UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER RESEARCH INSTITUTE

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Related institution: University of Kansas Exact (hospital)

2024 · Form 990 · revenue $252.3M ($259.0M in 2025 dollars) · expenses $226.7M · assets $228.5M

EIN: 48-1108830
Address: 3901 RAINBOW BLVD MSC 1039, KANSAS CITY, KS 66160-8500
Website: WWW.KUMC.EDU/KUMCRI.HTML
NTEE code: E05 Research Institutes and/or Public Policy Analysis (Health Care) published (IRS Business Master File, as E050)
FURP topic: science: research education (from its 990 text; the topic index)
Exempt type: 501(c)(3): charitable, religious, educational, scientific or literary (corporation)
Ruling date: April 1993 (when the IRS recognized its exemption)
IRS status: Exempt (unconditional) (IRS Business Master File) IRS data ↗
Tax-deductible donations: Yes: listed in IRS Publication 78 (supporting organization) Pub 78 ↗
Foundation status: Supporting organization, 509(a)(3)
Cross-check: ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer

Mission

PROMOTING AND AIDING IN THE FULFILLMENT OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, EDUCATIONAL, AND SERVICE FUNCTIONS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER. MANAGES GRANTS AND CONTRACTS FOR PROJECTS CONDUCTED BY PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS WHO SERVE AS FACULTY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER.

Each tax year counts once: when a return was amended, only the latest return for that period is used below (superseded returns stay listed, greyed, under Finances).

People paid by the organization

76 people paid across every filing: current people first, then by total pay from this organization. Organizations counts every nonprofit each person appears on.

Name	Latest title	Years	Latest year pay	Total pay from here	Organizations
Doug Girod	DIRECTOR	2013-2024	$1,071,548	$9,858,801	11
Peter Smith	FORMER DIRECTOR	2009-2024	$567,480	$5,597,066	3
David Vranicar	DIRECTOR	2014-2024	$574,916	$4,225,450	4
Akinlolu Ojo	FORMER DIRECTOR	2019-2024	$808,876	$3,118,923	2
Matthias Salathe	DIRECTOR	2019-2024	$493,014	$2,699,155	3
Abiodun Akinwuntan	FORMER DIRECTOR	2016-2024	$423,847	$2,523,781	3
Sally Maliski	FORMER DIRECTOR	2016-2024	$234,785	$2,332,978	5
Steven Weinman	FORMER DIRECTOR	2017-2024	$294,701	$1,961,395	2
Lisa Hoebelheinrich	FORMER DIRECTOR	2020-2024	$260,185	$1,638,490	3
Jeff Dewitt	DIRECTOR	2020-2024	$408,844	$1,451,749	3
Paul Toler	CFO/TREASURER	2018-2024	$320,019	$1,306,479	3
Danny Welch	FORMER DIRECTOR	2020-2024	$287,951	$1,219,765	2
Adrienne Kordalski	FORMER DIRECTOR	2019-2024	$315,544	$1,138,053	2
Barbara Polivka	FORMER DIRECTOR	2019-2024	$262,480	$956,115	2
Jacob Sosnoff	FORMER DIRECTOR	2020-2024	$305,179	$813,341	1
Holly Hull	FORMER DIRECTOR	2017-2024	$200,142	$792,501	3
Ruth Sosnoff	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, STRATEGIC INITIATIVES	2022-2024	$252,407	$682,646	1
Jennifer Staley	SENIOR DIRECTOR OF SYSTEMS ADMIN	2021-2024	$190,238	$678,235	1
Mario Medina	SENIOR DIRECTOR, RA SPA	2021-2024	$255,166	$623,428	1
Steven Stites	DIRECTOR	2012-2024	$132,430	$554,727	8
Jaime Phalp	SENIOR DIRECTOR, RA CRO	2021-2024	$225,702	$517,349	1
Matthew Woolley	SENIOR DIRECTOR, RA FINANCE	2022-2024	$190,267	$507,789	1
Robert Simari (former)	DIRECTOR	2013-2023	$848,377	$6,128,246	8
Bernadette Gray-Little (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2016	$638,013	$4,239,274	13
Richard Barohn (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2019	$697,055	$4,193,538	4
Steffani Webb (former)	FORMER DIRECTOR	2011-2022	$379,089	$3,167,356	4
Karen Miller (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2016	$211,830	$2,753,246	2
Barbara Atkinson (former)	DIRECTOR - RETIRED APRIL 2012	2009-2012	$827,855	$2,594,345	3
Paul Terranova (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2016	$3,533	$2,365,575	5
K James Kallail (former)	FORMER DIRECTOR	2014-2023	$300,296	$1,971,002	2
Marjorie Bott (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2017	$231,765	$1,964,339	3
John Ferraro (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2016	$245,101	$1,645,638	2
Edward Ellerbeck (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2014	$256,210	$1,433,296	1
Timothy Siskey (former)	DIRECTOR	2011-2019	$12,900	$1,308,064	3
Peter Griffith (former)	COUNSEL	2014-2022	$176,837	$1,223,766	2
Jamie Caldwell (former)	DIRECTOR/OFFICER	2014-2019	$258,352	$1,152,076	3
Gregory Kopf (former)	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR	2009-2013	$242,627	$1,145,001	3
Lisa Stehno-Bittel (former)	DIRECTOR	2010-2016	$35,412	$1,056,683	2
R Michael Keeble (former)	DIRECTOR	2010-2014	$209,018	$950,478	3
James Calvert (former)	DIRECTOR	2013-2017	$170,162	$871,798	2
Roy Jensen (former)	FORMER DIRECTOR	2009-2010	$355,438	$708,571	2
Dianna Goddard (former)	DIRECTOR	2018-2019	$330,754	$652,003	2
Akinlolu Ojo-End 1221 (former)	DIRECTOR	2021	$597,888	$597,888	1
Joan Hunt (former)	FORMER DIRECTOR	2009-2010	$296,616	$589,245	1
H Edward Phillips (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2011	$157,130	$554,217	2
Susan Carlson (former)	DIRECTOR	2017-2019	$196,127	$548,241	2
Mary Michele Mariscalo (former)	DIRECTOR	2012-2013	$265,178	$530,386	1
Kimberly Barksdale (former)	SECRETARY	2014-2017	$121,396	$516,066	3
Leisa Julian (former)	DIRECTOR	2016-2017	$273,294	$502,934	3
Kim Barksdale (former)	SECRETARY	2009-2013	$117,844	$499,105	3
Steven Geiger (former)	CFO/TREASURER	2009-2011	$141,268	$453,265	3
Peter Smith-End 1221 (former)	DIRECTOR	2021	$441,229	$441,229	1
Michael Keeble (former)	DIRECTOR	2015-2016	$206,538	$422,454	2
James Calvet (former)	DIRECTOR	2018-2019	$187,239	$349,699	2
Richard Baron (former)	PRESIDENT/VICE CHANCELLOR	2013	$341,518	$341,518	1
David Grainger (former)	FORMER DIRECTOR	2009-2010	$176,648	$333,378	1
Steffani Webb-End 1221 (former)	DIRECTOR	2021	$326,834	$326,834	1
Mary Michele Mariscalco (former)	DIRECTOR	2010-2011	$266,816	$315,517	1
Abiodun Akinwuntan-End 1221 (former)	DIRECTOR	2021	$301,765	$301,765	1
Danny Welch-End 1221 (former)	DIRECTOR	2021	$269,690	$269,690	1
Steven Weinman-End 1221 (former)	DIRECTOR	2021	$268,433	$268,433	1
Sue Threlkeld (former)	DIRECTOR	2017-2018	$181,600	$259,888	3
Sally Maliski-End 1221 (former)	DIRECTOR	2021	$253,430	$253,430	1
Kyle Stephens (former)	DIRECTOR, HRPP	2021-2022	$128,191	$248,913	1
K James Kallail-End 1221 (former)	DIRECTOR	2021	$241,550	$241,550	1
Rajiv Kulkarni (former)	DIRECTOR KUCTC	2014	$218,208	$218,208	2
Adrienne Kordalski-End 1221 (former)	DIRECTOR	2021	$214,372	$214,372	1
Barbara Polivka-End 1221 (former)	DIRECTOR	2021	$199,133	$199,133	1
Jacob Sosnoff-End 1221 (former)	DIRECTOR	2021	$191,261	$191,261	1
Robert Michael Keeble (former)	DIRECTOR	2009	$160,673	$160,673	1
Karen Wambach (former)	DIRECTOR	2018	$143,932	$143,932	2
Sandra Billinger (former)	DIRECTOR	2016	$139,755	$139,755	3
Diana Naser (former)	DIVISION DIRECTOR CLINICAL	2009	$138,581	$138,581	1
Molly Gunter (former)	DIRECTOR CRA	2014	$134,648	$134,648	1
Holly Hull-End 1221 (former)	DIRECTOR	2021	$120,484	$120,484	1
Annie Fors (former)	DIRECTOR, CLINICAL TRIAL SVCS	2021	$114,345	$114,345	1

Officers and directors, no compensation reported

35 people listed on the returns with $0 (or no amount) in every compensation column: current people first. Hours are as filed on the latest return each person appears on.

Name	Latest title	Years	Hrs/wk (latest)	Compensation	Organizations
Angela Cook-End 1221 (former)	DIRECTOR	2021	1	$0 reported	1
Wendy Presswood-End 1221 (former)	DIRECTOR	2021	1	$0 reported	1
Claire Croutch-End 1221 (former)	DIRECTOR	2021	1	$0 reported	1
David Houchen-End 1221 (former)	DIRECTOR	2021	1	$0 reported	1
Jonathan White-End 1221 (former)	DIRECTOR	2021	1	$0 reported	1
David Houchen (former)	DIRECTOR	2020	1	$0 reported	2
Angela Cook (former)	DIRECTOR	2018-2020	1	$0 reported	2
Wendy Presswood (former)	DIRECTOR	2019-2020	1	$0 reported	2
Claire Croutch (former)	DIRECTOR	2020	1	$0 reported	1
Jonathan White (former)	DIRECTOR	2020	1	$0 reported	1
Irene Bettinger (former)	DIRECTOR	2014-2019	1	$0 reported	2
John Stanley (former)	DIRECTOR	2014-2019	1	$0 reported	2
Mike Artman (former)	DIRECTOR	2013-2018	1	$0 reported	2
William Marting (former)	DIRECTOR	2014-2018	1	$0 reported	2
Steve Kanter (former)	DIRECTOR	2017-2018	1	$0 reported	2
Ken Wentzel (former)	DIRECTOR	2015-2017	1	$0 reported	2
David Cohen (former)	DIRECTOR	2010-2015	1	$0 reported	2
Steve Lightstone (former)	DIRECTOR	2014-2015	1	$0 reported	1
Gary Cloud (former)	BOARD CHAIR	2009-2014	1	$0 reported	2
J Michael Nicholas (former)	DIRECTOR	2014	1	$0 reported	1
Steven St Peter (former)	DIRECTOR	2014	1	$0 reported	2
Stephen Lightstone (former)	DIRECTOR	2010-2013	1	$0 reported	2
Richard Thomas Fleener (former)	DIRECTOR	2010-2013	1	$0 reported	2
James Michael Nicholas (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2013	1	$0 reported	1
William Taylor (former)	COMMITTEE CHAIR	2009-2012	1	$0 reported	2
John Mendez (former)	DIRECTOR	2011-2012	1	$0 reported	1
Jeannine Strandjord (former)	DIRECTOR	2011-2012	1	$0 reported	1
Karen Cox (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2012	1	$0 reported	2
George Bittner (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2011	1	$0 reported	2
Daniel Getman (former)	DIRECTOR	2011	1	$0 reported	2
Lynn Parman (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2010	1	$0 reported	2
Mary Jane Barnes (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2010	1	$0 reported	1
Michael Helmstetter (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2010	1	$0 reported	1
Stephen Hartley (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2010	1	$0 reported	2
Tracy Mcferrin Foster (former)	DIRECTOR	2009-2010	1	$0 reported	2

People by year

2024 · 22 people listed · 22 paid, $8.1M · 173 employees · 0 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DOUG GIROD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$899,419	$172,129	$1,071,548	11
AKINLOLU OJO	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$755,729	$53,147	$808,876	2
DAVID VRANICAR	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$516,655	$58,261	$574,916	4
PETER SMITH	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$501,683	$65,797	$567,480	3
MATTHIAS SALATHE	DIRECTOR	5	$0	$448,998	$44,016	$493,014	3
ABIODUN AKINWUNTAN	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$363,031	$60,816	$423,847	3
JEFF DEWITT	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$361,699	$47,145	$408,844	3
PAUL TOLER	CFO/TREASURER	39	$271,607	$0	$48,412	$320,019	3
ADRIENNE KORDALSKI	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$270,582	$44,962	$315,544	2
JACOB SOSNOFF	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$267,493	$37,686	$305,179	1
STEVEN WEINMAN	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$249,714	$44,987	$294,701	2
DANNY WELCH	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$253,930	$34,021	$287,951	2
BARBARA POLIVKA	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$229,988	$32,492	$262,480	2
LISA HOEBELHEINRICH	FORMER DIRECTOR	39	$230,268	$0	$29,917	$260,185	3
MARIO MEDINA	SENIOR DIRECTOR, RA SPA	40	$217,662	$0	$37,504	$255,166	1
RUTH SOSNOFF	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, STRATEGIC INITIATIVES	40	$211,696	$0	$40,711	$252,407	1
SALLY MALISKI	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$207,378	$27,407	$234,785	5
JAIME PHALP	SENIOR DIRECTOR, RA CRO	40	$205,843	$0	$19,859	$225,702	1
HOLLY HULL	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$163,535	$36,607	$200,142	3
MATTHEW WOOLLEY	SENIOR DIRECTOR, RA FINANCE	40	$151,262	$0	$39,005	$190,267	1
JENNIFER STALEY	SENIOR DIRECTOR OF SYSTEMS ADMIN	40	$150,790	$0	$39,448	$190,238	1
STEVEN STITES	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$121,030	$11,400	$132,430	8

