETY AND JUSTICE CHALLENGE
2024
$238K
TO STUDY THE GALAXY'S COSMIC RAY HISTORY BY IDENTIFYING AND CHARACTERIZING TRACKS MADE BY NEUTRINOS IN ROCKS BURIED WITHIN THE EARTH.
2024
$208K
TO CONDUCT A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL EVALUATION OF SAFECARE, AN IN-HOME, PARENT-TRAINING PROGRAM THAT AIMS TO REDUCE CHILD NEGLECT AND MALTREATMENT.
2024
$204K
PROJECT SUPPORT GRANT TO LAUNCH THE SCHOOL FOR ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY CLINIC IN DETROIT AND TO STRENGTHEN THE CAPACITY OF THE CITY OF DETROIT AND LOCAL NONPROFITS TO ADDRESS THE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE.
2024
$200K
TIKKUN OLAM FELLOWSHIP TRAINING FUND IN PEDIATRIC PULMONOLOGY
2024
$200K
KAREN AND MITCHELL PADNOS INVESTIGATING SCHOLARS PROGRAM FUND
2024
$170K
To build a research and policy case for large-dollar children's savings accounts.
2024
$150K
RESEARCH TO ADVANCE THE SCIENCE AND PRACTICE OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION
2024
$150K
PROVIDES FUNDING FOR RESEARCH AT THE ROGEL CANCER CENTER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.
2024
$149K
NON-INVASIVE DELIVERY OF IL-2 TO THE CNS FOR LOCAL EXPANSION OF TREGS AND PREVENTION OF NEURODEGENERATION IN TAUOPATTHY
2024
$125K
TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE SOCIAL MEDIA ARCHIVE (SOMAR) INFRASTRUCTURE.
2024
$119K
PROVIDES GUIDANCE ON ALL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT RELATED TO QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE RESEARCH IN SUPPORT OF THE IMPLEMENTING DOULA CARE PROGRAMS IN MEDICAID TO ADVANCE RACIAL IN SEVERE MATERNAL MORBIDITY PROJECT
2024
$115K
PROJECT SUPPORT GRANT FOR THE DETROIT METROPOLITAN AREA COMMUNITIES STUDY (DMACS)
2024
$100K
Medical School's Elizabeth Weiser Caswell Diabetes Institute and used to establish the Fernandez Buddin Family Foundation Fellowship Fund
2024
$100K
TO CONDUCT A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN'S MATERNAL INFANT HEALTH PROGRAM.
2024
$100K
To support a program that will provide an opportunity for high school and college students to engage in an entrepreneurial learning experience and add to the emerging entrepreneurial ecosystem in a low-income community.
2024
$100K
To support Michigan's premier public radio station, its coverage of water issues in the Great Lakes basin and its participation in the Great Lakes News Collaborative.
2024
$100K
CHARITABLE SUPPORT. ANY RESTRICTIONS HAVE BEEN COMMUNICATED TO THE GRANTEE.
2024
$94K
DEVELOPMENT OF A MOLECULAR DATABASE TO SUPPORT THE UNCOVERIN,U-M COLLEGIATE RECOVERY PROGRAM ASSISTANT 2024,PROGRAM FOR EQUITY IN ADOLESCENT AND CHILD HEALTH
2024
$86K
Mammalian evolution in dynamic environments across the K-Pg boundary in the Bighorn Basin, Wyoming
2024
$75K
IN SUPPORT OF ITS PROGRAM FOR EXILED JOURNALISTS FROM RUSSIA AND UKRAINE
2024
$75K
Individuals with Dravet syndrome (DS) suffer from severe seizures that cannot be completely controlled by medications. While most epilepsy research has focused on the more superficial brain regions that we know are prone to seizures, an improved understanding of the role of deeper brain regions in epilepsy may open the door to new therapies. The focus of this proposal is a deep brain region called the locus coeruleus, which sends noradrenergic projections throughout seizure-prone brain regions. The locus coeruleus is known as a "master regulator" that coordinates brain-wide states, such as reward and attention; this project will test the hypothesis that it also plays a critical role in seizures in DS using a mouse model of DS, to (1) determine the activity of noradrenergic neurons during seizures and (2) test whether their activation curtails seizures.
2024
$65K
To support research and data collection to assist off-grid energy entrepreneurs in their selection of new project sites.
2024
$55K
Support research and policy conversations on children's savings accounts and baby bonds
2024
$50K
TO DEVELOP SYSTEM DYNAMICS MODEL FOR ADOLESCENT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN WASHTENAW COUNTY.
2024
$50K
TO SUPPORT THE STEPHEN M ROSS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS SCHOLARSHIP FUND
2024
Funded by
$1.2B from 1,013 funders · 3,386 grants · 2016–2024
The Big Ten Conference Inc
$340.3M · 6 grants · 2017–2023
Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund
$80.6M · 7 grants · 2018–2023
The Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation
$41.4M · 12 grants · 2018–2024
Donor Advised Charitable Giving Inc
$38.1M · 19 grants · 2017–2023
Gs Donor Advised Philanthropy Fund
$37.6M · 6 grants · 2018–2024
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
$30.6M · 42 grants · 2020–2024
National Philanthropic Trust
$28.5M · 6 grants · 2017–2023
Johns Hopkins University
$26.8M · 8 grants · 2017–2023
Details
EIN386006309
NTEE codeE21
Subsection03
Ruling date1961-10