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    National Collegiate Investors & Innovators Alliance

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    Hadley, MAWebsite4135872172

    About National Collegiate Investors & Innovators Alliance

    Cultivate a pipeline of inventors, innovators, and entrepreneurs driven to solve the world’s biggest challenges by advancing innovation and entrepreneurship education and providing funding, training, mentorship, and networks to early-stage STEM innovators.

    Focus Areas

    Entrepreneurship educationSTEM innovationBiotechnology and life sciences / MedTechClimate and clean technologyOcean/ocean enterprise technologiesSustainable energy and materialsEarly-stage venture development and commercialization

    Who They Fund

    US-based faculty (course & program innovators)student teams (university-level, project/invention teams)early-stage academic entrepreneurs / technology founders

    About National Collegiate Investors & Innovators Alliance

    National Collegiate Investors & Innovators Alliance Inc. centers its giving on turning student inventions and faculty-led innovation programs into commercialization pathways. Its largest recent grant, $562,500 to 2twelve90 LLC, supported WFF Advanced Mobility Venture Studio Operations, showing a willingness to back venture-studio infrastructure as well as direct student and campus programs. Across the recent grants list, the foundation repeatedly funds university-based invention and entrepreneurship work, including $88,000 to Johns Hopkins University for global project explorations in biomedical design and innovation and $65,000 to the University of Washington, Seattle Campus, for student teams commercializing science and technology inventions. Other grants point to a broad STEM-to-market pipeline: workshops, peer networking, expert coaching, and support for faculty who create new courses or programs. The organization’s stated mission aligns with that pattern, combining innovation and entrepreneurship education with funding, training, mentorship, and networks for early-stage STEM innovators. Recipients include research universities, student venture teams, and challenge finalists working on technologies with social, health, environmental, biomedical, climate, ocean, and energy applications.

    What National Collegiate Investors & Innovators Alliance Funds

    The foundation’s most consistent theme is early-stage commercialization support for student inventors. It gave $65,000 to the University of Washington, Seattle Campus, for student teams working to commercialize high-impact science and technology inventions, and $50,000 to Pennsylvania State University for the same purpose. A second cluster is faculty and curriculum development: Arizona State University received $50,000 for faculty with innovative ideas to create or transform courses and programs that help students develop STEM-based inventions, while the University of Wisconsin system received $44,000 for similar course and program work. The portfolio also includes challenge and incubation activity. Georgia Tech Research Corporation received $48,000 as a 2024 Innovate Egypt Business Incubation Host and GIST Business Incubation Host, and the University of Houston received $46,400 for Verizon-CGI U Challenge finalists on the path to launching technology innovations with social, health, and environmental impact. Biomedical and climate-oriented work also appears, including $88,000 to Johns Hopkins University for biomedical design and innovation explorations and $50,000 to Agpreneur Inc for AI for climate resilience.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $38.4M

    Total Assets

    $89.5M

    Total Revenue

    $106.2M

    Total Expenses

    $105.3M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $20K and $30K, with a median of $27K.

    25th Percentile

    $20K

    Median

    $27K

    75th Percentile

    $30K

    Geographic Reach

    National36 states funded

    About 7% of grants go to recipients in CA.

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    Leadership

    Philip J Weilerstein

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    How National Collegiate Investors & Innovators Alliance Gives

    Typical awards cluster tightly around the mid-$20,000 range, with p25 at $20,000, median grant size at $26,550, and p75 at $30,000. The recent grants list shows a mix of one-time awards and repeated support to the same institutions across multiple years, especially large research universities and campus innovation programs. The foundation is a regular funder rather than a DAF and does not fund individuals or program-related investments. It also accepts unsolicited applications for some active programs, including the E-Team and DEBUT challenge pathways, while faculty grants and the VentureWell Accelerator are marked as not accepting unsolicited applications.

    Where National Collegiate Investors & Innovators Alliance Makes Grants

    Giving is national, and the recipient list is entirely U.S.-based, with 175 grants in the United States. New York appears most often by state, while Massachusetts accounts for 7% of grants. Recent awards reach campuses and organizations in Baltimore, Seattle, Atlanta, San Francisco, Houston, and San Juan. The list also shows recurring activity in university towns such as Evanston, Tempe, and Corvallis, alongside grants to institutions in North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and California.

    Frequently Asked Questions About National Collegiate Investors & Innovators Alliance

    What kinds of programs does National Collegiate Investors & Innovators Alliance Inc. fund most often?

    It funds student venture programs, faculty-led innovation and entrepreneurship education, and commercialization support for STEM inventors. Recent grants include awards for student teams, course and program development, business incubation, and challenge finalists working on health, social, environmental, and technology innovations.

