About Davos Alzheimer's Collaborative
Uniting leading organizations worldwide to build an innovation ecosystem that accelerates breakthroughs, develops and scales promising solutions, and equips healthcare systems to end Alzheimer's disease everywhere.
Focus Areas
Alzheimer's diseasedementia researchclinical trialsglobal healthhealthcare system strengtheningbiomedical data and cohorts
Who They Fund
scientific researchers and investigatorsAlzheimer's/dementia research communitypeople living with Alzheimer's (indirect/ultimate beneficiaries)
Funding Style
research-focused fundingconference/meeting sponsorship
About Davos Alzheimer's Collaborative
Davos Alzheimer's Collaborative Inc centers its giving on Alzheimer’s disease research, with recent grants reaching physician training groups, major universities, and health systems working on scientific research, fellowships, and trial-ready infrastructure. The largest recent award in the data was $859,938 to the Physician Associate Foundation in Alexandria, Virginia for scientific research for Alzheimer’s disease, followed by $522,694 to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement in Boston for the same purpose. The pattern suggests a funder that supports both research generation and the systems needed to move discoveries into practice. Across the recent grants list, the foundation backed multiple years of support for the same organizations, including Advocate Aurora Health in Downers Grove, Illinois and the University of Washington in Seattle, showing repeat relationships rather than isolated awards. It also supported fellowship activity at several health systems and universities in 2025, alongside research grants to institutions such as Boston University and Washington University in St. Louis. The public-facing program descriptions point to global clinical trials, healthcare system preparedness, and global cohorts as the main vehicles for this work.
What Davos Alzheimer's Collaborative Funds
A central theme is scientific research for Alzheimer’s disease. The foundation gave $500,000 to Trustees of Boston University in 2024 and $224,012 to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement in 2024, both labeled for scientific research for Alzheimer’s disease. It also gave $250,177 in 2023 and $220,677 in 2025 to the University of Washington for the same purpose, showing sustained support for research institutions. Another clear lane is workforce and fellowship support. In 2025, the foundation made $82,500 fellowship grants to Umass Memorial Health - Harrington, Scan Health Plan, Virtua Health Foundation (vhf), University of Pennsylvania Trustees Of, Medical University of South Carolina (musc), Commonspirit Health, Emory University, and Family Health Centers of Southern Indiana. The foundation also supports scientific convening and dissemination. A 2025 grant of $20,191 to Global Alzheimer's Platform Foundation was designated for 2024 sponsorship of AAIC reception.
How Davos Alzheimer's Collaborative Gives
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$2.3M
Total Assets
$8.5M
Total Revenue
$12.5M
Total Expenses
$16.1M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $95K and $452K, with a median of $224K.
25th Percentile
$95K
Median
$224K
75th Percentile
$452K
Geographic Reach
National15 states funded
About 4% of grants go to recipients in MA.
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
GEORGE VRADENBURG
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