2023 · 21 people listed · 21 paid, $8.6M · 172 employees · 0 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DOUG GIROD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$978,588	$120,522	$1,099,110	11
ROBERT SIMARI	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$793,908	$54,469	$848,377	8
AKINLOLU OJO	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$696,191	$60,563	$756,754	2
DAVID VRANICAR	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$523,981	$55,864	$579,845	4
PETER SMITH	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$489,801	$62,647	$552,448	3
MATTHIAS SALATHE	DIRECTOR	5	$0	$445,344	$42,099	$487,443	3
LISA HOEBELHEINRICH	FORMER DIRECTOR	39	$367,153	$0	$55,176	$422,329	3
JEFF DEWITT	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$353,294	$45,180	$398,474	3
ABIODUN AKINWUNTAN	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$339,467	$57,320	$396,787	3
SALLY MALISKI	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$324,435	$49,347	$373,782	5
K JAMES KALLAIL	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$272,988	$27,308	$300,296	2
ADRIENNE KORDALSKI	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$256,095	$42,735	$298,830	2
STEVEN WEINMAN	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$249,714	$44,138	$293,852	2
DANNY WELCH	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$253,930	$34,273	$288,203	2
JACOB SOSNOFF	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$242,369	$35,025	$277,394	1
PAUL TOLER	CFO/TREASURER	39	$203,885	$0	$41,776	$245,661	3
RUTH SOSNOFF	DIRECTOR, STRATEGIC INITIATIVES	40	$187,689	$0	$37,914	$225,603	1
MARIO MEDINA	DIRECTOR, RA SPA	40	$161,980	$0	$31,628	$193,608	1
JAIME PHALP	DIRECTOR, RA CRO	40	$162,249	$0	$15,714	$177,963	1
JENNIFER STALEY	DIRECTOR OF SYSTEMS ADMIN	40	$140,980	$0	$31,816	$172,796	1
MATTHEW WOOLLEY	DIRECTOR, RA FINANCE	40	$136,391	$0	$34,624	$171,015	1

2022 · 24 people listed · 24 paid, $8.4M · 118 employees · 0 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DOUG GIROD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$944,769	$124,127	$1,068,896	11
ROBERT SIMARI	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$742,695	$43,907	$786,602	8
AKINLOLU OJO	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$647,424	$43,159	$690,583	2
PETER SMITH	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$464,983	$46,896	$511,879	3
MATTHIAS SALATHE	DIRECTOR	5	$0	$435,188	$40,186	$475,374	3
DAVID VRANICAR	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$408,138	$48,232	$456,370	4
STEFFANI WEBB	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$334,617	$44,472	$379,089	4
JEFF DEWITT	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$338,732	$38,711	$377,443	3
LISA HOEBELHEINRICH	Vice Chancellor of RA	39	$327,457	$0	$42,345	$369,802	3
ABIODUN AKINWUNTAN	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$299,903	$48,325	$348,228	3
SALLY MALISKI	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$300,467	$44,122	$344,589	5
DANNY WELCH	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$272,347	$36,310	$308,657	2
STEVEN WEINMAN	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$241,324	$41,031	$282,355	2
ADRIENNE KORDALSKI	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$218,255	$36,641	$254,896	2
BARBARA POLIVKA	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$209,621	$28,078	$237,699	2
JACOB SOSNOFF	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$201,785	$28,983	$230,768	1
PAUL TOLER	CFO/TREASURER	39	$181,978	$0	$38,081	$220,059	3
RUTH SOSNOFF	DIRECTOR, STRATEGIC INITIATIVES	40	$165,314	$0	$39,322	$204,636	1
PETER GRIFFITH	COUNSEL	40	$151,568	$0	$25,269	$176,837	2
K JAMES KALLAIL	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$120,470	$36,010	$156,480	2
JENNIFER STALEY	DIRECTOR OF SYSTEMS ADMIN	40	$122,386	$0	$33,660	$156,046	1
MATTHEW WOOLLEY	DIRECTOR - RA FINANCE	40	$121,119	$0	$25,388	$146,507	1
HOLLY HULL	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$109,357	$25,975	$135,332	3
KYLE STEPHENS	DIRECTOR, HRPP	40	$96,133	$0	$32,058	$128,191	1

2021 · 30 people listed · 25 paid, $7.3M · 115 employees · 0 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DOUG GIROD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$593,561	$113,659	$707,220	11
ROBERT SIMARI	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$642,884	$42,384	$685,268	8
AKINLOLU OJO-END 1221	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$557,066	$40,822	$597,888	1
PETER SMITH-END 1221	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$395,303	$45,926	$441,229	1
MATTHIAS SALATHE	DIRECTOR	5	$0	$394,530	$36,548	$431,078	3
DAVID VRANICAR	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$376,553	$46,006	$422,559	4
STEFFANI WEBB-END 1221	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$283,705	$43,129	$326,834	1
LISA HOEBELHEINRICH	DIRECTOR/OFFICER	38	$272,843	$0	$40,605	$313,448	3
ABIODUN AKINWUNTAN-END 1221	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$255,724	$46,041	$301,765	1
DANNY WELCH-END 1221	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$233,021	$36,669	$269,690	1
STEVEN WEINMAN-END 1221	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$228,322	$40,111	$268,433	1
JEFF DEWITT	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$256,228	$10,760	$266,988	3
SALLY MALISKI-END 1221	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$211,353	$42,077	$253,430	1
K JAMES KALLAIL-END 1221	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$206,850	$34,700	$241,550	1
ADRIENNE KORDALSKI-END 1221	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$179,682	$34,690	$214,372	1
BARBARA POLIVKA-END 1221	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$171,860	$27,273	$199,133	1
PAUL TOLER	CFO/TREASURER	38	$155,793	$0	$36,235	$192,028	3
JACOB SOSNOFF-END 1221	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$144,801	$46,460	$191,261	1
PETER GRIFFITH	COUNSEL	40	$162,546	$0	$20,648	$183,194	2
MARIO MEDINA	DIRECTOR - SPONSORED PROGRAMS	40	$149,055	$0	$25,599	$174,654	1
JENNIFER STALEY	DIRECTOR OF SYSTEMS ADMIN	40	$137,031	$0	$22,124	$159,155	1
KYLE STEPHENS	DIRECTOR, HRPP	40	$101,273	$0	$19,449	$120,722	1
HOLLY HULL-END 1221	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$96,904	$23,580	$120,484	1
ANNIE FORS	DIRECTOR, CLINICAL TRIAL SVCS	40	$97,501	$0	$16,844	$114,345	1
JAIME PHALP	DIRECTOR, OCTA	40	$104,764	$0	$8,920	$113,684	1
ANGELA COOK-END 1221	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
WENDY PRESSWOOD-END 1221	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
CLAIRE CROUTCH-END 1221	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DAVID HOUCHEN-END 1221	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
JONATHAN WHITE-END 1221	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1

2020 · 24 people listed · 17 paid, $6.2M · 93 employees · 5 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DOUG GIROD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$658,124	$58,504	$716,628	11
ROBERT SIMARI	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$656,830	$44,971	$701,801	8
AKINLOLU OJO	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$591,651	$44,895	$636,546	2
PETER SMITH	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$445,685	$48,149	$493,834	3
MATTHIAS SALATHE	DIRECTOR	5	$0	$389,042	$34,619	$423,661	3
DAVID VRANICAR	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$366,647	$47,248	$413,895	4
STEFFANI WEBB	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$300,599	$43,849	$344,448	4
DANNY WELCH	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$301,107	$33,847	$334,954	2
SALLY MALISKI	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$250,861	$40,952	$291,813	5
ABIODUN AKINWUNTAN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$240,831	$43,682	$284,513	3
STEVEN WEINMAN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$228,665	$44,419	$273,084	2
LISA HOEBELHEINRICH	DIRECTOR/OFFICER	38	$234,027	$0	$38,699	$272,726	3
K JAMES KALLAIL	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$220,924	$34,108	$255,032	2
BARBARA POLIVKA	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$201,670	$38,743	$240,413	2
ADRIENNE KORDALSKI	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$185,014	$22,870	$207,884	2
PAUL TOLER	CFO/TREASURER	38	$153,632	$0	$35,760	$189,392	3
HOLLY HULL	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$98,523	$26,475	$124,998	3
ANGELA COOK	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
WENDY PRESSWOOD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
CLAIRE CROUTCH	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
DAVID HOUCHEN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JACOB SOSNOFF	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
JEFF DEWITT	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
JONATHAN WHITE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1

2019 · 26 people listed · 22 paid, $6.8M · 80 employees · 5 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DOUG GIROD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$639,340	$111,310	$750,650	11
ROBERT SIMARI	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$694,756	$48,074	$742,830	8
RICHARD BAROHN	DIRECTOR	5	$0	$658,458	$38,597	$697,055	4
PETER SMITH	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$393,074	$48,596	$441,670	3
MATTHIAS SALATHE	DIRECTOR	5	$0	$349,579	$39,006	$388,585	3
DAVID VRANICAR	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$339,571	$48,950	$388,521	4
STEFFANI WEBB	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$306,611	$45,055	$351,666	4
DIANNA GODDARD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$285,999	$44,755	$330,754	2
SALLY MALISKI	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$264,080	$43,435	$307,515	5
ABIODUN AKINWUNTAN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$243,357	$45,120	$288,477	3
STEVEN WEINMAN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$233,434	$46,858	$280,292	2
JAMIE CALDWELL	DIRECTOR/OFFICER	38	$227,960	$0	$30,392	$258,352	3
K JAMES KALLAIL	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$219,816	$35,907	$255,723	2
AKINLOLU OJO	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$201,367	$24,797	$226,164	2
BARBARA POLIVKA	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$188,523	$27,000	$215,523	2
SUSAN CARLSON	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$160,373	$35,754	$196,127	2
JAMES CALVET	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$154,219	$33,020	$187,239	2
PETER GRIFFITH	BOD SECRETARY	38	$157,639	$0	$13,367	$171,006	2
PAUL TOLER	CFO/TREASURER	38	$114,057	$0	$25,263	$139,320	3
HOLLY HULL	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$94,470	$30,654	$125,124	3
ADRIENNE KORDALSKI	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$57,173	$3,726	$60,899	2
TIMOTHY SISKEY	DIRECTOR	1	$12,900	$0	$0	$12,900	3
IRENE BETTINGER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JOHN STANLEY	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
ANGELA COOK	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
WENDY PRESSWOOD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2

2018 · 26 people listed · 19 paid, $5.6M · 58 employees · 7 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
ROBERT SIMARI	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$702,201	$13,114	$715,315	8
DOUG GIROD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$585,300	$105,562	$690,862	11
RICHARD BAROHN	DIRECTOR/OFFICER	1	$0	$616,249	$37,364	$653,613	4
PETER SMITH	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$393,265	$6,034	$399,299	3
DIANNA GODDARD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$282,116	$39,133	$321,249	2
STEFFANI WEBB	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$290,404	$8,164	$298,568	4
DAVID VRANICAR	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$279,860	$13,770	$293,630	4
SALLY MALISKI	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$251,739	$8,377	$260,116	5
STEVEN WEINMAN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$238,034	$13,277	$251,311	2
ABIODUN AKINWUNTAN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$232,914	$10,107	$243,021	3
TIMOTHY SISKEY	DIRECTOR	35	$217,198	$0	$20,420	$237,618	3
JAMIE CALDWELL	DIRECTOR/OFFICER	38	$173,417	$28,338	$18,354	$220,109	3
SUE THRELKELD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$178,970	$2,630	$181,600	3
SUSAN CARLSON	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$166,827	$4,575	$171,402	2
JAMES CALVET	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$154,981	$7,479	$162,460	2
KAREN WAMBACH	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$139,255	$4,677	$143,932	2
PETER GRIFFITH	BOD SECRETARY	35	$114,278	$6,143	$18,463	$138,884	2
K JAMES KALLAIL	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$128,400	$5,437	$133,837	2
HOLLY HULL	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$85,432	$11,891	$97,323	3
IRENE BETTINGER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JOHN STANLEY	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MIKE ARTMAN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
WILLIAM MARTING	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
ANGELA COOK	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
STEVE KANTER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
PAUL TOLER	CFO/TREASURER	35	$0	$0	$0	$0	3

2017 · 26 people listed · 20 paid, $5.8M · 60 employees · 6 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DOUG GIROD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$636,694	$106,292	$742,986	11
RICHARD BAROHN	PRESIDENT/VICE CHANCELLOR	1	$0	$576,379	$38,530	$614,909	4
ROBERT SIMARI	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$533,944	$44,340	$578,284	8
PETER SMITH	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$394,979	$43,796	$438,775	3
STEFFANI WEBB	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$275,294	$37,957	$313,251	4
DAVID VRANICAR	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$256,356	$42,947	$299,303	4
JAMIE CALDWELL	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR	38	$173,417	$100,500	$17,494	$291,411	3
STEVEN WEINMAN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$244,330	$41,470	$285,800	2
LEISA JULIAN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$241,793	$31,501	$273,294	3
SALLY MALISKI	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$232,794	$35,025	$267,819	5
ABIODUN AKINWUNTAN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$229,162	$36,687	$265,849	3
MARJORIE BOTT	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$197,502	$34,263	$231,765	3
K JAMES KALLAIL	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$200,382	$30,678	$231,060	2
SUSAN CARLSON	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$158,461	$22,251	$180,712	2
JAMES CALVERT	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$151,479	$18,683	$170,162	2
TIMOTHY SISKEY	CFO/TREASURER	35	$130,303	$0	$20,420	$150,723	3
PETER GRIFFITH	CORPORATE COUNSEL	40	$114,278	$0	$17,494	$131,772	2
KIMBERLY BARKSDALE	SECRETARY	39	$106,346	$0	$15,050	$121,396	3
HOLLY HULL	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$82,368	$27,214	$109,582	3
SUE THRELKELD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$75,958	$2,330	$78,288	3
IRENE BETTINGER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JOHN STANLEY	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
KEN WENTZEL	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MIKE ARTMAN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
WILLIAM MARTING	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
STEVE KANTER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2

2016 · 28 people listed · 23 paid, $6.3M · 61 employees · 5 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DOUG GIROD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$702,773	$45,896	$748,669	11
BERNADETTE GRAY-LITTLE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$551,766	$86,247	$638,013	13
RICHARD BAROHN	PRESIDENT/VICE CHANCELLOR	1	$0	$530,579	$36,246	$566,825	4
ROBERT SIMARI	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$482,054	$41,298	$523,352	8
PETER SMITH	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$385,794	$42,424	$428,218	3
STEFFANI WEBB	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$251,123	$34,244	$285,367	4
DAVID VRANICAR	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$245,800	$38,249	$284,049	4
ABIODUN AKINWUNTAN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$238,085	$34,974	$273,059	3
SALLY MALISKI	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$222,410	$30,149	$252,559	5
JOHN FERRARO	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$213,809	$31,292	$245,101	2
MARJORIE BOTT	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$202,353	$32,941	$235,294	3
LEISA JULIAN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$203,709	$25,931	$229,640	3
K JAMES KALLAIL	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$189,417	$28,137	$217,554	2
KAREN MILLER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$183,709	$28,121	$211,830	2
MICHAEL KEEBLE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$176,201	$30,337	$206,538	2
JAMIE CALDWELL	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR	38	$177,719	$10,000	$16,129	$203,848	3
JAMES CALVERT	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$147,024	$26,615	$173,639	2
TIMOTHY SISKEY	CFO/TREASURER	35	$136,000	$0	$20,083	$156,083	3
SANDRA BILLINGER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$118,088	$21,667	$139,755	3
PETER GRIFFITH	CORPORATE COUNSEL	40	$119,595	$0	$18,131	$137,726	2
KIMBERLY BARKSDALE	SECRETARY	39	$122,272	$0	$13,666	$135,938	3
LISA STEHNO-BITTEL	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$35,412	$0	$35,412	2
PAUL TERRANOVA	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$3,533	$0	$3,533	5
IRENE BETTINGER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JOHN STANLEY	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
KEN WENTZEL	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MIKE ARTMAN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
WILLIAM MARTING	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2

