Urology Care Foundation Humanitarian Grant Program

Urology Care Foundation Humanitarian Grant Program

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Urology Care Foundation Inc
Amount: Up to US $4,500
Last Updated: March 25, 2026

Summary

The Urology Care Foundation Humanitarian Grant Program supports AUA members who provide essential urologic care to underserved communities, both domestically and internationally. This initiative aims to enhance patient access to care and promote educational efforts in urology. Fourteen grants will be available for the 2025 competition, with funding contingent on market conditions. The Foundation prioritizes projects based in New York's inner cities and encourages diverse applicant participation.

Overview

Background The Urology Care Foundation (UCF) Humanitarian Grant Program recognizes and supports individuals and projects that provide direct urologic patient care for impoverished individuals and communities in underserved areas, either in the United States or internationally. Grants will be given to American Urological Association (AUA) members who are pursuing significant and outstanding contributions to humanitarian urologic efforts by providing direct care, enhancing access to care, or through educational efforts. Consideration will be given to the scope, frequency, impact, and sustainability of the program. The Foundation anticipates that fourteen grants will be available for the 2025 Humanitarian Grant competition. The availability of all UCF grants is contingent on market trends and subject to change. Final determinations regarding grant funding availability will be made at the time of grantee selection.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. UCF encourages diversity among applicants and associated projects (e.g., racial/ethnic, gender, practice type, domestic/international).This program is designated for AUA members (Active, Senior, Honorary, and International) who are board-certified urologists and for Resident/Fellow members who are sponsored by and work in collaboration with a board-certified urologist providing oversight in connection with the project. Residents/Fellows must provide permission/approval from their institutions to participate in the project.Applicants must highlight their affiliation with established organizations/programs/projects. You must be a member of this organization to apply for this award - become a member.