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Find similar grantsFundraising Charitable Grants (Merck USPA) is sponsored by Merck US Patient Advocacy (USPA). Fundraising Charitable Grants are independent grants that may be given to non-profit charitable organizations or institutions to support fundraising for U. S.
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## What types of grants does Merck U.S. Patient Advocacy (USPA) offer? This describes the 2 types of grants that Merck USPA supports and the eligibility criteria for each type. These grants follow internal and external compliance guidelines, rules, and regulations.
The USPA Independent Grants program for Merck offers 2 types of support to U.S. non-profit organizations: ## Patient Advocacy Grants Patient Advocacy Grants are independent grants that may be given to non-profit U.S.-based patient organizations that focus on improving patient health and health care quality through education and selected activities.
Grants may be given for activities that: * Increase disease awareness * Improve patient education and patient care * Improve societal access to medicines and vaccines * Reduce health disparities We will consider requests for programmatic and educational activities that align with one of Merck’s therapeutic areas of interest.
These activities may include but are not limited to: * Live and virtual programs or symposiums In some cases, we may give you a submission code to help direct your request when you are applying. What can disqualify a Patient Advocacy request from being approved?
## Fundraising Charitable Grants Fundraising Charitable Grants are independent grants that may be given to non-profit charitable organizations or institutions to support fundraising. The fundraising must be for U.S. healthcare-related charitable causes or other community-based charitable fundraising initiatives.
We will consider requests that support U.S. healthcare-based programs or events that align with one of Merck’s therapeutic areas of interest. Fundraising events may include but are not limited to: In some cases, we may give you a submission code to help direct your request when you are applying. What can disqualify a Fundraising Charitable request from being approved?
## Who is eligible for grants?
### Eligibility for Patient Advocacy Grants Eligible applicants may be non-profit (501(c)3 or 501(c)6 registered), U.S.-based organizations focused on patient advocacy or patient education, including: * Patient and advocacy organizations * Professional societies conducting a patient advocacy program Eligible organizations must have a demonstrated track record of success in implementing patient advocacy activities similar to those they are requesting funding for.
Who is not eligible for these grants? ### Eligibility for Fundraising Charitable Grants Eligible applicants may be non-profit (501(c)3 registered), U.S.-based patient or advocacy organizations whose primary purpose is to raise funds to support the charitable mission of the organization. Who is not eligible for these grants?
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit (501(c)3 registered), U. S. -based patient or advocacy organizations whose primary purpose is to raise funds to support the charitable mission of the organization. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Fundraising Charitable Grants (Merck USPA) is funded by Merck US Patient Advocacy (USPA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Yes — this listing is flagged as national in scope, so applicants across the U.S. may apply, subject to the sponsor's other eligibility criteria.
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