2015 · 26 people listed · 19 paid, $6.0M · 60 employees · 7 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DOUG GIROD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$725,465	$53,914	$779,379	11
BERNADETTE GRAY-LITTLE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$562,598	$89,928	$652,526	13
RICHARD BAROHN	PRESIDENT/VICE CHANCELLOR	3	$0	$518,146	$39,778	$557,924	4
ROBERT SIMARI	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$504,347	$42,070	$546,417	8
PETER SMITH	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$402,283	$44,123	$446,406	3
KAREN MILLER	DIRECTOR	0	$0	$308,873	$34,633	$343,506	2
DAVID VRANICAR	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$256,165	$36,690	$292,855	4
STEFFANI WEBB	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$237,941	$35,629	$273,570	4
MARJORIE BOTT	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$210,460	$34,661	$245,121	3
JOHN FERRARO	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$210,680	$32,557	$243,237	2
K JAMES KALLAIL	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$194,810	$29,599	$224,409	2
MICHAEL KEEBLE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$183,496	$32,420	$215,916	2
PAUL TERRANOVA	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR	0	$0	$177,242	$13,344	$190,586	5
JAMES CALVERT	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$154,289	$27,225	$181,514	2
JAMIE CALDWELL	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR	38	$164,028	$9,423	$4,905	$178,356	3
TIMOTHY SISKEY	CFO/TREASURER	35	$148,106	$0	$29,824	$177,930	3
PETER GRIFFITH	CORPORATE COUNSEL	38	$136,623	$0	$28,564	$165,187	2
LISA STEHNO-BITTEL	DIRECTOR	0	$0	$138,805	$15,351	$154,156	2
KIMBERLY BARKSDALE	SECRETARY	38	$121,424	$0	$13,583	$135,007	3
DAVID COHEN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
IRENE BETTINGER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JOHN STANLEY	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
KEN WENTZEL	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MIKE ARTMAN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
STEVE LIGHTSTONE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
WILLIAM MARTING	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2

2014 · 29 people listed · 19 paid, $5.2M · 74 employees · 24 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DOUG GIROD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$696,969	$53,409	$750,378	11
BERNADETTE GRAY-LITTLE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$538,395	$87,514	$625,909	13
RICHARD BAROHN	PRESIDENT/VICE CHANCELLOR	3	$0	$419,688	$39,084	$458,772	4
KAREN MILLER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$339,678	$34,635	$374,313	2
PAUL TERRANOVA	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR	38	$0	$323,954	$43,780	$367,734	5
EDWARD ELLERBECK	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$227,345	$28,865	$256,210	1
STEFFANI WEBB	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$217,692	$33,801	$251,493	4
MARJORIE BOTT	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$194,340	$33,426	$227,766	3
DAVID VRANICAR	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$203,078	$16,429	$219,507	4
RAJIV KULKARNI	DIRECTOR KUCTC	24	$199,419	$0	$18,789	$218,208	2
R MICHAEL KEEBLE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$176,813	$32,205	$209,018	3
JOHN FERRARO	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$171,288	$29,893	$201,181	2
K JAMES KALLAIL	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$169,348	$27,263	$196,611	2
LISA STEHNO-BITTEL	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$150,832	$27,652	$178,484	2
JAMES CALVERT	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$146,930	$27,279	$174,209	2
TIMOTHY SISKEY	CFO/TREASURER	35	$131,366	$0	$14,808	$146,174	3
MOLLY GUNTER	DIRECTOR CRA	40	$121,969	$0	$12,679	$134,648	1
KIMBERLY BARKSDALE	SECRETARY	38	$113,611	$0	$10,114	$123,725	3
PETER GRIFFITH	DIRECTOR LEGAL	40	$102,771	$0	$16,389	$119,160	2
JAMIE CALDWELL	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR	38	$0	$0	$0	$0	3
MIKE ARTMAN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
IRENE BETTINGER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
GARY CLOUD	BOARD CHAIR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
DAVID COHEN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
STEVE LIGHTSTONE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
WILLIAM MARTING	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
J MICHAEL NICHOLAS	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
JOHN STANLEY	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
STEVEN ST PETER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2

2013 · 22 people listed · 16 paid, $4.7M · 67 employees · 5 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
DOUG GIROD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$680,808	$51,667	$732,475	11
BERNADETTE GRAY-LITTLE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$495,735	$85,048	$580,783	13
KAREN MILLER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$345,205	$33,802	$379,007	2
PAUL TERRANOVA	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR	39	$0	$323,865	$43,217	$367,082	5
RICHARD BARON	PRESIDENT/VICE CHANCELLOR	37	$0	$304,217	$37,301	$341,518	1
MARY MICHELE MARISCALO	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$233,621	$31,557	$265,178	1
EDWARD ELLERBECK	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$230,912	$28,552	$259,464	1
GREGORY KOPF	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR	36	$179,183	$39,201	$24,243	$242,627	3
STEFFANI WEBB	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$202,198	$32,712	$234,910	4
MARJORIE BOTT	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$186,166	$32,448	$218,614	3
R MICHAEL KEEBLE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$174,927	$32,088	$207,015	3
JOHN FERRARO	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$170,857	$25,849	$196,706	2
TIMOTHY SISKEY	CFO/TREASURER	37	$6,377	$151,257	$30,619	$188,253	3
LISA STEHNO-BITTEL	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$148,020	$26,913	$174,933	2
JAMES CALVERT	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$143,961	$28,313	$172,274	2
KIM BARKSDALE	SECRETARY	40	$108,020	$0	$9,824	$117,844	3
MIKE ARTMAN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
GARY CLOUD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JAMES MICHAEL NICHOLAS	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
RICHARD THOMAS FLEENER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
STEPHEN LIGHTSTONE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
ROBERT SIMARI	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	8

2012 · 25 people listed · 16 paid, $4.9M · 59 employees · 9 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
BARBARA ATKINSON	DIRECTOR - RETIRED APRIL 2012	-	$0	$799,553	$28,302	$827,855	3
BERNADETTE GRAY-LITTLE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$465,206	$82,134	$547,340	13
STEVEN STITES	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$374,013	$48,284	$422,297	8
KAREN MILLER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$332,798	$33,349	$366,147	2
PAUL TERRANOVA	PRESIDENT/DIRECTOR	4	$0	$322,419	$42,440	$364,859	5
PETER SMITH	COMMITTEE CHAIR	1	$0	$307,246	$36,852	$344,098	3
MARY MICHELE MARISCALO	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$234,399	$30,809	$265,208	1
EDWARD ELLERBECK	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$226,274	$28,499	$254,773	1
STEFFANI WEBB	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$200,754	$31,823	$232,577	4
GREGORY KOPF	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR	37	$191,863	$14,740	$25,435	$232,038	3
MARJORIE BOTT	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$186,693	$27,580	$214,273	3
R MICHAEL KEEBLE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$173,157	$31,705	$204,862	3
JOHN FERRARO	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$169,952	$23,675	$193,627	2
LISA STEHNO-BITTEL	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$146,542	$26,184	$172,726	2
TIMOTHY SISKEY	CFO/TREASURER	37	$105,758	$0	$24,389	$130,147	3
KIM BARKSDALE	SECRETARY	40	$114,941	$0	$10,020	$124,961	3
GARY CLOUD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JAMES MICHAEL NICHOLAS	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
WILLIAM TAYLOR	COMMITTEE CHAIR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
DAVID COHEN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
RICHARD THOMAS FLEENER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
STEPHEN LIGHTSTONE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JOHN MENDEZ	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
JEANNINE STRANDJORD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
KAREN COX	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2

2011 · 27 people listed · 17 paid, $4.4M · 48 employees · 11 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
BARBARA F ATKINSON	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$556,261	$37,260	$593,521	3
BERNADETTE GRAY-LITTLE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$456,218	$81,975	$538,193	13
PAUL TERRANOVA	PRESIDENT/DIRECTOR	4	$0	$320,557	$44,351	$364,908	5
KAREN MILLER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$329,720	$35,166	$364,886	2
PETER SMITH	COMMITTEE CHAIR	1	$0	$291,627	$38,657	$330,284	3
MARY MICHELE MARISCALCO	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$234,594	$32,222	$266,816	1
EDWARD ELLERBECK	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$225,152	$28,983	$254,135	1
GREGORY KOPF	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR	40	$182,896	$10,000	$24,521	$217,417	3
STEFFANI WEBB	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$172,340	$30,077	$202,417	4
MARJORIE BOTT	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$175,542	$25,242	$200,784	3
JOHN FERRARO	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$168,426	$24,363	$192,789	2
R MICHAEL KEEBLE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$146,052	$28,858	$174,910	3
LISA STEHNO-BITTEL	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$145,007	$26,904	$171,911	2
H EDWARD PHILLIPS	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$143,810	$13,320	$157,130	2
STEVEN GEIGER	CFO/TREASURER	40	$121,914	$0	$19,354	$141,268	3
TIMOTHY SISKEY	CFO/TREASURER	1	$87,161	$0	$21,075	$108,236	3
KIM BARKSDALE	SECRETARY	40	$90,300	$0	$8,010	$98,310	3
GARY CLOUD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
GEORGE BITTNER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JAMES MICHAEL NICHOLAS	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
WILLIAM TAYLOR	COMMITTEE CHAIR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
DAVID COHEN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
RICHARD THOMAS FLEENER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
STEPHEN LIGHTSTONE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
DANIEL GETMAN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JOHN MENDEZ	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
JEANNINE STRANDJORD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1

2010 · 32 people listed · 19 paid, $5.0M · 45 employees · 10 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
BARBARA F ATKINSON	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$552,051	$30,727	$582,778	3
BERNADETTE GRAY-LITTLE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$458,862	$41,919	$500,781	13
KAREN MILLER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$330,205	$29,168	$359,373	2
PAUL TERRANOVA	PRESIDENT/DIRECTOR	4	$0	$317,154	$39,917	$357,071	5
ROY JENSEN	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$326,796	$28,642	$355,438	2
RICHARD BAROHN	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$292,218	$34,034	$326,252	4
PETER SMITH	COMMITTE CHAIR	1	$0	$291,406	$30,398	$321,804	3
JOAN HUNT	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$289,112	$7,504	$296,616	1
EDWARD ELLERBECK	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$225,157	$26,951	$252,108	1
GREGORY KOPF	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR	40	$184,184	$10,000	$41,130	$235,314	3
H EDWARD PHILLIPS	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$182,439	$16,793	$199,232	2
MARJORIE BOTT	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$175,529	$21,676	$197,205	3
JOHN FERRARO	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$166,529	$21,659	$188,188	2
DAVID GRAINGER	FORMER DIRECTOR	0	$0	$149,382	$27,266	$176,648	1
LISA STEHNO-BITTEL	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$145,197	$23,864	$169,061	2
STEVEN GEIGER	CFO/TREASURER	40	$128,634	$0	$32,567	$161,201	3
R MICHAEL KEEBLE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$142,878	$11,795	$154,673	3
KIM BARKSDALE	SECRETARY	40	$74,601	$0	$8,001	$82,602	3
MARY MICHELE MARISCALCO	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$47,239	$1,462	$48,701	1
GARY CLOUD	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
GEORGE BITTNER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
JAMES MICHAEL NICHOLAS	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
KAREN COX	CHAIR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
LYNN PARMAN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MARY JANE BARNES	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
MICHAEL HELMSTETTER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
STEPHEN HARTLEY	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
TRACY MCFERRIN FOSTER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
WILLIAM TAYLOR	COMMITTEE CHAIR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
DAVID COHEN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
RICHARD THOMAS FLEENER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
STEPHEN LIGHTSTONE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2

2009 · 28 people listed · 18 paid, $4.4M · 47 employees · 0 volunteers

Name	Title	Hrs/wk	From org	From related	Other	Total	Orgs
BARBARA ATKINSON	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$565,849	$24,342	$590,191	3
KAREN MILLER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$329,725	$24,459	$354,184	2
ROY JENSEN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$327,122	$26,011	$353,133	2
PAUL TERRANOVA	PRESIDENT	1	$0	$317,714	$32,088	$349,802	5
PETER SMITH	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$291,407	$29,464	$320,871	3
RICHARD BAROHN	FoRMER DIRECTOR	1	$0	$292,218	$25,970	$318,188	4
JOAN HUNT	FORMER DIRECTOR	1	$0	$289,112	$3,517	$292,629	1
GREGORY KOPF	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR	40	$192,443	$10,000	$15,162	$217,605	3
H EDWARD PHILLIPS	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$182,456	$15,399	$197,855	2
MARJORIE BOTT	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$175,529	$17,988	$193,517	3
JOHN FERRARO	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$167,139	$17,670	$184,809	2
ROBERT MICHAEL KEEBLE	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$143,063	$17,610	$160,673	1
DAVID GRAINGER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$140,223	$16,507	$156,730	1
Edward Ellerbeck	DiRECTOR	1	$0	$133,860	$22,746	$156,606	1
Bernadette Gray-Little	Chancellor	1	$0	$142,693	$13,036	$155,729	13
STEVEN GEIGER	CFO/TREASURER	40	$133,054	$0	$17,742	$150,796	3
DIANA NASER	DIVISION DIRECTOR CLINICAL	40	$138,581	$0	$0	$138,581	1
KIM BARKSDALE	SECRETARY	40	$69,456	$0	$5,932	$75,388	3
MARY JANE BARNES	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
GEORGE BITTNER	CHAIRMAN	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
KAREN COX	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
TRACY MCFERRIN FOSTER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
STEPHEN HARTLEY	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
MICHAEL HELMSTETTER	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1
LYNN PARMAN	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
WILLIAM TAYLOR	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
Gary CLoud	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	2
James Michael Nicholas	DIRECTOR	1	$0	$0	$0	$0	1

Highest-paid independent contractors

2024 · 4 contractors · $2.0M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
HURON CONSULTING SERVICES LLC	CHICAGO, IL	CONSULTING SERVICES	$1,436,968
JANICE KINNEY	KANSAS CITY, KS	CONSULTING SERVICES	$288,000
ROPES & GRAY LLP	Philadelphia, PA	LEGAL SERVICES	$182,907
FORVIS MAZARS LLP	KANSAS CITY, MO	ACCOUNTING SERVICES	$135,346

2023 · 5 contractors · $2.7M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
HURON CONSULTING SERVICES LLC	CHICAGO, IL	CONSULTING SERVICES	$1,761,860
JANICE KINNEY	KANSAS CITY, KS	CONSULTING SERVICES	$384,000
ROPES & GRAY LLP	Philadelphia, PA	LEGAL SERVICES	$263,564
FORVIS MAZARS LLP	KANSAS CITY, MO	ACCOUNTING SERVICES	$194,567
PRIMACY LLC A DIVISION OF DIGITAL UNITED	West Palm Beach, FL	MARKETING SERVICES	$108,140

