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Grants made by Lucile Packard Foundation For Childrens Health

Lucile Packard Foundation For Childrens Health (EIN 77-0440090) reported 21 grants totaling $121.8M in FY2023 on Schedule I of its IRS Form 990. See the full financial profile for revenue, ratings and leadership.

Grant recipients (FY2023) · $121.8M total

RecipientPurposeAmount
The Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior UniversityChildren's health$63,708,505
Lucile Salter Packard Childrens Hospital At StanfordChildren's health$54,759,199
The National Alliance To Advance Adolescent HealthGot transition sustainability plan$500,000
National Opinion Research CenterA national study on the oral health and dental care needs and experiences of children with special health care needs$382,405
Center For Health Policy DevelopmentSupporting state innovations for systems of care for cyshcn$350,000
University of UtahDevelopment and validation of novel measure of ableism in pediatric healthcare$338,520
Family VoicesProject leadership phase vii: from activation to impact-engaging families for healthcare systems improvement$300,000
Johns Hopkins UniversityOptimizing the home environment for children with disabilities: understanding policies and planning for the future.$298,365
Lucile Salter Packard Childrens Hospital At StanfordAdvancing equity in children's hospital pfacs: resources and learning community$249,858
The Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior UniversityOptimizing language concordant medical device education for children with medical complexity$192,950
Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin SystemFamily-led academic grand (flag) rounds for pediatrics$178,947
Duke UniversityIdentifying the strengths and needs of black caregivers of children with medical complexity$98,704
Lucile Salter Packard Childrens Hospital At StanfordEnhanced care management and ccs children and youth: continued monitoring of ecm implementation$50,000
Trustees of Boston UniversityThe next frontier in care that matters: improving quality of life and well-being for cmc & their families$50,000
Children NowEarly implementation of enhanced care management benefit for children youth$50,000
Health Leads IncCaregiver coalition (for children with special healthcare needs)$50,000
National Health Law Program IncImproving the california children's services program$50,000
The Childrens PartnershipProtecting child well-being during the phe unwinding$50,000
Family VoicesProject leadership planning grant$49,795
Family VoicesProject leadership continuation grant$49,638
Lucile Salter Packard Childrens Hospital At StanfordChildren's health$44,853

Grant data comes from Schedule I of Lucile Packard Foundation For Childrens Health's e-filed Form 990, via CharityIndex. Recipients link to their own profiles where the EIN matches our directory.