Temple University - of the Commonwealth System of Higher Education

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Temple University - Of The Commonwealth System of Higher Education directs most of its recent grant activity through research subcontracts, with large awards flowing to universities, hospitals, and research organizations. The two biggest recent grants in the data went to Drexel University for $881,723 in 2024 and Bioqual Incorporated for $785,972 in 2023, both labeled research subcontracts. That pattern continues across other sizable awards to Case Western Reserve University, the University of Pittsburgh, and Washington University, showing a funding profile built around research collaborations rather than one-off philanthropic awards. Recent grants also include Philadelphia-based institutions such as the University of Pennsylvania, Thomas Jefferson University, the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, and Monell Chemical Senses Center, alongside national research partners in Maryland, Missouri, California, and beyond. The foundation’s stated program areas center on higher education, academic programs, research, clinical trials, technology development and commercialization, and community engagement and volunteer programs. Its internal funding opportunities for Temple researchers, along with I-SPARK and student research opportunities, indicate that the institution also supports work inside Temple itself, especially in research and innovation settings.

What Temple University - of the Commonwealth System of Higher Education Funds

Research is the clearest theme in the recent grants list. Temple University - Of The Commonwealth System of Higher Education gave $727,541 to Case Western Reserve University in 2024 for a research subcontract, and $708,908 to the University of Pittsburgh for the same purpose. Clinical and biomedical work appears in awards to Bioqual Incorporated in Rockville, Maryland, including $663,692 in 2024 and $785,972 in 2023, each listed as research subcontract support. Philadelphia partners also show up in the data: Steppingstone Scholars Inc received $540,585 in 2023, while the University of Pennsylvania received $388,609 in 2024 and $386,519 in 2023. The foundation’s active internal programs also point to research and innovation support for Temple researchers, including I-SPARK and student research opportunities.

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