2022 · 4 contractors · $1.4M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
HURON CONSULTING SERVICES LLC	CHICAGO, IL	CONSULTING SERVICES	$785,853
JANICE KINNEY	KANSAS CITY, KS	CONSULTING SERVICES	$384,000
FORVIS LLP	KANSAS CITY, MO	ACCOUNTING SERVICES	$150,624
EXECUTIVE CONSULTING GROUP LLC	CHICAGO, IL	CONSULTING SERVICES	$114,325

2021 · 5 contractors · $2.1M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
HURON CONSULTING SERVICES LLC	CHICAGO, IL	CONSULTING SERVICES	$1,346,859
JANICE KINNEY	KANSAS CITY, KS	CONSULTING SERVICES	$352,000
LIBERAL AREA COALITION FOR FAMILIES	LIBERAL, KS	RECRUITING & ADMIN	$181,882
FORVIS LLP	KANSAS CITY, MO	ACCOUNTING SERVICES	$159,195
TEXAS ONCOLOGY PA	DALLAS, TX	CLINICAL TRIAL ADMIN	$100,611

2020 · 5 contractors · $1.4M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
JANICE KINNEY	KANSAS CITY, MO	CONSULTING SERVICES	$384,000
B D ALLEN CONSULTING LLC	LAKE QUIVIRA, KS	CONSULTING SERVICES	$363,600
HELMS BRISCOE RESOURCE ONE	SCOTTSDALE, AZ	CONSULTING SERVICES	$320,755
PHARMASEEK FINANCIAL SERVICES LLC	MADISON, WI	CONSULTING SERVICES	$164,861
HURON CONSULTING SERVICES LLC	CHICAGO, IL	CONSULTING SERVICES	$151,681

2019 · 5 contractors · $16.0M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER	KANSAS CITY, KS	CONSULTING SERVICES	$10,921,375
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS HOSPITAL AUTHO	KANSAS CITY, MO	CONSULTING SERVICES	$4,092,035
BD ALLEN CONSULTING	LAKE QUIVIRA, KS	CONSULTING SERVICES	$372,000
JANICE KINNEY	KANSAS CITY, MO	CONSULTING SERVICES	$319,000
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS PHYSICIANS	WESTWOOD, KS	CONSULTING SERVICE	$275,935

2018 · 3 contractors · $616K

Name	Location	Service	Paid
JANICE KINNEY	KANSAS CITY, MO	CONSULTING SERVICES	$348,000
HURON CONSULTING SERVICES LLC	CHICAGO, IL	CONSULTING SERVICES	$150,000
TMSOLUTIONS LLC	KANSAS CITY, MO	CONSULTING SERVICES	$117,578

2017 · 3 contractors · $624K

Name	Location	Service	Paid
JANICE KINNEY	KANSAS CITY, MO	CONSULTING SERVICES	$348,000
MARSHFIELD CLINIC	MARSHFIELD, WI	CLINICAL VISITS	$161,157
PURDUM	OVERLAND PARK, KS	GENERAL CONTRACTOR	$115,231

2016 · 4 contractors · $766K

Name	Location	Service	Paid
JANICE KINNEY	KANSAS CITY, MO	CONSULTING SERVICES	$348,000
ROPES AND GRAY LLP	NEW YORK, NY	LEGAL SERVICES	$154,804
MARSHFIELD CLINIC	MARSHFIELD, WI	CLINICAL VISITS	$134,128
THE WEINBERG GROUP	WASHINGTON, DC	LEGAL SERVICES	$129,062

2015 · 4 contractors · $2.7M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
ROPES GRAY LLP	NEW YORK, NY	LEGAL	$1,979,945
JANICE KINNEY	KANSAS CITY, MO	CONSULTANT	$348,000
EGG MANGEMENT CONSULTANTS	SEATTLE, WA	PROFESSIONAL SERVICE	$182,779
UNIVERSITY OF KS HOSPTIAL AUTHORITY	KANSAS CITY, KS	CLINICAL TRIALS	$154,772

2014 · 4 contractors · $996K

Name	Service	Paid
JE DUNN CONSTRUCTION CO	CONSTRUCTION	$424,196
ROPES GRAY LLP	LEGAL	$348,952
HURON CONSULTING SERVICES LLC	IT CONSULTING AND TR	$119,748
FOLEY LARDNER LLP	LEGAL	$103,025

2009 · 4 contractors · $1.2M

Name	Location	Service	Paid
HURON CONSULTING SERVICES LLC	CHICAGO, IL	CONSULTING	$495,688
HMN Architects Inc	Overland park, KS	Artchitect Services	$363,233
Peckham Guyton Albers & Viets Inc	Westwood, KS	Design Services	$229,202
B&D Consulting	Indianapolis, IN	CoNSULTING	$104,851

Who the money went to

Grants this organization reported paying: Schedule I Part II of the Form 990, or the grants-paid list on the 990-PF. Open a year for every recipient. Recipients link to their own page when the grant names an EIN we have (990-PF grants list no EIN, so those link only on an exact, unique name and state). Grants to individuals are counted; their names are not shown.

2024 · 1 grant to organizations · $19.2M

Listed grants add up to $19,212,693; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $20,662,745. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2023 · 2 grants to organizations · $11.4M

Listed grants add up to $11,429,727; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $12,362,104. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2022 · 2 grants to organizations · $19.3M

Listed grants add up to $19,276,871; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $20,077,577. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2021 · 2 grants to organizations · $9.0M

Listed grants add up to $8,960,320; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $9,981,979. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2020 · 1 grant to organizations · $3.5M

Listed grants add up to $3,466,664; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $4,372,411. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2019 · 96 grants to organizations · $28.3M

Listed grants add up to $28,329,067; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $29,539,531. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2018 · 87 grants to organizations · $17.3M

Listed grants add up to $17,328,814; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $18,772,203. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2017 · 68 grants to organizations · $15.6M

Listed grants add up to $15,584,433; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $17,308,373. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2016 · 67 grants to organizations · $13.8M

Listed grants add up to $13,780,957; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $15,591,187. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2015 · 62 grants to organizations · $13.7M

Listed grants add up to $13,702,691; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $19,448,135. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2014 · 59 grants to organizations · $13.0M

Listed grants add up to $12,969,381; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $16,213,530. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2013 · 53 grants to organizations · $7.8M

Listed grants add up to $7,832,469; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $10,920,299. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2012 · 61 grants to organizations · $9.8M

Listed grants add up to $9,751,156; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $11,981,673. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2011 · 60 grants to organizations · $12.6M

Listed grants add up to $12,639,409; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $14,715,623. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2010 · 52 grants to organizations · $17.0M

Listed grants add up to $17,002,465; the return's “grants paid” expense line says $18,890,515. Returns can differ here (grants paid vs. accrued, items listed elsewhere); check the filing.

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2009 · 2 grants to organizations · $506K

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Negative amounts are returned or refunded grants; they are listed last and left out of the totals of grants paid.

Who gave

Contributor names are not public for this form type.

Public charities filing Form 990 or 990-EZ report large donors on Schedule B, but the IRS withholds their names and addresses from public copies. Private foundations (990-PF) are different: their contributors are public.

Finances

Newest first. Each filing: its name on one row, its figures on the row beneath. Greyed filings are superseded by a later return for the same period and are left out everywhere else on this page.

Revenue	Expenses	Assets	Net assets	Contributions	Program revenue	Officer pay	Employees	Volunteers
2024 · Form 990 period ending 2025-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$252,324,428	$226,737,125	$228,520,139	$190,565,977	$10,717,056	$234,714,161	$342,812	173	0
2023 · Form 990 period ending 2024-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$219,726,025	$198,839,392	$196,531,151	$160,640,425	$9,143,241	$204,859,522	$616,826	172	0
2022 · Form 990 period ending 2023-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$192,741,992	$175,492,539	$170,911,456	$139,744,952	$8,780,614	$179,465,769	$610,019	118	0
2021 · Form 990 period ending 2022-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$166,637,281	$150,173,369	$151,053,791	$128,578,145	$8,139,789	$154,901,558	$770,608	115	0
2020 · Form 990 period ending 2021-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$164,682,845	$133,091,066	$145,095,563	$126,082,078	$10,629,781	$151,211,244	$635,770	93	5
2019 · Form 990 period ending 2020-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$152,696,195	$135,234,094	$107,989,716	$97,127,414	$10,533,391	$126,877,113	$620,980	80	5
2018 · Form 990 period ending 2019-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$124,413,679	$113,676,994	$101,564,864	$77,617,246	$12,552,568	$109,026,061	$626,317	58	7
2017 · Form 990 period ending 2018-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$125,102,514	$109,118,633	$89,982,282	$64,566,623	$11,424,253	$109,370,508	$524,343	60	6
2016 · Form 990 period ending 2017-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$110,291,793	$100,846,844	$78,275,872	$49,676,180	$12,008,107	$93,048,561	$555,586	61	5
2015 · Form 990 period ending 2016-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$114,602,817	$107,144,842	$69,494,994	$41,117,423	$13,769,545	$96,040,246	$570,181	60	7
2014 · Form 990 period ending 2015-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$117,721,986	$113,577,288	$62,740,280	$19,691,601	$380,230	$113,503,617	$345,393	74	24
2013 · Form 990 period ending 2014-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$109,933,406	$105,833,234	$60,627,530	$15,533,527	$130,000	$106,398,031	$293,579	67	5
2012 · Form 990 period ending 2013-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$114,389,809	$111,911,905	$59,285,661	$18,130,712	$140,000	$108,950,852	$441,850	59	9
2011 · Form 990 period ending 2012-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$112,696,983	$111,088,483	$62,581,310	$18,891,589	$150,000	$109,106,265	$448,092	48	11
2010 · Form 990 period ending 2011-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$118,306,863	$103,759,952	$70,317,910	$3,091,888	$155,000	$115,668,456	$418,351	45	10
2009 · Form 990 period ending 2010-06-30 · view filing · original 990 ↗
$101,222,307	$106,281,071	$39,504,820	$9,364,392	$125,000	$82,486,445	$533,534	47	0

Connected to

Organizations that list some of the same people on their returns (officers, directors, key employees on this organization’s latest return), and related organizations it lists on Schedule R.

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER RESEARCH PROPERTIES INC Kansas City, KS · 16 people in common (Abiodun Akinwuntan, Adrienne Kordalski, Akinlolu Ojo)
KU CENTER FOR TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION INC Kansas City, KS · 7 people in common (David Vranicar, Doug Girod, Jeff Dewitt) · related organization (Schedule R)
KU HEALTHPARTNERS INC Kansas City, KS · 4 people in common (Abiodun Akinwuntan, David Vranicar, Holly Hull) · related organization (Schedule R)
KANSAS UNIVERSITY PHYSICIANS INC Kansas City, KS · 3 people in common (Doug Girod, Sally Maliski, Steven Stites)
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS CENTER FOR RESEARCH INC Lawrence, KS · 2 people in common (Doug Girod, Peter Smith) · related organization (Schedule R)
TURNER HOUSE CLINIC INC Kansas City, KS · 2 people in common (Sally Maliski, Steven Stites)
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF GREATER KANSAS CITY Kansas City, MO · 2 people in common (Doug Girod, Steven Stites)
STUDENT UNION CORP OF THE UNIV OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER Kansas City, KS · 2 people in common (Doug Girod, Steven Stites) · related organization (Schedule R)
THE BIG 12 CONFERENCE INC Irving, TX · 1 person in common (Doug Girod)
KANSAS CITY AREA DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL Kansas City, MO · 1 person in common (Doug Girod)
COMMUNITY HEALTH COUNCIL OF WYANDOTTE COUNTY INC Kansas City, KS · 1 person in common (Steven Stites)
KANSAS CITY KANSAS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Kansas City, KS · 1 person in common (Doug Girod)
KEYSTONE COMMUNITY CORPORATION Kansas City, MO · 1 person in common (Doug Girod)
KANSAS ATHLETICS INCORPORATED Lawrence, KS · related organization (Schedule R)
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEMORIAL Lawrence, KS · related organization (Schedule R)

Funders of this organization

157 grantors reported grants to this organization, $101,020,322 in all, tax years 2009 to 2025; the 25 largest shown (all 157). Exact: the grantor wrote this organization's EIN. Fuzzy: the grantor wrote only a name (foundations' 990-PF has no EIN field), matched to the same or a near-identical name in the same state; the name as filed is shown. From the latest return for each grantor and year, so amended returns aren't counted twice. CSV

Grantor	Total given	Grants	Latest year's amount	Latest year	Years given	Type	Match	Grants
SUSAN G KOMEN BREAST CANCER FOUNDATION	$7,885,320	13	$78,257	2024	2010-2020, 2023-2024	Public charity	Exact	show
CYSTIC FIBROSIS FOUNDATION	$7,266,936	60	$966,868	2024	2010-2024	Public charity	Exact	show
FRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RESEARCH CENTER	$7,245,332	6	$3,347,876	2021	2016, 2019-2021	Public charity	Exact	show
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH	$6,981,729	12	$847,047	2024	2009, 2014-2024	Public charity	Exact	show
BREAST CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION INC	$5,222,865	15	$675,000	2024	2009, 2011-2024	Public charity	Exact	show
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY INC	$4,635,500	8	$792,000	2023	2011, 2013-2017, 2023	Public charity	Exact	show
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA	$4,203,834	2	$2,218,054	2024	2023-2024	DAF sponsor	Exact	show
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION INC	$4,146,001	13	$369,548	2024	2010-2016, 2019-2024	Public charity	Exact	show
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION	$4,089,482	23	$281,922	2025	2010-2025	Public charity	Exact	show
GREATER KANSAS CITY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION	$2,734,119	11	$151,351	2024	2010-2013, 2016-2019, 2024	DAF sponsor	Exact	show
NATIONAL MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY	$2,632,254	16	$242,482	2024	2009-2010, 2012-2016, 2018, 2020-2024	Public charity	Exact	show
BRADENS HOPE FOR CHILDHOOD CANCER	$2,600,000	5	$700,000	2020	2016-2020	Public charity	Exact	show
CHILDRENS MERCY HOSPITAL	$2,335,727	8	$476,984	2024	2017-2024	Public charity	Exact	show
BREAKTHROUGH T1D	$1,659,998	4	$749,999	2024	2021-2024	Public charity	Exact	show
PKD FOUNDATION	$1,575,000	11	$380,000	2023	2011-2012, 2015-2018, 2021-2023	Public charity	Exact	show
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY	$1,533,108	9	$5,010	2020	2009-2013, 2017-2020	Public charity	Exact	show
MAYO CLINIC	$1,359,181	7	$42,586	2016	2010-2016	Public charity	Exact	show
OVARIAN CANCER RESEARCH FUND INC	$1,349,862	4	$900,000	2019	2011, 2016, 2018-2019	Public charity	Exact	show
ALZHEIMERS DISEASE AND RELATED DISORDERS ASSOCIATION INC	$1,321,800	4	$199,980	2024	2014, 2021-2022, 2024	Public charity	Exact	show
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KANSAS MASONIC FOUNDATION INC	$1,249,334	3	$249,334	2024	2022-2024	Public charity	Exact	show
FSHD SOCIETY	$1,241,298	7	$120,000	2022	2016, 2018-2022	DAF sponsor	Exact	show
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SEATTLE CHILDRENS HOSPITAL	$1,075,644	10	$286,237	2024	2015-2024	DAF sponsor	Exact	show
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY	$1,074,830	9	$61,519	2024	2015-2021, 2023-2024	DAF sponsor	Exact	show

