Teva Cares Foundation concentrates its philanthropy on providing prescription medicines free of charge to qualifying individuals through a Patient Assistance Program (PAP). Nearly all giving is delivered as large in‑kind inventory donations and direct provision of drugs to needy patients, rather than traditional grants to many nonprofit partners. The foundation’s work is highly programmatic and focused on immediate access to medications for individuals with financial need.
Teva Cares Foundation’s defining grantmaking is not a portfolio of nonprofit awards but the direct provision of prescription medicines through a Patient Assistance Program for qualifying individuals. The largest recent grant on file is a 2025 inventory donation of $171,467,418, reflecting how central drug distribution is to the foundation’s work. That same programmatic model appears across the record: Teva Cares Foundation repeatedly records donations of inventories and service costs tied to administering medication access for people who meet PAP requirements. The foundation’s recent grants also show a second, related pattern: support delivered to individuals rather than institutions, including a 2023 award of $27,709,744 to numerous individuals that meet PAP requirements for prescription drugs for needy individuals. In the public filing data, the grant language consistently centers on free medicines, qualifying patients, and administration of the program. This is a health-access funder built around direct medication delivery, not a conventional regranting foundation with a broad nonprofit portfolio.
Teva Cares Foundation’s work is centered on prescription drug access for low-income and otherwise qualifying patients. One of the clearest examples is the 2023 grant of $27,709,744 to Numerous Individuals That Meet PAP Requirements for prescription drugs for needy individuals. The foundation also supports the program infrastructure needed to move medicines to patients. Its 2024 inventory donation of $18,336,003 was described as covering prescription drugs at no cost under a Patient Assistance Program, including service costs to administer the program. A related but separate line of work appears in healthcare education and access initiatives. The Community Routes: Access to Mental Health Care Program supports expanded mental and behavioral health services for uninsured patients, while the Teva HCP Grants and Teva Healthcare Professional Grants fund evidence-based education intended to improve clinician or patient behavior and health outcomes.
The grant-size profile is highly concentrated at large amounts, with a p25 of $23,904,254, a median of $26,735,041, and a p75 of $27,927,007. The recent record also includes a very large outlier at $171,467,418. The pattern is repetitive rather than one-off: the same core activity appears in multiple years through inventory donations and PAP-related support. Teva Cares Foundation functions as a direct-service patient assistance organization, and it makes grants to individuals as well as program-administering entities. The active program list shows that some initiatives accept unsolicited requests, including the PAP and HCP grant programs, while others are invitation-based or managed through specific partners.
$171.5M
$116.3M
$288.8M
$175.8M
Most grants fall between $23.9M and $27.9M, with a median of $26.7M.
25th Percentile
$23.9M
Median
$26.7M
75th Percentile
$27.9M
About 100% of grants go to recipients in NJ.
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Highly concentrated giving: very few transactions but extremely large dollar value, primarily in‑kind inventory donations and direct patient support through a single program (PAP) rather than diversified grantmaking or many repeat grantees.
Notable grantees: Donation of Inventories (Prescription Drug Patient Assistance Program), Numerous Individuals who meet PAP requirements (direct patient beneficiaries), Teva Cares Foundation Patient Assistance Program (PAP) administration/services
Teva Cares Foundation’s giving is local and entirely concentrated in New Jersey in the recent grant record. The recipient location shown across the top grants is Parsippany, NJ, which matches the foundation’s pattern of delivering support from its New Jersey base into New Jersey-linked program activity. The country distribution is fully domestic: all five recent grants went to U.S. recipients. No non-U.S. recipient countries appear in the grant data provided.
It primarily funds prescription medicine access through a Patient Assistance Program. The recent grants are dominated by inventory donations and program administration tied to providing drugs at no cost to qualifying individuals, including a 2025 inventory donation of $171,467,418.