    What is the typical grant size?

    Typical grant sizes cluster between $20,000 and $30,000, with a p25 of $20,000, a median of $26,550, and a p75 of $30,000.

    Does it accept unsolicited applications?

    Yes, for some active programs. The E-Team Program, Stage 1 E-Team Grants, Stage 2 E-Team Grants, and the DEBUT Challenge are listed as accepting unsolicited applications, while the Faculty Grant Program and The VentureWell Accelerator are marked as not accepting unsolicited applications.

    Who are the main beneficiaries?

    The main beneficiaries are U.S.-based faculty, university student teams, early-stage academic entrepreneurs or technology founders, and competition finalists seeking launch support. The grant descriptions emphasize capacity building, professional development, and commercialization support rather than individual awards.

    What geographic pattern shows up in the grants?

    The grantmaking is national within the United States. New York is the top state by grant count, and Massachusetts receives 7% of grants. Recent recipients include organizations in Baltimore, Seattle, Atlanta, Houston, San Francisco, and San Juan.

    Accepts unsolicited proposals
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    2026

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.

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    Who can apply: Faculty at collegiate institutions, especially Emerging Research Institutions, committed to strengthening inclusive and sustainable campus innovation and entrepreneurship. Teams consist of two people.

    Deadline: Applications for the second cohort close October 30, 2026.

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    Weatherwax Biotechnologies Corporation dba General ProximitySan Francisco, CA$290,0002026ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health Award
    Johns Hopkins UniversityBaltimore, MD$139,9832026Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.
    Yale UniversityNew Haven, CT$75,0002026Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.
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    University of California San Diego (Regents of the University of CaliforniLa Jolla, CA$45,0002026Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.
    University of Arkansas at Pine BluffPine Bluff, AR$28,9362026Grants to help fund and support faculty with innovative ideas to create new or transform existing courses and programs to help students develop novel, STEM-based inventions and gain the necessary entrepreneurial skills needed to bring these ideas to market.
    University of Texas at AustinAustin, TX$25,4052026Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions; Blueprint Stipend for Software training and related travel
    The Trustees of Columbia University in the City of New YorkNew York, NY$25,0002026Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.
    University of New HampshireDurham, NH$25,0002026Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.
    University of Arkansas FayettevilleFayetteville, AR$25,0002026Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.
    Stanford University (Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University)Palo Alto, CA$25,0002026Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.
    University of California Berkeley (Regents of the University of CaliforniaBerkeley, CA$25,0002026Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.
    Boston University (Trustees of Boston University)Boston, MA$25,0002026Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.
    California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo (Cal Poly CorporatSan Luis Obispo, CA$25,0002026Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.
    Regents of the University of MichiganAnn Arbor, MI$25,0002026Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.
    University of AkronAkron, OH$25,0002026Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.
    University of ConnecticutStorrs, CT$20,0002026Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.
    University of Washington - Seattle CampusSeattle, WA$20,0002026Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.
    Cornell UniversityIthaca, NY$20,0002026An award that recognizes undergraduate excellence in biomedical design and innovation; Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.
    Licensing Executives Society (USA & Canada) IncWakefield, MA$17,5002026Funding for new initiatives that will develop into useful resources for the VentureWell community and beyond.
    Aloft Systems IncLafayette, CO$15,0002026NOAA OCRA
    BaharMar LLCPittsburgh, PA$15,0002026NOAA OCRA
    Drift Marine SystemsExeter, NH$15,0002026NOAA OCRA
    Blue Latitudes LLCLaguna Beach, CA$15,0002026NOAA OCRA
    Sea-Gal Technologies IncBethlehem, PA$15,0002026NOAA OCRA
    Bluemvmt IncCambridge, MA$15,0002026NOAA OCRA
    Blue Sea FarmsBlue Innovation LabsChelsea, MA$15,0002026NOAA OCRA
    The Trustees of Stevens Institute of TechnologyHoboken, NJ$15,0002026An award that recognizes undergraduate excellence in biomedical design and innovation.