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Organization	State	NTEE	Latest revenue	Latest expenses	Top-paid title	Top pay	Why similar
GATES MEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE	MA	E05	$132,834,027	$341,131,798	DIRECTOR, BOARD CHAIR	$1,466,448	Same NTEE code E05, revenue within 2x, similar name
HEALTHEAST MEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE	MN	E05	$171,265,869	$200,090,778	President & CEO	$5,659,485	Same NTEE code E05, revenue within 2x, similar name
CITY OF HOPE	CA	E05	$369,822,441	$235,482,930	PRESIDENT & CEO	$7,115,860	Same NTEE code E05, revenue within 2x
UNITED STATES PHARMACOPEIAL CONVENTION INC	MD	E05	$357,720,644	$333,614,948	CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER & EX-OFFICIO	$1,104,534	Same NTEE code E05, revenue within 2x
OTTAWA HOSPITAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE		E05	$113,187,858	$112,597,282	Director & CEO	$365,308	Same NTEE code E05, revenue within 5x
ROGOSIN INSTITUTE INC	NY	E05	$122,755,452	$121,962,875	DIRECTOR	$2,410,008	Same NTEE code E05, revenue within 5x
THE AURUM INSTITUTE NPC		E05	$75,953,507	$76,509,753	CHIEF SCIENTIFIC OFFICER	$367,500	Same NTEE code E05, revenue within 5x
TMF HEALTH QUALITY INSTITUTE	TX	E05	$53,160,586	$44,827,969	PRESIDENT & CEO	$1,088,022	Same NTEE code E05, revenue within 5x
NEW YORK EHEALTH COLLABORATIVE INC	NY	E05	$93,358,760	$96,453,237	CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER	$705,735	Same NTEE code E05, revenue within 5x
SHELBY COUNTY HEALTH CARE CORPORATION	TN	E05	$809,133,452	$811,350,332	President and CEO	$1,615,714	Same NTEE code E05, revenue within 5x
INATAI FOUNDATION	WA	E05	$42,472,731	$97,204,905	CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER	$927,119	Same NTEE code E05, revenue within 10x
CENTER FOR PRACTICAL BIOETHICS INC	KS	E05	$717,380	$1,247,150	President/CEO	$197,929	Same NTEE code E05, revenue differs more than 10x, same state
CHILDRENS MEDICAL SAFETY RESEARCH INSTITUTE	VA	E05	$46,039	$62,316	TREASURER/DIRECTOR	$0	Same NTEE code E05, revenue differs more than 10x, similar name
HEKTOEN INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH	IL	E05	$18,868,833	$16,814,470	CO-INVESTIGATOR, TRUSTEE	$254,516	Same NTEE code E05, revenue differs more than 10x, similar name
RESEARCH AND EDUCATION FOUNDATION OF ATLANTA MEDICAL CENTER	NC	E05	$165,954	$61,903	Director	$0	Same NTEE code E05, revenue differs more than 10x
ALL CHILDRENS RESEARCH INSTITUTE INC	FL	E05	$19,819,115	$19,716,368	TRUSTEE, CHAIR	$1,272,357	Same NTEE code E05, revenue differs more than 10x
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT RESEARCH EDUC FDN	DC	E05	$2,490,325	$2,996,086	DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH PRGMS	$427,609	Same NTEE code E05, revenue differs more than 10x
LUMINIS HEALTH RESEARCH INSTITUTE INC	MD	E05	$658,775	$849,981	LH CEO/FORMER OFFICER	$3,409,414	Same NTEE code E05, revenue differs more than 10x
ROBARTS RESEARCH INSTITUTE	Ontario	E05	$3,626,842	$5,730,245	Director, Dean of Medicine UWO	$364,949	Same NTEE code E05, revenue differs more than 10x
NBPA MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION INC	NY	E05	$57,027	$57,027	CHAIRPERSON	$0	Same NTEE code E05, revenue differs more than 10x
CARILION BIOMEDICAL INSTITUTE	VA	E05	$5,815	$6,792	DIRECTOR	$1,716,216	Same NTEE code E05, revenue differs more than 10x
SYSTEMS-CENTERED TRAINING AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE CORPORATION	GA	E05	$251,933	$249,167	Secretary	$65,020	Same NTEE code E05, revenue differs more than 10x
RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR HOME CARE	DC	E05	$353,847	$337,081	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR	$144,282	Same NTEE code E05, revenue differs more than 10x
INSTITUTE OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE INC	MD	E05	$77,413	$370,667	OFFICER	$0	Same NTEE code E05, revenue differs more than 10x
MAULE STEM CELL RESEARCH INSTITUTE INC	FL	E05	$60,600	$70,392	PRESIDENT	$0	Same NTEE code E05, revenue differs more than 10x

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Grantor	Total given	Grants	Organizations funded	Type	Years	Which ones
GATES FOUNDATION funds this one	$297,122,457	11	4	Private foundation	2016–2024	GATES MEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE; PARTNERS IN EXPANDING HEALTH QUALITY AND ACCESS; UNITED STATES PHARMACOPEIAL CONVENTION INC; KWIAHT CENTER FOR THE HISTORIAL ECOLOGY OF THE SALISH SEA
FIDELITY INVESTMENTS CHARITABLE GIFT FUND funds this one	$31,314,815	68	19	DAF sponsor	2016–2024	CITY OF HOPE; CENTER FOR HEALTH CARE STRATEGIES INC; ROGOSIN INSTITUTE INC; HEKTOEN INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH and 15 more
NATIONAL PHILANTHROPIC TR	$17,659,755	12	3	DAF sponsor	2014–2024	CITY OF HOPE; INSTITUTE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH INC; GLOBAL MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE ALLIANCE INC
DONOR ADVISED CHARITABLE GIVING	$14,834,032	51	15	DAF sponsor	2014–2024	CITY OF HOPE; DRI RESEARCH FOUNDATION; RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR REGENERATIVE MEDICINE; GLOBAL MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE ALLIANCE INC and 11 more
STARR FOUNDATION	$14,000,000	6	1	Private foundation	2019–2024	ROGOSIN INSTITUTE INC
THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC	$10,872,500	13	1	DAF sponsor	2012–2024	CITY OF HOPE
W K KELLOGG FOUNDATION	$10,229,546	16	3	Private foundation	2009–2024	CENTER FOR ADVANCING HEALTH; ROGOSIN INSTITUTE INC; INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAID INNOVATION INC
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY funds this one	$7,957,681	16	1	DAF sponsor	2009–2024	HEKTOEN INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH
MORGAN STANLEY GLOBAL IMPACT FUNDING TRUST INC	$4,961,149	19	3	DAF sponsor	2013–2024	CITY OF HOPE; PALMETTO PROMISE INSTITUTE; CENTER FOR PRACTICAL BIOETHICS INC
GS DONOR ADVISED PHILANTHROPY FUND FOR WEALTH MANAGEMENT INC	$4,317,586	8	2	DAF sponsor	2018–2024	CITY OF HOPE; SHELBY COUNTY HEALTH CARE CORPORATION
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY funds this one	$4,115,168	22	5	DAF sponsor	2013–2024	WHITMAN-WALKER INSTITUTE INC; LUMINIS HEALTH RESEARCH INSTITUTE INC; HEKTOEN INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH; ALL CHILDRENS RESEARCH INSTITUTE INC and 1 more
VANGUARD CHARITABLE ENDOWMENT PROGRAM	$3,131,200	15	5	DAF sponsor	2020–2024	PALMETTO PROMISE INSTITUTE; RURAL BEHAVIORAL HEALTH INSTITUTE; CITY OF HOPE; PARAGON HEALTH INSTITUTE and 1 more
LAURA AND JOHN ARNOLD FOUNDATION	$2,967,311	21	4	Private foundation	2021–2024	CENTER FOR HEALTH CARE STRATEGIES INC; MEDICARE RIGHTS CENTER INC; INSTITUTE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH INC; PARAGON HEALTH INSTITUTE
GREATER KANSAS CITY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION funds this one	$2,769,946	14	2	DAF sponsor	2010–2024	CENTER FOR PRACTICAL BIOETHICS INC; CITY OF HOPE
NEVADA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC	$2,752,721	4	1	DAF sponsor	2016–2022	CITY OF HOPE

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2024 · Form 990 · $226,737,125 spent · pay $124,581,155 · grants $20,662,745 · events $0

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$97,714,336	$83,047,497	$14,666,839	-	43.1%
Fees: other services		$56,511,046	$55,866,038	$645,008	$0	24.9%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$19,297,683	$19,297,683	-	-	8.5%
Other employee benefits		$12,689,611	$10,676,236	$2,013,375	-	5.6%
Other (as described)	RESEARCH SUPPLIES	$12,444,488	$12,069,772	$374,716	$0	5.5%
Pension plan contributions		$7,222,226	$5,996,222	$1,226,004	-	3.2%
Payroll taxes		$6,612,170	$5,525,079	$1,087,091	-	2.9%
Other (as described)	EQUIPMENT	$2,829,438	$2,269,600	$559,838	$0	1.2%
Information technology		$2,269,379	$533,101	$1,736,278	-	1.0%
Travel		$2,171,690	$1,964,440	$207,250	-	1.0%
Office expenses		$1,926,283	$1,850,208	$76,075	-	0.8%
Grants to US individuals		$1,365,062	$1,365,062	-	-	0.6%
Other (as described)	DUES, MEMBERSHIPS & SUBSCRIPTIONS	$1,114,776	$605,965	$508,811	$0	0.5%
Occupancy		$650,958	$499,298	$151,660	-	0.3%
Other (as described)	BAD DEBT EXPENSE	$558,718	$558,718	$0	$0	0.2%
Travel or entertainment for public officials		$423,823	$423,823	-	-	0.2%
Fees: legal		$345,329	$343,174	$2,155	-	0.2%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$342,812	-	$342,812	-	0.2%
Insurance		$113,085	$2,508	$110,577	-	0.0%
Advertising and promotion		$111,555	$111,005	$550	-	0.0%
All other expenses		$22,657	$0	$22,657	$0	0.0%
Total		$226,737,125				100%

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2023 · Form 990 · $198,839,392 spent · pay $111,182,063 · grants $12,362,104 · events $0

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$87,170,688	$75,384,432	$11,786,256	-	43.8%
Fees: other services		$51,611,903	$50,584,656	$1,027,247	$0	26.0%
Other (as described)	RESEARCH SUPPLIES	$11,637,979	$11,243,024	$394,955	$0	5.9%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$11,429,727	$11,429,727	-	-	5.7%
Other employee benefits		$11,176,175	$9,498,005	$1,678,170	-	5.6%
Pension plan contributions		$6,315,670	$5,286,199	$1,029,471	-	3.2%
Payroll taxes		$5,902,704	$4,998,234	$904,470	-	3.0%
Other (as described)	EQUIPMENT	$2,418,633	$2,318,868	$99,765	$0	1.2%
Travel		$2,028,388	$1,913,329	$115,059	-	1.0%
Information technology		$1,821,596	$523,044	$1,298,552	-	0.9%
Office expenses		$1,665,112	$1,330,045	$335,067	-	0.8%
Occupancy		$1,530,154	$1,307,244	$222,910	-	0.8%
Other (as described)	BAD DEBT EXPENSE	$1,170,328	$1,170,328	$0	$0	0.6%
Grants to US individuals		$932,377	$932,377	-	-	0.5%
Other (as described)	DUES, MEMBERSHIPS, & SUBSCRIPTIONS	$626,543	$421,701	$204,842	$0	0.3%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$616,826	-	$616,826	-	0.3%
Travel or entertainment for public officials		$533,378	$533,378	-	-	0.3%
Advertising and promotion		$150,131	$149,401	$730	-	0.1%
Fees: legal		$89,373	$88,193	$1,180	-	0.0%
Insurance		$5,676	$4,210	$1,466	-	0.0%
Royalties		$5,547	-	$5,547	-	0.0%
All other expenses		$484	$0	$484	$0	0.0%
Total		$198,839,392				100%

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2022 · Form 990 · $175,492,539 spent · pay $93,555,595 · grants $20,077,577 · events $0

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$73,969,222	$65,179,342	$8,789,880	-	42.1%
Fees: other services		$42,236,579	$41,738,736	$497,843	$0	24.1%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$19,276,871	$19,276,871	-	-	11.0%
Other (as described)	RESEARCH SUPPLIES	$10,739,619	$10,578,289	$161,330	-	6.1%
Other employee benefits		$8,843,671	$7,724,139	$1,119,532	-	5.0%
Pension plan contributions		$5,171,653	$4,465,903	$705,750	-	2.9%
Payroll taxes		$4,961,030	$4,308,739	$652,291	-	2.8%
Other (as described)	EQUIPMENT	$2,178,343	$1,916,233	$262,110	-	1.2%
Travel		$1,578,295	$1,337,243	$241,052	-	0.9%
Office expenses		$1,456,955	$1,119,026	$337,929	-	0.8%
Information technology		$1,250,705	$750,223	$500,482	-	0.7%
Grants to US individuals		$800,706	$800,706	-	-	0.5%
Other (as described)	DUES, MEMBERSHIPS, & SUBSCRIPTIONS	$707,380	$566,944	$140,436	-	0.4%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$610,019	-	$610,019	-	0.3%
Other (as described)	BAD DEBT EXPENSE	$545,407	$545,407	-	-	0.3%
Occupancy		$435,737	$386,809	$48,928	-	0.2%
Travel or entertainment for public officials		$435,500	$435,500	-	-	0.2%
Fees: legal		$145,409	$145,409	-	-	0.1%
Advertising and promotion		$79,366	$78,766	$600	-	0.0%
All other expenses		$35,895	$0	$35,895	$0	0.0%
Royalties		$33,533	-	$33,533	-	0.0%
Insurance		$329	$329	-	-	0.0%
Fees: accounting		$315	$315	-	-	0.0%
Total		$175,492,539				100%

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2021 · Form 990 · $150,173,369 spent · pay $81,741,587 · grants $9,981,979 · events $0