Yes. The data shows grants to numerous individuals that meet PAP requirements, including a 2023 award of $27,709,744 for prescription drugs for needy individuals. The foundation’s model is built around direct support to qualifying patients.
The active programs include the Teva Cares Foundation Patient Assistance Program, Teva HCP Grants, Teva Healthcare Professional Grants, Community Routes: Access to Mental Health Care Program, and the Marc A. Goshko Memorial Grant. These cover patient assistance, education grants, and some health-access initiatives.
Typical grants are very large: the p25 is $23,904,254, the median is $26,735,041, and the p75 is $27,927,007. The recent record also includes a 2025 grant of $171,467,418, which is far above the rest of the distribution.
The grant record is concentrated in New Jersey. The top state by grant count is NJ, and 100% of grants in the provided data go to recipients in the HQ state. All five recent grants are shown with Parsippany, NJ as the recipient location.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Donation of Inventories | Parsippany, NJ | $171,467,418 | 2025 | Foundation provides prescription drugs at no cost to qualifying individuals under a Patient Assistance Program (PAP). Expense include drugs as well as a service to administer the program. numerous Individuals that meet PAP requirements; Due to HIPPA privacy issues, no details can be provided on the return. Information maintained by the Foundation. |
| Donation of Inventories | Parsippany, NJ | $18,336,003 | 2024 | Foundation provides prescription drugs at no cost to qualifying individuals under a Patient Assistance Program (PAP). Expense include drugs as well as a service to administer the program. numerous Individuals that meet PAP requirements; Due to HIPPA privacy issues, no details can be provided on the return. Information maintained by the Foundation. |
| Donation of Inventories | Parsippany, NJ | $28,578,797 | 2023 | Foundation provides prescription drugs at no cost to qualifying individuals under a Patient Assistance Program (PAP). Expense include drugs as well as a service to administer the program. numerous Individuals that meet PAP requirements; Due to HIPPA privacy issues, no details can be provided on the return. Information maintained by the Foundation. |
| Numerous Individuals that meet PAP Requirements | Parsippany, NJ | $27,709,744 | 2023 | Due to HIPPA privacy issues, no details can be provided Prescription drugs for needy individuals |
| Donation of Inventories | Parsippany, NJ | $25,760,338 | 2023 | Foundation provides prescription drugs at no cost to qualifying individuals under a Patient Assistance Program (PAP). Expense include drugs as well as a service to administer the program. numerous Individuals that meet PAP requirements; Due to HIPPA privacy issues, no details can be provided on the return. Information maintained by the Foundation. |
Donation of Inventories
$171,467,418Foundation provides prescription drugs at no cost to qualifying individuals under a Patient Assistance Program (PAP). Expense include drugs as well as a service to administer the program. numerous Individuals that meet PAP requirements; Due to HIPPA privacy issues, no details can be provided on the return. Information maintained by the Foundation.
Donation of Inventories
$18,336,003Foundation provides prescription drugs at no cost to qualifying individuals under a Patient Assistance Program (PAP). Expense include drugs as well as a service to administer the program. numerous Individuals that meet PAP requirements; Due to HIPPA privacy issues, no details can be provided on the return. Information maintained by the Foundation.
Donation of Inventories
$28,578,797Foundation provides prescription drugs at no cost to qualifying individuals under a Patient Assistance Program (PAP). Expense include drugs as well as a service to administer the program. numerous Individuals that meet PAP requirements; Due to HIPPA privacy issues, no details can be provided on the return. Information maintained by the Foundation.
Numerous Individuals that meet PAP Requirements
$27,709,744Due to HIPPA privacy issues, no details can be provided Prescription drugs for needy individuals
Donation of Inventories
$25,760,338Foundation provides prescription drugs at no cost to qualifying individuals under a Patient Assistance Program (PAP). Expense include drugs as well as a service to administer the program. numerous Individuals that meet PAP requirements; Due to HIPPA privacy issues, no details can be provided on the return. Information maintained by the Foundation.