Partner Resource: Corporate Grant Programs Examples of Funded Projects Across all Companies: Continuing medical education (CME) accredited by ACCME or another relevant organization Non-accredited CME in compliance with FDA guidelines Scientific conferences Lecture series or symposia o Note: Attendance should be open to professionals in the community. The principal speaker may not be employed by, or the audience limited to, the funded organization o Examples of Eligible Recipients: Medical universities, Professional associations, Community health centers, Hospitals and academic medical centers. All grant submissions must Have a Valid Federal Tax ID Number A U.S. federal tax ID number is required to apply, and if you are a nonprofit organization, proof of status (e.g., a 501(c)(3) IRS letter) is also required. Pharma companies do not make grants to individuals. GILEAD Gilead Grants are provided in three categories: 1. Community and Patient Education: Community and patient particularly for populations most at risk. Events or resources to educate patients about prevention and care options 2. Independent Medical Education: Examples of Eligible Recipients: Hospitals and clinics, Charitable organizations, Professional associations, Patient advocacy and support groups, Academic medical centers and universities 3. Charitable Support: Support for a limited number of social service and healthcarerelated charitable events in areas of unmet need. Examples of Funded Projects Awards dinners, Fundraising galas, Local programs, Walk/runs Social service Community initiatives Create or Log in to Your Account Grant applications are submitted via a secure online system. o Create an account or log in at http://grants.gilead.com/submission_process. To complete the Online Application you will be asked to provide the following information in the online application (you can save your answers and return later as needed): Dates(s) and location(s) of project events (please note that grant funding is not provided for more than one year at a time) Final event agenda(s), including names, affiliations and honoraria for all speakers, and the names of partnering organizations (where applicable) Target audience and publicity plan Detailed project budget including a breakdown of the use of funds requested from Gilead, as well as total estimated project expenses Number of medical education credits offered and accreditation information (where applicable ABBVIE AbbVie Grants are provided in three categories: 1. Medical Education Grants: Accredited programs, including live presentations (e.g., symposia, regional/local programs, teleconferences, live webcasts), and enduring materials (e.g., printed, CD-ROM, audiotapes, slide kits, monographs, and web-based instructional materials) 2. Educational Support Grants: Fellowships, Patient education, Screening programs and health fairs, Scholarships to educational conferences, Third-party educational, scientific or professional meetings 3. Charitable Donations: Awards, Business expense/general office support, Mission Support Complete the Online Application https://abbviegrants.com/ JANSSEN Janssen Grants are provided in four categories: 1. Accredited Continuing Education: Educational programs for healthcare providers such as physicians, nurses, and/or pharmacists that provide continuing education credits. 2. Non-Accredited Professional Educational Activities: Educational programs for healthcare providers such as physicians, nurses, and pharmacists that do not provide continuing education credits. As a condition for funding, to the extent Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc., products are discussed as part of such funded activities, Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc., requires that such discussion be done in a manner consistent with the FDA-approved labeling. 3. Patient Education: Printed/online educational materials produced for people living with a particular disease or condition. 4. Fellowships: Support for bona fide fellowship programs at teaching institutions, medical societies and cooperative groups. We may also support travel scholarships for fellows, residents, or healthcare providers in training to attend relevant major medical or scientific conferences for the purpose of education. All support is in agreement with the AMA Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs Gifts to Physicians from Industry. Grants should be submitted online: http://www.janssenpharmaceuticalsinc.com/transparency/medical-education Bristol Meyers Squibb (BMS) BMS Grants are provided in four categories: 1. BMS Foundation grants: The Foundation seeks to reduce health disparities in five key areas: cancer in Europe; hepatitis in Asia; HIV/AIDS in Africa; and serious mental illness and type 2 diabetes in the U.S. 2. Community Grants: Our company supports non-profit organizations and initiatives in communities where we have facilities and where our employees live and work in the U.S. 3. Independent medical education: Grants may be available to support medical education programs, scientific conferences, development of print and online health care publications and other related activities. 4. Corporate Giving: We make charitable donations in support of non-profit organizations. We also provide sponsorships, corporate memberships, and other kinds of support. Grants should be submitted online: http://www.bms.com/responsibility/grantsandgiving/Pages/default.aspx Boehringer Ingelheim (BI) Boehringer Ingelheim (BI) Grants are provided in three categories: 1. Corporate Giving Charitable Donations: Organizations or associations that are tax exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code can apply for a charitable donation from the Boehringer Ingelheim Cares Foundation, Inc. The programs must align with the Foundation’s goals to improve access to healthcare for those in need and enhance science and math education while strengthening the communities in which we live and work. Connecticut is the geographic focus of programs the Foundation supports. Funding is not provided for event sponsorships. 2. Medical Studies Educational Grants: Medical Educational Grants are independent educational activities that utilize effective educational methods to address unmet medical needs that leads to improved patient outcomes. A Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc. medical educational grant is designed to provide support for accredited educational programs for health care providers and non-accredited educational programs directed toward the patient and the local health care community. 3. Investigator Initiated Studies (IIS): BIPI's IIS program is designed to provide support for investigator owned clinical research studies. The program is offered to all academic and community based scientists interested in pursuing unique clinical research and areas of scientific interest to BI. Click the link below for more information on how to submit a clinical research proposal. Grants should be submitted online: http://us.boehringer-ingelheim.com/our_responsibility/grants-and-funding.html