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$64,446,124	$58,228,973	$6,217,151	-	42.9%
Fees: other services		$40,035,599	$38,890,986	$1,144,613	-	26.7%
Other (as described)	Research Supplies	$10,443,307	$10,381,379	$61,928	-	7.0%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$8,960,320	$8,960,320	-	-	6.0%
Other employee benefits		$7,022,224	$6,233,906	$788,318	-	4.7%
Payroll taxes		$4,831,186	$4,295,522	$535,664	-	3.2%
Pension plan contributions		$4,671,445	$4,159,448	$511,997	-	3.1%
Office expenses		$1,750,644	$805,411	$945,233	-	1.2%
Other (as described)	BAD DEBT EXPENSE	$1,570,448	$1,299,509	$270,939	-	1.0%
Other (as described)	EQUIPMENT	$1,158,060	$1,062,795	$95,265	-	0.8%
Grants to US individuals		$1,021,659	$1,021,659	-	-	0.7%
Information technology		$998,447	$444,250	$554,197	-	0.7%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$770,608	-	$770,608	-	0.5%
Occupancy		$716,531	$715,482	$1,049	-	0.5%
Travel		$630,265	$606,738	$23,527	-	0.4%
Other (as described)	DUES, MEMBERSHIPS, & SUBS.	$527,908	$412,331	$115,577	-	0.4%
Travel or entertainment for public officials		$401,333	$401,333	-	-	0.3%
Fees: legal		$87,880	$43,466	$44,414	-	0.1%
Advertising and promotion		$68,238	$68,238	-	-	0.0%
Insurance		$33,664	$10,347	$23,317	-	0.0%
Fees: accounting		$27,479	$385	$27,094	-	0.0%
Total		$150,173,369				100%

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2020 · Form 990 · $133,091,066 spent · pay $73,173,116 · grants $4,372,411 · events $0

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$56,912,127	$52,053,364	$4,858,763	-	42.8%
Fees: other services		$37,848,576	$36,968,421	$880,155	$0	28.4%
Other (as described)	Research Supplies	$11,646,959	$11,628,634	$18,325	-	8.8%
Other employee benefits		$7,483,474	$6,744,817	$738,657	-	5.6%
Pension plan contributions		$4,185,983	$3,805,022	$380,961	-	3.1%
Payroll taxes		$3,955,762	$3,582,573	$373,189	-	3.0%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$3,466,664	$3,466,664	-	-	2.6%
All other expenses		$1,530,170	$640,181	$889,989	-	1.1%
Occupancy		$1,187,676	$1,187,643	$33	-	0.9%
Information technology		$1,058,622	$811,846	$246,776	-	0.8%
Grants to US individuals		$905,747	$905,747	-	-	0.7%
Office expenses		$637,927	$570,086	$67,841	-	0.5%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$635,770	-	$635,770	-	0.5%
Other (as described)	Equipment	$577,096	$551,530	$25,566	-	0.4%
Other (as described)	Dues, Memberships & Sub.	$574,689	$250,973	$323,716	-	0.4%
Travel		$134,319	$133,967	$352	-	0.1%
Travel or entertainment for public officials		$103,574	$103,225	$349	-	0.1%
Royalties		$102,904	-	$102,904	-	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$55,642	-	$55,642	-	0.0%
Advertising and promotion		$53,438	$53,438	-	-	0.0%
Insurance		$28,592	$8,261	$20,331	-	0.0%
Fees: legal		$5,342	$793	$4,549	-	0.0%
Fees: investment management		$13	-	$13	-	0.0%
Total		$133,091,066				100%

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2019 · Form 990 · $135,234,094 spent · pay $66,181,402 · grants $29,539,531 · events $177,017

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$53,085,207	$49,441,611	$3,643,596	-	39.3%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$28,365,890	$28,365,890	-	-	21.0%
Fees: other services		$21,728,999	$21,084,025	$644,974	$0	16.1%
Other (as described)	Research Supplies	$6,726,805	$6,726,805	-	-	5.0%
Other employee benefits		$5,828,234	$5,298,692	$529,542	-	4.3%
Other (as described)	Equipment	$4,114,972	$4,053,291	$61,681	-	3.0%
Pension plan contributions		$3,373,654	$3,169,018	$204,636	-	2.5%
Payroll taxes		$3,273,327	$2,994,779	$278,548	-	2.4%
Travel		$1,958,606	$1,899,103	$59,503	-	1.4%
Office expenses		$1,331,347	$1,225,654	$105,693	-	1.0%
Grants to US individuals		$960,309	$960,309	-	-	0.7%
Depreciation and depletion		$763,949	$763,949	-	-	0.6%
All other expenses		$661,219	$22,700	$638,519	-	0.5%
Information technology		$650,329	$616,964	$33,365	-	0.5%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$620,980	-	$620,980	-	0.5%
Occupancy		$494,785	$494,785	-	-	0.4%
Interest		$390,816	$390,816	-	-	0.3%
Other (as described)	Dues, Memberships & Sub.	$236,136	$236,136	-	-	0.2%
Grants outside the US		$213,332	$213,332	-	-	0.2%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$177,017	$175,522	$1,495	-	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$115,780	$43,263	$72,517	-	0.1%
Advertising and promotion		$98,996	$98,921	$75	-	0.1%
Royalties		$32,079	$32,079	-	-	0.0%
Insurance		$18,267	-	$18,267	-	0.0%
Fees: legal		$13,059	-	$13,059	-	0.0%
Total		$135,234,094				100%

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2018 · Form 990 · $113,676,994 spent · pay $59,469,316 · grants $18,772,203 · events $451,620

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$46,818,852	$43,705,235	$3,113,617	-	41.2%
Fees: other services		$19,762,107	$19,539,178	$222,929	$0	17.4%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$17,328,817	$17,328,817	-	-	15.2%
Other (as described)	RESEARCH SUPPLIES	$6,500,407	$6,500,407	-	-	5.7%
Other employee benefits		$5,732,840	$5,167,533	$565,307	-	5.0%
Pension plan contributions		$3,195,834	$3,046,468	$149,366	-	2.8%
Payroll taxes		$3,095,473	$2,834,321	$261,152	-	2.7%
Travel		$2,391,372	$2,326,800	$64,572	-	2.1%
Other (as described)	EQUIPMENT	$1,762,501	$1,733,599	$28,902	-	1.6%
Grants to US individuals		$1,368,507	$1,368,507	-	-	1.2%
Office expenses		$1,176,725	$1,062,694	$114,031	-	1.0%
Information technology		$1,028,567	$1,011,741	$16,826	-	0.9%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$626,317	-	$626,317	-	0.6%
Interest		$544,998	$544,998	-	-	0.5%
Depreciation and depletion		$454,446	$454,446	-	-	0.4%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$451,620	$433,003	$18,617	-	0.4%
Occupancy		$433,808	$433,808	-	-	0.4%
All other expenses		$308,025	$100,253	$207,772	-	0.3%
Other (as described)	DUES, MEMBERSHIPS & SUB.	$246,125	$246,125	-	-	0.2%
Advertising and promotion		$171,877	$171,877	-	-	0.2%
Fees: accounting		$102,094	$810	$101,284	-	0.1%
Grants outside the US		$74,879	$74,879	-	-	0.1%
Insurance		$68,984	$300	$68,684	-	0.1%
Fees: legal		$31,819	$15,530	$16,289	-	0.0%
Total		$113,676,994				100%

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2017 · Form 990 · $109,118,633 spent · pay $56,813,038 · grants $17,308,373 · events $156,521

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$44,797,667	$41,884,530	$2,913,137	-	41.1%
Fees: other services		$18,238,271	$18,038,115	$200,156	$0	16.7%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$16,300,453	$16,300,453	-	-	14.9%
Other (as described)	RESEARCH SUPPLIES	$6,469,646	$6,469,646	-	-	5.9%
Other employee benefits		$5,261,998	$4,754,307	$507,691	-	4.8%
Pension plan contributions		$3,239,407	$2,992,320	$247,087	-	3.0%
Payroll taxes		$2,989,623	$2,731,007	$258,616	-	2.7%
Travel		$2,363,199	$2,282,977	$80,222	-	2.2%
Other (as described)	EQUIPMENT	$1,870,892	$1,861,714	$9,178	-	1.7%
Royalties		$1,720,977	$1,720,977	-	-	1.6%
Office expenses		$1,050,927	$941,099	$109,828	-	1.0%
Grants to US individuals		$908,431	$908,431	-	-	0.8%
Information technology		$716,885	$685,806	$31,079	-	0.7%
Interest		$525,488	$525,488	-	-	0.5%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$524,343	-	$524,343	-	0.5%
Depreciation and depletion		$502,136	$502,136	-	-	0.5%
All other expenses		$478,652	$458,350	$20,302	-	0.4%
Occupancy		$461,666	$461,666	-	-	0.4%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$156,521	$149,272	$7,249	-	0.1%
Other (as described)	DUES, MEMBERSHIPS & SUB.	$148,617	$148,617	-	-	0.1%
Advertising and promotion		$139,541	$139,541	-	-	0.1%
Grants outside the US		$99,489	$99,489	-	-	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$88,148	-	$88,148	-	0.1%
Insurance		$65,346	$1,066	$64,280	-	0.1%
Fees: legal		$310	-	$310	-	0.0%
Total		$109,118,633				100%

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2016 · Form 990 · $100,846,844 spent · pay $52,729,138 · grants $15,591,187 · events $150,593

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$42,201,772	$39,406,547	$2,795,225	-	41.8%
Fees: other services		$16,548,236	$16,359,478	$188,758	$0	16.4%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$14,242,266	$14,242,266	-	-	14.1%
Other (as described)	RESEARCH SUPPLIES	$6,228,171	$6,228,171	-	-	6.2%
Other employee benefits		$3,913,221	$3,513,772	$399,449	-	3.9%
Pension plan contributions		$3,119,608	$2,919,618	$199,990	-	3.1%
Payroll taxes		$2,938,951	$2,704,783	$234,168	-	2.9%
Travel		$2,150,260	$2,090,632	$59,628	-	2.1%
Royalties		$1,948,799	$1,948,799	-	-	1.9%
Other (as described)	EQUIPMENT	$1,168,223	$1,141,207	$27,016	-	1.2%
Grants to US individuals		$986,573	$986,573	-	-	1.0%
Office expenses		$877,548	$778,149	$99,399	-	0.9%
Depreciation and depletion		$597,424	$597,424	-	-	0.6%
Interest		$586,503	$93,475	$493,028	-	0.6%
Information technology		$576,676	$543,063	$33,613	-	0.6%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$555,586	-	$555,586	-	0.6%
All other expenses		$440,514	$429,547	$10,967	-	0.4%
Occupancy		$399,730	$399,730	-	-	0.4%
Grants outside the US		$362,348	$362,348	-	-	0.4%
Fees: legal		$320,683	$317,407	$3,276	-	0.3%
Advertising and promotion		$237,541	$237,541	-	-	0.2%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$150,593	$147,071	$3,522	-	0.1%
Other (as described)	DUES, MEMBERSHIPS & SUB.	$133,226	$133,226	-	-	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$91,410	-	$91,410	-	0.1%
Insurance		$70,982	$5,000	$65,982	-	0.1%
Total		$100,846,844				100%

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2015 · Form 990 · $107,144,842 spent · pay $53,471,173 · grants $19,448,135 · events $183,575

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$42,254,239	$39,612,367	$2,641,872	-	39.4%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$18,135,292	$18,135,292	-	-	16.9%
Fees: other services		$13,422,597	$13,226,142	$196,455	$0	12.5%
Other (as described)	RESEARCH SUPPLIES	$7,315,759	$7,315,759	-	-	6.8%
Other employee benefits		$5,062,095	$4,694,749	$367,346	-	4.7%
Pension plan contributions		$2,856,925	$2,668,357	$188,568	-	2.7%
Payroll taxes		$2,727,733	$2,500,236	$227,497	-	2.5%
Other (as described)	EQUIPMENT	$2,706,028	$2,693,127	$12,901	-	2.5%
Travel		$2,097,647	$2,034,529	$63,118	-	2.0%
Fees: legal		$2,059,117	$2,042,682	$16,435	-	1.9%
Royalties		$1,332,813	$1,332,813	-	-	1.2%
Occupancy		$1,194,052	$846,866	$347,186	-	1.1%
Grants to US individuals		$1,127,400	$1,127,400	-	-	1.1%
Office expenses		$909,380	$800,924	$108,456	-	0.8%
Information technology		$875,296	$753,762	$121,534	-	0.8%
Depreciation and depletion		$774,760	$774,760	-	-	0.7%
Interest		$717,920	-	$717,920	-	0.7%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$570,181	-	$570,181	-	0.5%
Advertising and promotion		$222,388	$222,388	-	-	0.2%
Grants outside the US		$185,443	$185,443	-	-	0.2%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$183,575	$152,569	$31,006	-	0.2%
Other (as described)	DUES, MEMBERSHIPS, & SUB.	$160,723	$160,723	-	-	0.2%
All other expenses		$93,595	$60,427	$33,168	-	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$84,783	-	$84,783	-	0.1%
Insurance		$75,101	$1,386	$73,715	-	0.1%
Total		$107,144,842				100%

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2014 · Form 990 · $113,577,288 spent · pay $57,516,030 · grants $16,213,530 · events $230,414

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$45,360,861	$43,164,537	$2,196,324	-	39.9%
Office expenses		$20,728,824	$19,692,383	$1,036,441	-	18.3%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$14,739,848	$14,739,848	-	-	13.0%
Fees: other services		$12,012,648	$11,412,015	$600,633	$0	10.6%
Other employee benefits		$5,711,252	$5,425,689	$285,563	-	5.0%
Pension plan contributions		$3,154,819	$2,997,078	$157,741	-	2.8%
Payroll taxes		$2,943,705	$2,796,520	$147,185	-	2.6%
Travel		$1,855,242	$1,762,480	$92,762	-	1.6%
Royalties		$1,565,035	$1,565,035	-	-	1.4%
Grants to US individuals		$1,343,755	$1,343,755	-	-	1.2%
Fees: legal		$1,136,378	$1,079,559	$56,819	-	1.0%
Interest		$876,999	-	$876,999	-	0.8%
Depreciation and depletion		$556,977	$556,977	-	-	0.5%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$345,393	-	$345,393	-	0.3%
Advertising and promotion		$270,091	$256,586	$13,505	-	0.2%
Information technology		$268,179	$254,770	$13,409	-	0.2%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$230,414	$230,414	-	-	0.2%
Other (as described)	Dues, Memberships, & Sub.	$193,239	$183,577	$9,662	-	0.2%
Grants outside the US		$129,927	$129,927	-	-	0.1%
Insurance		$75,109	-	$75,109	-	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$68,500	-	$68,500	-	0.1%
Other (as described)	Taxes & Licenses	$6,428	$6,107	$321	-	0.0%
Other (as described)	Data/Telecom Equipment	$3,665	$3,482	$183	-	0.0%
Total		$113,577,288				100%

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2013 · Form 990 · $105,833,234 spent · pay $58,395,772 · grants $10,920,299 · events $166,450

