Kuni Foundation accepting Applications for Discovery Grants Program

The Kuni Foundation is accepting applications for the Discovery Grants Program to advancing innovation in cancer research.

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The Foundation embraces and supports cancer research that take a bold, collaborative and equity-focused approach and they consider informed risk a necessity. They also support research that continues to refine and improve existing approaches. The Discovery Grants Program funds early and late-stage cancer research in the quest for improved treatment and a cure.

Discovery Grants for Cancer Research are for organizations and programs based in Oregon or Washington. However, efforts that demonstrate collaboration and data sharing across a range of institutions and/or disciplines are highly encouraged.

Funding Information

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Funding range is $200,000 to $500,000 per year.
The maximum funding request is $1.5 million over a three-year period.
Eligibility Criteria

The following are eligible for funding consideration. Projects that demonstrate collaboration and data sharing across a range of institutions and/or disciplines are highly encouraged:

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Research that builds a greater understanding of cancer development and growth.
Research on the cusp of the “next stage”. This includes early research or late-stage research ready for a clinical trial.
Research actively seeking to reduce disparities by targeting improved treatment and outcomes for marginalized communities.
Research that identifies and dismantles barriers for underserved communities in order to increase the diversity of clinical trial participants, population cohorts and clinical samples.
The research focused on rare forms of cancer or cancer research that is traditionally under-resourced and has seen little development in a decade or more.
For more information, visit https://www.kunifoundation.org/discoverygrants