The registry shows Brain Foundation is a medium-sized Australian public benevolent institution that funds a mix of awareness and research activity. Its registered programs include Migraine & Headache Awareness Week, Brain Awareness Week, Healthy Brain Program, and a Research Grant Program, suggesting it supports both public education and research related to brain health. In the 2024 return it reported 543,441 AUD in domestic grants and 646,436 AUD in donations and bequests received.
Program-based domestic grantmaking, with funding tied to named awareness and research initiatives rather than broad unrestricted philanthropy; the registry shows 543,441 AUD in grants made in the 2024 return.
The registry does not describe an open application process or eligibility rules. Applicants should check the foundation’s website for details on its Research Grant Program and whether funding is limited to specific awareness weeks or brain-health initiatives.
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Current and upcoming funding from BRAIN FOUNDATION that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Open to researchers in South Australia; award goes to the author of the best original research in any of the neurosciences published in the last two years.
Deadline: Submissions open Monday 4 May 2026 and close Friday 17 July 2026.
Who can apply: Applications are accepted nationally from researchers in Australia; projects must meet guidelines and eligibility criteria and typically be conducted in institutions such as universities, hospitals, or other research establishments across all states.
Deadline: Opens Monday 30 March 2026; applications due Friday 19 June 2026.
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