Transforming healthcare and communities nationally and internationally through research, education, grants, scholarships and compassionate service; advancing holistic, person-centered care and the integration of global healing traditions to improve health and education in underserved communities.
Miraglo Foundation’s largest recent grant was $200,000 to Guarneri Integrative Health for integrative medicine education and advocacy, which captures the center of its giving. In 2023, the foundation paired that award with support for the Academy of Integrative Health to sponsor a virtual annual conference and with funding to Chi for biofield healing, showing a strong emphasis on integrative and holistic medicine education, research, and professional convening. Its grantmaking also extends into direct service and crisis response, including medical assistance, eye surgery support, homelessness solutions, and aid tied to the Ukraine crisis. The foundation’s stated purpose is to transform healthcare and communities through research, education, grants, scholarships, and compassionate service, with a focus on underserved communities and the integration of global healing traditions. Recent grants also point to a mix of educational infrastructure, humanitarian response, and service delivery, rather than a single-program strategy. The 2023 grants page shows a public charity making targeted awards across healthcare, education, and relief work.
Education is a core lane for Miraglo Foundation. In 2023, it gave $35,000 to the Academy of Integrative Health to sponsor a virtual annual conference, and it gave $200,000 to Guarneri Integrative Health for integrative medicine education and advocacy. The foundation also uses scholarships as a major program area, including support for clinician training and educational programs in integrative health. Its research-related giving reaches bio-field science and healing research, reflected in a $30,000 grant to Chi for biofield healing. Outside education and research, the foundation supports direct service work: it gave $14,000 to Healing Beyond Borders for international medical assistance, $10,000 to Isight Missions for eye surgeries in developing countries, and $10,000 to Solutions for Change for homelessness solutions.
Miraglo Foundation’s 2023 grants cluster around a median size of $13,000, with the middle half of awards ranging from $12,000 to $30,000. The pattern includes one much larger award at $200,000, which lifts the year’s average above the median. The foundation is a public charity, and the recent list shows repeated emphasis on program support, conference sponsorship, scholarships, and direct service grants. Several of its active programs accept unsolicited requests, including research grants, scholarships, and healthcare and medical grants, while others are invitation-based. The available 2023 data shows one year of grants rather than a multi-year recipient pattern.
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Most grants fall between $12K and $30K, with a median of $13K.
25th Percentile
$12K
Median
$13K
75th Percentile
$30K
About 67% of grants go to recipients in CA.
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Miraglo Foundation gives most often in California, which accounts for 67% of grants to recipients in the HQ state. Recent awards reached La Jolla, Santa Barbara, and Vista, all in California, alongside grants to New York, New York and Lakewood, Colorado. The recipient-country data for the recent grants list is entirely U.S.-based, with 9 grants in the United States. That makes the current pattern strongly domestic, even though the foundation’s program descriptions also reference international work.
The middle of the distribution sits at $13,000. The lower quartile is $12,000 and the upper quartile is $30,000, so most awards in the 2023 data fall within a relatively narrow band around the low tens of thousands.
Its active programs cover integrative and holistic medical education, bio-field science and healing research, scholarships and educational grants, healthcare delivery in underserved communities, medical services and facilities, anti-trafficking and survivor support, disaster and humanitarian relief, and sustainability and reforestation programs.
Some programs do. The active program list says unsolicited requests are accepted for Scholarships & Education Grants, Research Grants, Scholarships (Educational Grants & Scholarships), and Healthcare & Medical Grants. Other listed programs, including International Programs Support and Higher Education Scholarships (India), do not accept unsolicited requests.
California is the top state by grant count, with 67% of grants going to recipients in the HQ state. Recent California recipients include organizations in La Jolla, Santa Barbara, and Vista.
Recent awards include support for a virtual annual conference, biofield healing, international medical assistance, assistance for the Ukraine crisis, eye surgeries in developing countries, and homelessness solutions. The 2023 list shows the foundation using a mix of education, humanitarian aid, and direct service grants.
2023
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2023.
Current and upcoming funding from Miraglo Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Open to individuals, organizations, or research institutions with projects that align with the foundation’s mission to improve healthcare and education in underserved communities. Universities and large institutions that have their own foundations are not eligible to apply.
Deadline: September 1 and March 1
Who can apply: Organizations or projects that improve healthcare delivery in underserved communities and that align with Miraglo's mission. Large universities with their own foundations are excluded.
Deadline: Grant submission due dates cited on the site: September 1 and March 1 (annual recurring).
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GUARNERI INTEGRATIVE HEALTH | LA JOLLA, CA | $200,000 | 2023 | INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE EDUC/ADVOCACY |
| ACADEMY OF INTEGRATIVE HEALTH | LA JOLLA, CA | $35,000 | 2023 | SPONSOR VIRTUAL ANNUAL CONFERENCE |
| CHI | LA JOLLA, CA | $30,000 | 2023 | BIOFIELD HEALING |
| HEALING BEYOND BORDERS | LAKEWOOD, CO | $14,000 | 2023 | INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL ASSISTANCE |
| DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS | NEW YORK, NY | $13,000 | 2023 | ASSIST UKRAINE CRISIS |
| UNICEF | NEW YORK, NY | $12,000 | 2023 | ASSIST CHILDREN IN UKRAINE CRISIS |
| DIRECT RELIEF | SANTA BARBARA, CA | $12,000 | 2023 | ASSIST UKRAINE CRISIS |
| ISIGHT MISSIONS | LA JOLLA, CA | $10,000 | 2023 | EYE SURGERIES IN DEV COUNTRIES |
| SOLUTIONS FOR CHANGE | VISTA, CA | $10,000 | 2023 | SOLVE HOMELESSNESS |
GUARNERI INTEGRATIVE HEALTH
$200,000INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE EDUC/ADVOCACY
ACADEMY OF INTEGRATIVE HEALTH
$35,000SPONSOR VIRTUAL ANNUAL CONFERENCE
CHI
$30,000BIOFIELD HEALING
HEALING BEYOND BORDERS
$14,000INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL ASSISTANCE
DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS
$13,000ASSIST UKRAINE CRISIS
UNICEF
$12,000ASSIST CHILDREN IN UKRAINE CRISIS
DIRECT RELIEF
$12,000ASSIST UKRAINE CRISIS
ISIGHT MISSIONS
$10,000EYE SURGERIES IN DEV COUNTRIES
SOLUTIONS FOR CHANGE
$10,000SOLVE HOMELESSNESS