... Private Grants

What is a Private Grant?

Private Agency Grants provide aid to researchers from private groups which are not federally, state or governmentally funded.

General Terms and Conditions

Principal Investigators for the University receive Grants from a wide variety of private agencies, each with their own restrictions on the allowability of expenses and rebudgeting, as well as specific reporting requirements on the funds they provide. On this page we have listed the most common granting agencies. Click on the links to see expense allowability, rebudgeting, and reporting requirements for these agencies.

The Attributes section of the UTHSC-H Grants panels in FMS will also provide information on the terms and conditions of the grant.

The Information provided on these pages are issued as a guide. Always feel free to contact the PAF Team or the Agency concerning any issue or question you might have.

The Major Private Agencies

American Heart Association (National and Western Affiliate)

Additional Primary Funding Agencies:

• March of Dimes
• American Diabetes Foundation
• The Clayton Foundation
• The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
• The Houston Endowment
• The Pediatric AIDS Foundation
• Shriner's Children
• The Welch Foundation
• The Women's Fund For Her

 

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