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$45,873,156	$43,579,498	$2,293,658	-	43.3%
Office expenses		$19,851,378	$18,858,809	$992,569	-	18.8%
Fees: other services		$10,337,142	$9,820,285	$516,857	-	9.8%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$9,668,868	$9,668,868	-	-	9.1%
Other employee benefits		$6,065,114	$5,761,858	$303,256	-	5.7%
Pension plan contributions		$3,197,718	$3,037,832	$159,886	-	3.0%
Payroll taxes		$2,966,205	$2,817,895	$148,310	-	2.8%
Travel		$2,053,927	$1,951,231	$102,696	-	1.9%
Grants to US individuals		$1,076,451	$1,076,451	-	-	1.0%
Fees: legal		$1,072,968	$1,019,320	$53,648	-	1.0%
Interest		$983,925	-	$983,925	-	0.9%
Royalties		$590,917	$590,917	-	-	0.6%
Depreciation and depletion		$484,743	$484,743	-	-	0.5%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$293,579	-	$293,579	-	0.3%
Information technology		$218,432	$207,510	$10,922	-	0.2%
All other expenses		$208,793	-	$208,793	-	0.2%
Advertising and promotion		$205,369	$195,101	$10,268	-	0.2%
Grants outside the US		$174,980	$174,980	-	-	0.2%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$166,450	$166,450	-	-	0.2%
Other (as described)	IMPAIRMENT LOSS	$150,000	-	$150,000	-	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$73,677	-	$73,677	-	0.1%
Insurance		$63,824	-	$63,824	-	0.1%
Other (as described)	Dues, Memberships, & Sub.	$52,801	$50,161	$2,640	-	0.0%
Other (as described)	Data/Telecom Equipment	$1,800	$1,710	$90	-	0.0%
Other (as described)	Taxes & Licenses	$1,017	$966	$51	-	0.0%
Total		$105,833,234				100%

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2012 · Form 990 · $111,911,905 spent · pay $59,115,664 · grants $11,981,673 · events $151,488

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$46,168,874	$43,625,316	$2,543,558	-	41.3%
Office expenses		$19,505,239	$19,399,483	$105,756	-	17.4%
Fees: other services		$13,341,156	$13,176,561	$164,595	-	11.9%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$10,521,875	$10,521,875	-	-	9.4%
Other employee benefits		$6,370,945	$6,097,743	$273,202	-	5.7%
Royalties		$3,197,629	$3,197,629	-	-	2.9%
Pension plan contributions		$3,159,467	$2,984,142	$175,325	-	2.8%
Payroll taxes		$2,974,528	$2,798,317	$176,211	-	2.7%
Travel		$1,962,136	$1,921,330	$40,806	-	1.8%
Grants to US individuals		$1,407,593	$1,407,593	-	-	1.3%
Interest		$1,069,812	-	$1,069,812	-	1.0%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$441,850	-	$441,850	-	0.4%
Information technology		$413,519	$396,085	$17,434	-	0.4%
Depreciation and depletion		$405,028	$400,686	$4,342	-	0.4%
Advertising and promotion		$218,487	$211,602	$6,885	-	0.2%
Other (as described)	Dues, Memberships, & Sub.	$216,293	$209,079	$7,214	-	0.2%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$151,488	$151,488	-	-	0.1%
Fees: legal		$132,327	$121,895	$10,432	-	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$75,037	-	$75,037	-	0.1%
Other (as described)	Data/Telecom Equipment	$57,925	$57,318	$607	-	0.1%
Insurance		$57,242	-	$57,242	-	0.1%
Grants outside the US		$52,205	$52,205	-	-	0.0%
Other (as described)	Taxes & Licenses	$11,250	$842	$10,408	-	0.0%
Total		$111,911,905				100%

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2011 · Form 990 · $111,088,483 spent · pay $58,471,092 · grants $14,715,623 · events $148,399

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$46,021,963	$43,960,928	$2,061,035	-	41.4%
Office expenses		$18,538,972	$18,445,774	$93,198	-	16.7%
Fees: other services		$12,627,123	$12,492,959	$134,164	-	11.4%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$12,616,017	$12,616,017	-	-	11.4%
Other employee benefits		$5,979,241	$5,670,754	$308,487	-	5.4%
Pension plan contributions		$3,124,814	$2,967,484	$157,330	-	2.8%
Payroll taxes		$2,896,982	$2,716,985	$179,997	-	2.6%
Travel		$2,136,325	$2,086,217	$50,108	-	1.9%
Grants to US individuals		$1,983,123	$1,983,123	-	-	1.8%
Royalties		$1,357,444	$1,357,444	-	-	1.2%
Interest		$1,164,521	-	$1,164,521	-	1.0%
Depreciation and depletion		$657,428	$496,552	$160,876	-	0.6%
Other (as described)	MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE	$473,080	$473,080	-	-	0.4%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$448,092	-	$448,092	-	0.4%
Information technology		$327,977	$320,934	$7,043	-	0.3%
Advertising and promotion		$159,345	$156,996	$2,349	-	0.1%
Conferences, conventions and meetings		$148,399	$148,399	-	-	0.1%
Other (as described)	DUES, MEMBERSHIPS, & SUB.	$135,729	$125,682	$10,047	-	0.1%
Grants outside the US		$116,483	$116,483	-	-	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$68,062	-	$68,062	-	0.1%
Fees: legal		$51,357	$57,145	-$5,788	-	0.0%
Insurance		$46,948	-	$46,948	-	0.0%
Other (as described)	TAXES & LICENSES	$9,058	$90	$8,968	-	0.0%
Total		$111,088,483				100%

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2010 · Form 990 · $103,759,952 spent · pay $55,587,070 · grants $18,890,515 · events $0

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$44,183,164	$42,189,488	$1,993,676	-	42.6%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$17,011,235	$17,011,235	-	-	16.4%
Office expenses		$14,498,844	$14,345,760	$153,084	-	14.0%
Fees: other services		$9,697,533	$9,657,385	$40,148	-	9.3%
Other employee benefits		$5,311,105	$5,023,614	$287,491	-	5.1%
Pension plan contributions		$2,906,303	$2,777,455	$128,848	-	2.8%
Payroll taxes		$2,768,147	$2,611,224	$156,923	-	2.7%
Travel		$2,076,675	$2,023,079	$53,596	-	2.0%
Grants to US individuals		$1,847,575	$1,847,575	-	-	1.8%
Interest		$854,826	$854,826	-	-	0.8%
Royalties		$632,739	$632,739	-	-	0.6%
Depreciation and depletion		$614,184	$453,958	$160,226	-	0.6%
Information technology		$446,389	$326,084	$120,305	-	0.4%
Pay: officers, directors, trustees, key employees		$418,351	-	$418,351	-	0.4%
Advertising and promotion		$170,867	$164,436	$6,431	-	0.2%
Fees: legal		$113,369	$67,118	$46,251	-	0.1%
Other (as described)	Dues, Memberships, & Sub.	$67,183	$59,974	$7,209	-	0.1%
Fees: accounting		$57,555	-	$57,555	-	0.1%
Insurance		$52,203	-	$52,203	-	0.1%
Grants outside the US		$31,705	$31,705	-	-	0.0%
Total		$103,759,952				100%

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2009 · Form 990 · $106,281,071 spent · pay $51,312,586 · grants $506,487 · events $0

Line	As described	Total	Program	Management	Fundraising	Share
Other salaries and wages		$41,518,732	$40,571,130	$947,602	-	39.1%
Other (as described)	Services	$11,083,453	$11,058,394	$25,059	-	10.4%
Other (as described)	Fees, Dues, Charges	$10,874,391	$10,794,294	$80,097	-	10.2%
Other (as described)	Tranfers to University	$10,668,561	$10,668,561	-	-	10.0%
Other employee benefits		$9,793,854	$9,563,408	$230,446	-	9.2%
Office expenses		$7,268,003	$7,238,573	$29,430	-	6.8%
Other (as described)	Professional Fees	$6,792,319	$6,725,592	$66,727	-	6.4%
All other expenses		$5,412,812	$5,373,589	$39,223	-	5.1%
Travel		$1,696,929	$1,668,832	$28,097	-	1.6%
Grants to US organizations and governments		$506,487	$506,487	-	-	0.5%
Royalties		$355,576	$355,576	-	-	0.3%
Depreciation and depletion		$169,205	$157,836	$11,369	-	0.2%
Fees: other services		$132,033	$132,033	-	-	0.1%
Other (as described)	990T Tax Expense	$8,716	-	$8,716	-	0.0%
Total		$106,281,071				100%

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Federal grants and contracts

Awards from USAspending.gov to a recipient with this organization's name and zip code. Obligations by federal fiscal year (October to September); each award links to its page on usaspending.gov.

Fiscal year	Grants and other assistance	Contracts	Awards
2027	$0	$0	5
2026	$164,045,226	$90,000	294
2025	$119,597,805	$180,000	256
2024	$137,327,614	$109,588	282
2023	$141,814,432	$0	251
2022	$6,220,960	$0	74
2017	-$83,611	$0	2
2016	$56,071,981	$0	126
2015	$54,791,132	$0	128
2014	$60,327,721	$0	140
2013	$56,759,057	$0	137
2012	$61,558,966	-$244,499	158
2011	$65,364,654	$4,800	182
2010	$82,909,094	$24,383	201
2009	$64,589,109	$803,293	174
2008	$25,465,223	$1,462,393	95
2007	$42,937,727	$11,772	116

