Partnering for Progress Program (Family and Foundation Co-Funding)
Funding Amount
Variable based on donor contribution
Deadline
Deadline not published
Grant Type
Foundation
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Eligible organizations
- Individuals seeking to fund research in memory of loved ones
Other requirements
- Patients with osteosarcoma
- Families affected by osteosarcoma
- Charitable foundations
Overview
Partnering for Progress Program
Program Name: Family and Foundation Co-Funding Initiative / Partnering for Progress
Geographic Scope: National and international
Focus Areas: Osteosarcoma research - patients and families can partner with OSI to select and co-fund specific research projects
Award Amounts: Variable based on donor/family foundation contributions (Example: Lizzy's Osteosarcoma Science Fund raised over $75,000 as of April 2022)
Program Overview:
- Families impacted by osteosarcoma and foundation partners can co-fund research with OSI
- Donors work with OSI team to select specific osteosarcoma research projects to support
- Provides deeper involvement in research selection process
- Recognizes family legacies and patient impact on research direction
Example Partner:
- Lizzy's Walk of Faith Foundation/Lizzy's Osteosarcoma Science Fund
- Family foundation created by Jennifer and John Wampler after loss of daughter Lizzy to osteosarcoma
- Co-funded research on liquid biopsy for early chemotherapy progress detection
- Donors receive detailed progress reports every six months
- Fund named honors their daughter's legacy
Benefits to Co-Funders:
- Deep involvement in research selection
- Receipt of detailed progress reports every six months
- Transparency into funded project outcomes
- Ability to honor and memorialize loved ones
- Direct impact on osteosarcoma research direction
Eligibility:
- Patients with osteosarcoma
- Families affected by osteosarcoma
- Charitable foundations
- Individuals seeking to fund research in memory of loved ones
Background:
- OSI actively invites families and foundations to partner in research funding
- Growing number of family and foundation partners supporting OSI research
- Program reflects OSI's commitment to patient and family engagement
- Demonstrates transparency and accountability in research funding
Contact Information:
- Email: giving@osinst.org
- Phone: 972.903.8408
- Address: 3963 Maple Avenue Suite 390, Dallas, TX 75219
How to Apply
How to Apply/Participate
- Contact OSI directly about co-funding research
- Email: giving@osinst.org
- Phone: 972.903.8408
- Meet with OSI team to discuss:
- Your research interests
- Available funded projects
- Partnership structure
- Contribution amount
- Receive background and insight into selected projects from:
- Lee Helman, MD (OSI Director)
- Chand Khanna, DVM, PhD (Strategic Advisory Board Chair)
- Other OSI team members
- Select a project to co-fund based on your priorities and interests
- Establish co-funding agreement with OSI
- Receive regular updates:
- Detailed progress reports every six months
- Direct communication with research team
- Transparency into research outcomes
Potential Recognition:
- Fund named after family member or foundation
- Recognition of co-funding partnership
- Opportunity to participate in research advisory processes
What The Osteosarcoma Institute actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2024
- Grants in 2024
- 8
- Total given
- $1.19M
- Median grant
- $125K
- Range
- $101K–$307K
- By dollars: Massachusetts 26%, California 24%, Georgia 10%. Top recipient cities: Boston, MA; San Francisco, CA; Atlanta, GA.
- 0% of grants with a stated purpose were for general or operating support.
Example grants
Dana Farber Cancer Institute · Boston, MA
Clinical trial and correlative research grants
$307K
University of CA San Francisco · San Francisco, CA
Translational research grants
$175K
Regents of Emory University · Atlanta, GA
Translational research grants
$125K
Regents of Northwestern University · Evanson, IL
Translational research grants
$125K
Baylor College of Medicine · Houston, TX
Translational research grants
$125K
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Fields of Work
- Science research
- Cancer
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