Exelixis Grants & Giving

From Exelixis

At Exelixis, the mission extends beyond developing medicines for patients. They are dedicated to supporting organizations focusing on improving cancer education, outreach, and advocacy. This commitment includes giving initiatives designed to enhance their impact and create partnerships that benefit patients, healthcare providers, and researchers. Their approach encompasses educational requests, sponsorships, charitable contributions, and volunteerism, all driven by a spirit of generosity and collaboration to serve communities.

Type of Support

Overview

Exelixis's grant program supports various initiatives geared towards oncology and cancer awareness, patient education, advocacy, access to treatments, and healthcare-related support. They fund:

  1. Community support donations to nonprofit organizations aimed at local community causes.
  2. Healthcare-related charitable contributions for oncology awareness, patient education, and benefits to the healthcare community.
  3. Independent patient assistance foundations offering financial aid for specific disease treatments or healthcare support.
  4. Medical education requests for advancing scientific discourse and improving patient care, including independent or non-accredited medical education, conferences, and educational materials with no expectation of tangible benefits in return.
  5. Sponsorships for scientific and educational activities or programs, where funding may provide appropriate tangible benefits commensurate with the support level.

The focus of Exelixis’s grant program lies within the therapeutic area of oncology, particularly diseases like renal cell carcinoma, hepatocellular carcinoma, thyroid cancer, and prostate cancer, although proposals for other cancer types or therapeutic areas may be considered if they align with Exelixis's annual plans.

Eligibility

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Submission

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