    Gameto Inc

    $4,000,000
    Austin, TX2026

    ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health Award

    Dar Bioscience Inc

    $3,500,000
    San Diego, CA2026

    ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health Award

    Aspira Women's Health Inc

    $3,500,000
    Austin, TX2026

    ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health Award

    University of Iowa

    $3,139,210
    Iowa City, IA2026

    ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health Award

    Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Inc

    $2,951,004
    Boston, MA2026

    ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health Award

    Children's Research Institute

    $2,658,940
    Washington, DC2026

    ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health Award

    Fieldbook Studio LLC

    $2,300,000
    Indianapolis, IN2026

    Fieldbook Studios

    Ancilia Biosciences Inc

    $1,700,000
    New York, NY2026

    ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health award

    Celmatix Inc

    $1,580,000
    New York, NY2026

    ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health Award

    Nura Health Inc

    $1,353,073
    Los Angeles, CA2026

    ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health Award

    Glaucus Inc

    $1,200,000
    Brooklyn, NY2026

    ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health Award

    Massachusetts General Hospital (The General Hospital Corporation)

    $1,075,140
    Boston, MA2026

    ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health Award

    University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

    $1,047,765
    Chapel Hill, NC2026

    ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health Award

    Vanderbilt University Medical Center

    $1,042,528
    Nashville, TN2026

    ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health Award

    The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory Inc

    $930,000
    Cambridge, MA2026

    ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health Award

    University of Southern California

    $905,000
    Los Angeles, CA2026

    Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions; ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health Award

    GE Medical Systems Information Technologies Inc

    $851,977
    Milwaukee, WI2026

    ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health Award

    Washington University

    $847,688
    St Louis, MO2026

    Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions; ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health Award

    California Institute of Technology

    $750,000
    Pasadena, CA2026

    ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health Award

    Gravidas Diagnostics Inc

    $686,065
    Los Angeles, CA2026

    ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health Award

    2TWELVE90 LLC

    $562,500
    Mount Pleasant, SC2026

    WFF Advanced Mobility Venture Studio Operations

    President and Fellows of Harvard College

    $505,907
    Cambridge, MA2026

    ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health Award

    Weatherwax Biotechnologies Corporation dba General Proximity

    $290,000
    San Francisco, CA2026

    ARPA-H Sprint for Women's Health Award

    Johns Hopkins University

    $139,983
    Baltimore, MD2026

    Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.

    Yale University

    $75,000
    New Haven, CT2026

    Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.

    University of Pennsylvania (The Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania)

    $45,000
    Philadelphia, PA2026

    Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.

    University of California San Diego (Regents of the University of Californi

    $45,000
    La Jolla, CA2026

    Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.

    University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff

    $28,936
    Pine Bluff, AR2026

    Grants to help fund and support faculty with innovative ideas to create new or transform existing courses and programs to help students develop novel, STEM-based inventions and gain the necessary entrepreneurial skills needed to bring these ideas to market.

    University of Texas at Austin

    $25,405
    Austin, TX2026

    Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions; Blueprint Stipend for Software training and related travel

    The Trustees of Columbia University in the City of New York

    $25,000
    New York, NY2026

    Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.

    University of New Hampshire

    $25,000
    Durham, NH2026

    Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.

    University of Arkansas Fayetteville

    $25,000
    Fayetteville, AR2026

    Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.

    Stanford University (Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University)

    $25,000
    Palo Alto, CA2026

    Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.

    University of California Berkeley (Regents of the University of California

    $25,000
    Berkeley, CA2026

    Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.

    Boston University (Trustees of Boston University)

    $25,000
    Boston, MA2026

    Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.

    California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo (Cal Poly Corporat

    $25,000
    San Luis Obispo, CA2026

    Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.

    Regents of the University of Michigan

    $25,000
    Ann Arbor, MI2026

    Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.

    University of Akron

    $25,000
    Akron, OH2026

    Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.

    University of Connecticut

    $20,000
    Storrs, CT2026

    Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.

    University of Washington - Seattle Campus

    $20,000
    Seattle, WA2026

    Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.

    Cornell University

    $20,000
    Ithaca, NY2026

    An award that recognizes undergraduate excellence in biomedical design and innovation; Funding, hands-on workshops, peer networking opportunities, and expert coaching for student teams working to commercialize their high-impact science and technology inventions.

    Licensing Executives Society (USA & Canada) Inc

    $17,500
    Wakefield, MA2026

    Funding for new initiatives that will develop into useful resources for the VentureWell community and beyond.

    Aloft Systems Inc

    $15,000
    Lafayette, CO2026

    NOAA OCRA

    BaharMar LLC

    $15,000
    Pittsburgh, PA2026

    NOAA OCRA

    Drift Marine Systems

    $15,000
    Exeter, NH2026

    NOAA OCRA

    Blue Latitudes LLC

    $15,000
    Laguna Beach, CA2026

    NOAA OCRA

    Sea-Gal Technologies Inc

    $15,000
    Bethlehem, PA2026

    NOAA OCRA

    Bluemvmt Inc

    $15,000
    Cambridge, MA2026

    NOAA OCRA

    Blue Sea FarmsBlue Innovation Labs

    $15,000
    Chelsea, MA2026

    NOAA OCRA

    The Trustees of Stevens Institute of Technology

    $15,000
    Hoboken, NJ2026

    An award that recognizes undergraduate excellence in biomedical design and innovation.