Boston Scientific Foundation Europe supports non-profits in Europe that use digital innovation to improve health and well-being, with a strong emphasis on turning practical ideas into scalable tools and services. Its grants appear to favor patient-facing platforms, AI-enabled engagement tools, digital training, and assistive technologies that help people with neurological conditions, rare or chronic diseases, women’s health needs, and pediatric care. The foundation also seems especially interested in projects that can demonstrate measurable impact and broaden access to care or information.
Competitive digital innovation grants to non-profit organizations, likely with a defined application process and relatively targeted, project-based awards. Funding is focused on specific initiatives that can be piloted, scaled, or transformed through technology rather than general operating support.
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Position proposals around a clear digital solution to a defined health or well-being challenge, and show how the project improves reach, engagement, or access for patients or communities. Strong applications will likely be those that are nonprofit-led, geographically relevant to Europe (especially France or Spain), and able to demonstrate practical implementation and measurable outcomes.
Current and upcoming funding from Fondation d'Entreprise Boston Scientific Foundation Europe that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Requests are reviewed through the online application system and must be aligned with Boston Scientific's giving categories; intended for U.S.-based recipients.
Deadline: Reviewed monthly; scheduled review dates are listed on the program pages.
Who can apply: U.S.-based health care institutions, medical societies, national associations, academic medical centers, and HCPs acting on behalf of U.S. health care institutions; requests must be aligned with supported request types and core business review.
Deadline: Monthly committee reviews; business-specific deadline schedules are posted on the site.
Who can apply: For independent third-party organizations organizing educational, scientific, or policymaking programs; must be submitted separately from exhibit requests; apply at least 60 days prior to event start date.
Deadline: Apply at least 60 days prior to event start date; reviewed by Boston Scientific committees.
Who can apply: Project must address a public health need, use an innovative digital solution where applicable, demonstrate measurable impact on patients or affected communities, and be at an early stage or in need of digital transformation. Applicants must be non-profit organisations based and operating in the EU, Switzerland, or the UK; or a European non-profit active outside Europe.
Deadline: 01 January – 31 March and 01 June – 30 September each year
Who can apply: Project must address a public health need, use an innovative digital solution, demonstrate measurable impact on patients, and be at an early stage or in need of digital transformation. Applicants must be non-profit organisations based and operating in the EU, Switzerland, or the UK; or a European non-profit active outside Europe.
Deadline: 01 January – 31 March and 01 June – 30 September each year
Who can apply: Project must address a public health need, use an innovative digital solution, demonstrate measurable impact on patients, and be at an early stage or in need of digital transformation. Applicants must be non-profit organisations based and operating in the EU, Switzerland, or the UK; or a European non-profit active outside Europe.
Deadline: 01 January – 31 March and 01 June – 30 September each year
Who can apply: Project must address a public health need, use an innovative digital solution, demonstrate measurable impact on patients, and be at an early stage or in need of digital transformation. Applicants must be non-profit organisations based and operating in the EU, Switzerland, or the UK; or a European non-profit active outside Europe.
Deadline: 01 January – 31 March and 01 June – 30 September each year
Who can apply: Applicants must be a non-profit organisation based and operating in EU countries, Switzerland or the UK; or a European non-profit with activities outside the European territory. Projects must address a public health issue with demonstrable unmet need, use innovative digital solutions, demonstrate potential measurable impact on patients, and be at an early stage or in need of digital transformation. Organizations must have a track record of non-profit engagement and certify non-discrimination.
Deadline: Two application windows each year: 01 January – 31 March and 01 June – 30 September.
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