The foundation is overwhelmingly focused on supporting gastroenterology clinical care, research, and related program development at Indiana University and its affiliated foundation. Nearly all funding goes to IU entities in Indianapolis, suggesting the foundation functions as a targeted institutional benefactor for university medical programs rather than a broad-based public charity. Grants appear to support both operational/marketing needs and programmatic development within the gastroenterology specialty.
University Medical Diagnostic Associates directs almost all of its giving to Indiana University medical programs in Indianapolis, with a pattern centered on gastroenterology, clinical operations, and related institutional support. The largest recent grant in the file was $4,730,892 to Indiana University for "SUPPORT IU DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE," followed by another large award of $4,315,478 to the same institution for "CHAIRMAN." That concentration points to a funder that works through a small set of university medical channels rather than dispersing funds across many organizations. Recent grants also show support for specialty clinical infrastructure and program development. Indiana University received $2,928,067 for "GASTROENTEROLOGY," and Indiana University Foundation in Bloomington received $2,679,754 for the same purpose. Other awards support clinical affairs-joint venture work, hematology and oncology, general internal medicine, and gastroenterology marketing. The foundation’s giving profile is institutionally focused, with recipients tied to the Indiana University system and its affiliated foundation. Across the grants listed, the emphasis is on strengthening medical departments, specialty services, and related program operations within a single local university ecosystem.
Gastroenterology is the clearest cause area in the recent records. The foundation gave $2,928,067 to Indiana University for "GASTROENTEROLOGY" and $2,679,754 to Indiana University Foundation for the same purpose, showing repeated support for the specialty across university entities. Clinical operations are another theme. Indiana University received $1,023,181 for "CLINICAL AFFAIRS-JOINT VENTURE," and an additional $113,525 went to the same recipient under that label in 2023. The pattern suggests funding for program coordination and partnership work within the medical enterprise. The grants also extend beyond gastroenterology. Indiana University received $350,000 for "HEMATOLOGY AND ONCOLOGY," $190,000 for "GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE," and smaller awards for "GERIATRICS" and "CARDIOLOGY." In parallel, two grants labeled "GASTROENTEROLOGY-MARKETING" support outreach tied to the specialty.
The middle of the grant distribution sits at $122,062, with the 25th percentile at $13,750 and the 75th percentile at $746,375. That spread shows a mix of small program-specific awards and very large institutional grants. The recent record also shows repeat funding to the same university entities across 2023, 2024, and 2025, which indicates an ongoing relationship rather than one-off giving. University Medical Diagnostic Associates is a public charity, and it does not fund individuals or make program-related investments. The grant record points to direct institutional support rather than an open application-based grantmaking model.
$89.4M
$3.3M
$755K
$107.8M
Most grants fall between $14K and $746K, with a median of $122K.
25th Percentile
$14K
Median
$122K
75th Percentile
$746K
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Highly concentrated: few, large grants directed almost exclusively to Indiana University and its foundation; repeat multi-year support to the same institutional beneficiaries rather than broad or geographically dispersed giving.
Notable grantees: Indiana University, Indiana University Foundation
Giving is entirely local in the grant record: 100% of grants go to recipients in Indiana, and the top state by grant count is IN. Most awards land in Indianapolis, including Indiana University and multiple program lines within the university’s medical operations. Bloomington also appears through Indiana University Foundation, which received several grants tied to gastroenterology, chairman support, and nephrology. The recipient-country distribution is fully domestic, with all 19 grants going to US organizations.
The recent grants focus on gastroenterology, clinical affairs-joint venture work, hematology and oncology, general internal medicine, geriatrics, and cardiology. Gastroenterology is the strongest theme, including both direct program support and marketing-related awards.
The grant-size distribution is wide. The 25th percentile is $13,750, the median is $122,062, and the 75th percentile is $746,375. That pattern combines many moderate grants with a smaller number of very large institutional awards.
No. All 19 recent grants in the file went to US recipients, and 100% of grants were awarded to recipients in Indiana. The largest share of activity is in Indianapolis, with additional awards reaching Bloomington.
Yes. The recent record is concentrated in Indiana University and Indiana University Foundation, with grants supporting departments, specialty services, and clinical program development. The funding pattern is narrow and institutionally focused rather than broad-based across many nonprofits.
2026
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IU MEDICAL GROUP FOUNDATION INC | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $89,400,000 | 2026 | SUPPORT IU DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE |
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $4,730,892 | 2025 | SUPPORT IU DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE |
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION | BLOOMINGTON, IN | $2,679,754 | 2024 | GASTROENTEROLOGY |
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $1,023,181 | 2024 | CLINICAL AFFAIRS-JOINT VENTURE |
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $350,000 | 2024 | HEMATOLOGY AND ONCOLOGY |
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION | BLOOMINGTON, IN | $200,000 | 2024 | NEPHROLOGY |
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $190,000 | 2024 | GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE |
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $130,600 | 2024 | GASTROENTEROLOGY-MARKETING |
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $16,000 | 2024 | GERIATRICS |
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $8,256 | 2024 | CARDIOLOGY |
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $7,217 | 2024 | CHAIRMAN |
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $4,315,478 | 2023 | CHAIRMAN |
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $2,928,067 | 2023 | GASTROENTEROLOGY |
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION | BLOOMINGTON, IN | $878,500 | 2023 | CHAIRMAN |
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $113,525 | 2023 | CLINICAL AFFAIRS-JOINT VENTURE |
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $68,825 | 2023 | GASTROENTEROLOGY-MARKETING |
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $45,000 | 2023 | GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE |
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION | BLOOMINGTON, IN | $13,000 | 2023 | GASTROENTEROLOGY |
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $10,000 | 2023 | GERIATRICS |
| INDIANA UNIVERSITY | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $7,203 | 2023 | CARDIOLOGY |
IU MEDICAL GROUP FOUNDATION INC
$89,400,000SUPPORT IU DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
$4,730,892SUPPORT IU DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
$1,023,181CLINICAL AFFAIRS-JOINT VENTURE
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
$350,000HEMATOLOGY AND ONCOLOGY
NEPHROLOGY
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
$190,000GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
$130,600GASTROENTEROLOGY-MARKETING
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
$16,000GERIATRICS
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
$8,256CARDIOLOGY
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
$7,217CHAIRMAN