Largest awards · 200 shown

Year	Agency	Kind	Program	Description	Obligated
2026	National Institute of Standards and Technology	Grant or other assistance	2026 CONGRESSIONALLY IDENTIFIED CONSTRUCTION GRANTS 11.071	PURPOSE: THE CONSTRUCTION OF A BUILDING OF APPROXIMATELY 250,000 SQUARE FEET (SF) OF RESEARCH SPACE AND AN ADDITIONAL 200,000 SF OF CLINICAL SPACE FOR 450,000 S	$35,640,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	TRANS-NIH RESEARCH SUPPORT 93.310	DATA COORDINATING AND OPERATIONS CENTER FOR THE ECHO IDEA STATES PEDIATRIC CLINICAL TRIALS NETWORK - PROJECT SUMMARY MANY CHILDREN, PARTICULARLY THOSE IN RURAL	$8,000,000
2026	Administration for Children and Families	Grant or other assistance	HEAD START 93.600	HEAD START AND EARLY HEAD START	$5,718,769
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE RESEARCH CENTER (KU ADRC) - ABSTRACT: OVERALL THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE RESEARCH CENTER (KU ADRC) P	$4,489,324
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	KANSAS IDEA NETWORK OF BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH EXCELLENCE	$4,045,464
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	NATIONAL CENTER FOR ADVANCING TRANSLATIONAL SCIENCES 93.350	FRONTIERS: THE HEARTLAND INSTITUTE FOR CLINICAL AND TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH	$3,688,094
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	IMPLEMENTING SCALABLE TOOLS IN PRIMARY CARE FOR EARLY ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE DETECTION ACROSS A HEALTH SYSTEM - PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND	$3,254,395
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	NEURO-ENERGETIC AND OXIDATIVE MEASURE OF FOLLOW-UP LONGITUDINAL ASSESSMENT OF MODERATE EXERCISE - PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT AGE-RELATED COGNITIVE DECLINE AND D	$3,253,590
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER CENTERS SUPPORT GRANTS 93.397	CANCER CENTER SUPPORT GRANT	$2,808,777
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	KANSAS SUCCESSFUL AGING AND RESILIENCE COBRE (K-SARC) - MODIFIED PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT SECTION - KANSAS SUCCESSFUL AGING AND RESILIENCE COBRE (K-SARC) OVERAL	$2,630,394
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	KANSAS CENTER FOR METABOLISM AND OBESITY RESEARCH (KC-MORE) - CENTER OVERALL: PROJECT SUMMARY THIS COBRE PROPOSAL SEEKS TO ESTABLISH THE KANSAS CENTER FOR METAB	$2,324,998
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	IMPLEMENTATION SCIENCE AND EQUITY - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT: OVERALL COBRE ON IMPLEMENTATION SCIENCE & EQUITY SHRINKING THE TIME LAG FOR TRANSLATING RESEARCH E	$2,296,265
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	THE KANSAS INSTITUTE FOR PRECISION MEDICINE	$2,263,677
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER CONTROL 93.399	THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS CANCER CENTER'S- MCA RURAL NCORP	$1,845,975
2026	Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration	Grant or other assistance	SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES PROJECTS OF REGIONAL AND NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE 93.243	KANAWARE - KANAWARE IS A COLLABORATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS’ SCHOOL-BASED TELEHEALTH ROCKS PROGRAM, THE KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (SEA), THE K	$1,799,999
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	ALL OF US RESEARCH PROGRAM HEARTLAND CONSORTIUM (AOURP-HC) - ABSTRACT RACIAL AND ETHNIC MINORITIES AND RESIDENTS OF RURAL COMMUNITIES (RURAL RESIDENTS) EXPERIEN	$1,735,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	ISLET ENCAPSULATION TO ELICIT LOCALIZED IMMUNOSUPPRESSION AND IMMUNE MODULATION FOLLOWING TRANSPLANTATION - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT TYPE 1 DIABETES (T1D) IS AN	$1,141,840
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE NEUROSCIENCES AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS 93.853	MOTOR OUTCOMES TO VALIDATE EVALUATIONS IN PEDIATRIC FSHD (MOVE PEDS) - THE PRIMARY GOAL OF THIS PROPOSAL IS TO HASTEN THERAPEUTIC DEVELOPMENT BY VALIDATING OUTC	$1,110,182
2026	Health Resources and Services Administration	Grant or other assistance	PPHF GERIATRIC EDUCATION CENTERS 93.969	GERIATRICS WORKFORCE ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM	$1,026,574
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	TRANS-NIH RESEARCH SUPPORT 93.310	THE IMPACT OF WEIGHT LOSS ON ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE RISK IN ADULTS WITH DOWN SYNDROME - ABSTRACT THE PREVALENCE OF DOWN SYNDROME (DS) OR TRISOMY 21, THE MOST COMMO	$1,023,527
2026	Defense Health Agency	Grant or other assistance	MILITARY MEDICAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 12.420	TARGETING PROGESTERONE RECEPTOR SIGNALING TO RESTORE MHC CLASS I AND ENHANCE IMMUNOTHERAPY IN BREAST CANCER	$1,000,000
2026	Health Resources and Services Administration	Grant or other assistance	RURAL HEALTHCARE SERVICES PROGRAMS 93.912	RURAL MATERNITY AND OBSTETRICS MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES PROGRAM - ADDRESS: 3901 RAINBOW BOULEVARD, KANSAS CITY, KS 66103-2937, WWW.KUMC.EDU FACILITY TYPE: HEALT	$949,390
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	NATIONAL CENTER FOR ADVANCING TRANSLATIONAL SCIENCES 93.350	INSTITUTIONAL CAREER DEVELOPMENT CORE	$919,718
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER CAUSE AND PREVENTION RESEARCH 93.393	RURAL ENGAGEMENT IN TELEMEDTEAM FOR OPTIONS IN OBESITY TREATMENT SOLUTIONS (RE-TOOL) - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT OBESITY INCREASES RISK FOR 13 TYPES OF CANCER AN	$900,212
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER CAUSE AND PREVENTION RESEARCH 93.393	KANSURVIVE 2.0 - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT CANCER SURVIVORS REQUIRE LONG-TERM AND COORDINATED CARE TO ADDRESS THE PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL, AND PSYCHOSOCIAL EFFECTS O	$818,728
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	TRANS-NIH RESEARCH SUPPORT 93.310	UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER (KUMC) NUTRITION OBESITY RESEARCH CENTERS RESEARCH RESOURCE CENTER (NORC-RRC) - OVERALL SECTION THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MED	$806,930
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	MECHANISMS OF LIPOPROTEIN SORTING AND SECRETION IN BORRELIA SPIROCHETES - ABSTRACT BACTERIAL PROTEIN SECRETION IS A FUNDAMENTAL PHYSIOLOGICAL PROCESS THAT GENER	$782,462
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE NEUROSCIENCES AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS 93.853	IMPACT OF POST-STROKE REHABILITATION ON NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL DYNAMICS - SUMMARY/ABSTRACT THE LONG-TERM GOAL OF THIS PROJECT IS TO DEVELOP A NOVEL MECHANISTIC FRAM	$777,580
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	COMTAD: COGNITIVE MONITORING DURING TREATMENT FOR ALZHEIMER DISEASE - PROJECT SUMMARY THERE ARE NOW ANTI-AMYLOID THERAPIES AVAILABLE TO SLOW THE CLINICAL PROGRE	$777,246
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	INTERMITTENT FASTING RELATIVE TO NUTRITION COUNSELING FOR IMPROVING GLYCEMIC CONTROL IN TYPE 2 DIABETES - PROJECT SUMMARY DIABETES COSTS THE U.S. HEALTHCARE SYS	$774,983
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	ETHANOL IN E-LIQUIDS INCREASES THEIR ABUSE LIABILITY AND TOXICITY - ELECTRONIC CIGARETTES (ECS) ARE A RELATIVELY NEW TYPE OF NICOTINE DELIVERY SYSTEM. DESPITE T	$774,735
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	IMPACT OF PHOSPHATURIA ON RENAL OSTEOPONTIN PRODUCTION AND PKD PROGRESSION	$763,968
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	REVEALING LIM DOMAIN TRANSCRIPTIONAL COMPLEXES THAT ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN BETA CELL MASS	$759,987
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS CANCER CENTER PAUL CALABRESI K12 CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARD FOR CLINICAL ONCOLOGY - ABSTRACT WE PROPOSE TO DEVELOP THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS C	$759,940
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	HYPERPOLARIZED 129XE MRI TO IDENTIFY STRUCTURAL DETERMINANTS OF LOW LUNG FUNCTION AND RESPIRATORY SYMPTOMS IN YOUNG ADULTS FROM THE LUNG HEALTH COHORT - PROJECT	$758,199
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	CONTRIBUTION OF MEDULLARY PRE-SYMPATHETIC NEURONS ON THE PROGRESSION OF BREATHING DISORDERS AND AUTONOMIC DYSFUNCTION IN HEART FAILURE WITH PRESERVED EJECTION F	$752,846
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	TESTING THE EFFECTS OF A TEXT MESSAGE CAREGIVER SUPPORT INTERVENTION FOR LATINOS - ABSTRACT FAMILY CAREGIVING FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND RELAT	$750,364
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	CHANGES IN BODY COMPOSITION INCLUDING MUSCLE WITH ANTI-OBESITY MEDICATIONS, BOTH WITH AND WITHOUT EXERCISE - CONTEMPORARY PHARMACOTHERAPIES FOR OBESITY TREATMEN	$748,266
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	OLFACTORY PHENOTYPES AS NON-INVASIVE BIOMARKERS FOR ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE: A MACHINE LEARNING APPROACH - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT THERE ARE CURRENTLY 50 MILLION P	$746,114
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	NURSING RESEARCH 93.361	ADDRESSING FOOD INSECURITY IN TRANSPLANT AND CELLULAR THERAPY PATIENTS WITH HEALTHCARE-COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS - ABSTRACT FOOD INSECURITY (FI), DEFINED AS A LACK	$740,543
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	FAMILY SMOKING PREVENTION AND TOBACCO CONTROL ACT REGULATORY RESEARCH 93.077	THE IMPACT OF MENTHOL FLAVORING ON SWITCHING IN ADULT MENTHOL SMOKERS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT TOBACCO CONTROL POLICIES TARGETING MENTHOL FLAVORING COULD HAVE	$725,967
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN APP AND MITOCHONDRIA - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT WE WILL DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF APP AND APP PROTEOLYTIC PRODUCTS ON MITOPHAGY AND BIOENE	$700,447
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	OPTIMIZATION OF MULTI-LEVEL APPROACHES IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION SETTINGS TO IMPROVE CHILDREN’S PHYSICAL ACTIVITY - PROJECT SUMMARY OPTIMIZATION OF MULTI-LEV	$695,490
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ORAL DISEASES AND DISORDERS RESEARCH 93.121	THE ROLE OF MK2 ON HEAD AND NECK CANCER CELL MIGRATION, INVASION, AND METASTASES - ABSTRACT CANCER METASTASES IS A DEVASTATING PROBLEM FOR ALL CANCER PATIENTS A	$693,365
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DRUG USE AND ADDICTION RESEARCH PROGRAMS 93.279	EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF SYNTHETIC COOLING AGENT CIGARETTES ON SMOKING BEHAVIOR AND ABUSE LIABILITY: IMPLICATIONS FOR A MENTHOL PRODUCT STANDARD - PROJECT SUMMA	$690,741
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	UNRAVELING IDIOPATHIC PULMONARY FIBROSIS ENDOPHENOTYPES; A LUNG-CENTRIC APPROACH TO PROGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC BIOMARKER VALIDATION - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT I	$687,576
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	TRANS-NIH RESEARCH SUPPORT 93.310	MODULATION OF CHEMOKINE SIGNALING TO MITIGATE RADIATION INDUCED INFLAMMATION - PROJECT SUMMARY CURRENTLY, THERE IS A NEED FOR STRATEGIES THAT MITIGATE ACUTE AND	$676,560
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	EFFECTIVENESS OF THE ADDITION OF YOGA TO A BEHAVIORAL WEIGHT LOSS INTERVENTION FOR ADULTS WITH OVERWEIGHT OR OBESITY - OVERWEIGHT AND OBESITY ARE PUBLIC HEALTH	$672,748
2026	Health Resources and Services Administration	Grant or other assistance	HEALTH CAREERS OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM (HCOP) 93.822	HEALTH CAREERS OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM - UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER (KUMC), 3901 RAINBOW BLVD, KANSAS CITY, KS, 66160 PROJECT DIRECTOR: DAVE BURNETT, ASSOC	$670,387
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER TREATMENT RESEARCH 93.395	ACCEPTANCE AND COMMITMENT THERAPY TO IMPROVE PSYCHOLOGICAL RESILIENCE AND PHYSICAL FUNCTION IN ALLOGENEIC HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELL TRANSPLANTATION - ABSTRACT CAN	$667,933
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	DEFINING THE ROLE OF RPLP1 IN ENDOMETRIOSIS AND ADENOMYOSIS PATHOPHYSIOLOGY. - PROJECT SUMMARY ADENOMYOSIS AND ENDOMETRIOSIS ARE COMMON DISEASES IN WOMEN OF RE	$662,769
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	GUIDED EPISODIC FUTURE THINKING TO INCREASE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ADHERENCE AND PROMOTE HEALTHY BRAIN AGING AMONG MID-LIFE ADULTS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT NOVEL I	$655,139
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	TALK WITH ME BABY: LEVERAGING WELL-CHILD CARE TO ENHANCE THE EARLY HOME LANGUAGE ENVIRONMENT - PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT THE QUALITY OF EARLY LANGUAGE INTERACT	$652,250
2026	Health Resources and Services Administration	Grant or other assistance	ADVANCED NURSING EDUCATION WORKFORCE GRANT PROGRAM 93.247	ADVANCED NURSING EDUCATION WORKFORCE	$644,967
2026	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Grant or other assistance	CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION INVESTIGATIONS AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE 93.283	REACH FOR EQUITY IN SOUTHWEST KANSAS	$643,855
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER CAUSE AND PREVENTION RESEARCH 93.393	IMPROVING SMOKING ABSTINENCE OUTCOMES IN THE AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY THROUGH EXTENDED TREATMENT - PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT AFRICAN AMERICANS ARE DISPROPORT	$643,692
2026	Health Resources and Services Administration	Grant or other assistance	AUTISM COLLABORATION, ACCOUNTABILITY, RESEARCH, EDUCATION, AND SUPPORT 93.877	KANSAS UNIVERSITY AFFILIATED PROGRAM	$638,296
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	COOKING SKILLS TO IMPROVE LONG-TERM WEIGHT LOSS IN YOUNG ADULTS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES - ABSTRACT YOUNG ADULTS WITH ID (AGE 18-26 YRS.) ESPECIALLY THOSE	$635,665
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	THE NATIONAL DIABETES PREVENTION PROGRAM IN RURAL COMMUNITIES - PROJECT SUMMARY DIABETES DISPROPORTIONATELY IMPACTS THE 60 MILLION INDIVIDUALS LIVING IN RURAL A	$634,588
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	MODELING LONGITUDINAL READING COMPREHENSION IN ADOLESCENCE: PROTECTIVE AND RISK FACTORS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT TODAY'S HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO	$634,480
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	MINORITY HEALTH AND HEALTH DISPARITIES RESEARCH 93.307	4TH GENERATION E-CIGARETTES IN AFRICAN AMERICAN SMOKERS: REDUCING HARM AND QUITTING COMBUSTIBLE CIGARETTES IN DUAL USERS - PROJECT SUMMARY E-CIGARETTES (EC) ARE	$628,397
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	ROLE OF CLAUDIN-2 IN CALCIUM HOMEOSTASIS AND KIDNEY STONE DISEASE	$626,009
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER CAUSE AND PREVENTION RESEARCH 93.393	PB-ICRC: MULTI-SITE PRACTICE-BASED IMPLEMENTATION OF A COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING INTERVENTION - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT ALTHOUGH “IMPLEMENTATION INTENTIONS”-	$623,843
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	NURSING RESEARCH 93.361	IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NEW PEDIATRIC OBESITY CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINE IN RURAL FAMILIES AND CLINICS: A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT OB	$622,319
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	PATHWAYS AFFECTING TROPHOBLAST DEVELOPMENT - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT TROPHOBLAST CELL DERIVATIVES OF THE EARLY EMBRYO CONTRIBUTE TO RESTRUCTURING THE UTERINE E	$621,015
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	DEVELOPMENT OF NOVEL APPROACHES FOR GENE EDITING THERAPIES OF CYSTIC FIBROSIS - SUMMARY CHRONIC LUNG INFECTION IS THE PRIMARY CAUSE OF DEATH IN PATIENTS WITH C	$605,879
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ORAL DISEASES AND DISORDERS RESEARCH 93.121	ROLE OF SPECC1L CYTOSKELETAL PROTEIN IN PALATE ELEVATION DYNAMICS - PROJECT SUMMARY OROFACIAL CLEFTS INVOLVING THE LIP AND PALATE ARE THE MOST COMMON CONGENITAL	$604,187
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALCOHOL RESEARCH PROGRAMS 93.273	MECHANISMS OF LIVER INJURY BY HEPATITIS C AND ALCOHOL	$602,586
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE NEUROSCIENCES AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS 93.853	THE IMPACT OF GENDER AFFIRMING HORMONE THERAPY ON PAIN IN GENDER MINORITY ADULTS - PROJECT SUMMARY IN MOST CHRONIC PAIN SYNDROMES THERE IS A 1.5-2 TIMES HIGHER	$599,569
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	EXOGENOUS FATTY ACID UTILIZATION BY STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS - PROJECT SUMMARY FATTY ACIDS ARE AN INDISPENSABLE PART OF LIFE SINCE THEY ARE AN ESSENTIAL COMPONENT	$597,710
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALCOHOL RESEARCH PROGRAMS 93.273	THE ROLE OF ACUTE PHASE RESPONSE SIGNALING IN ALCOHOL-ASSOCIATED LIVER DISEASE RESOLUTION - PROJECT SUMMARY ALCOHOL-ASSOCIATED LIVER DISEASE (ALD) IS A MAJOR C	$596,476
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	KANSAS PKD RESEARCH AND TRANSLATION CORE CENTER	$585,540
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE NEUROSCIENCES AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS 93.853	EXAMINING BRAIN AREAS TO IDENTIFY GENERALIZABLE NEURAL FEATURES TO IMPROVE BRAIN-COMPUTER INTERFACE PRECISION AND RELIABILITY - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT: EVERYD	$580,517
2026	Health Resources and Services Administration	Grant or other assistance	MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH EDUCATION AND TRAINING GRANTS 93.732	BEHAVIORAL HEALTH WORKFORCE EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAM - THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE-WICHITA (KUSM-W) IS AN ACCREDITED INSTITUTION OF HIGHER	$579,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	PREVENTING VASCULAR CALCIFICATION IN KIDNEY DISEASE - PROJECT SUMMARY: TITLE: PREVENTING VASCULAR CALCIFICATION IN KIDNEY DISEASE. CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE (CKD)	$576,256
2026	Health Resources and Services Administration	Grant or other assistance	ADVANCED NURSING EDUCATION WORKFORCE GRANT PROGRAM 93.247	ADVANCED NURSING EDUCATION- NURSE PRACTITIONER RESIDENCY FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM	$576,160
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER TREATMENT RESEARCH 93.395	DESIGN OF A NOVEL NANOCARRIER TECHNOLOGY TO DRUG-LOAD CAR T CELLS - PROJECT SUMMARY: CURRENT TREATMENT FOR GLIOBLASTOMA MULTIFORME (GBM), THE MOST COMMON MALIGN	$574,360
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	TROPHOBLAST DIFFERENTIATION	$563,586
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	GATA FACTOR FUNCTION IN TROPHOBLAST	$558,411
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	THE ROLE OF ADAMTS13 IN PATHOGENESIS OF PREECLAMPSIA - PROJECT SUMMARY THROMBOTIC THROMBOCYTOPENIC PURPURA (TTP) IS A RARE BUT POTENTIALLY FATAL BLOOD DISORDER,	$556,103
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	MITOCHONDRIA-NUCLEAR COMMUNICATION VIA LACTYLATION IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE - PROJECT SUMMARY IN RESPONSE TO RFA-AG-25-026, “INVESTIGATING MITOCHONDRIAL-NUCLEAR C	$555,501
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	ANTIBODY SUBTYPES AND ADAMTS13 MULTIMERS IN IMMUNE THROMBOTIC THROMBOCYTOPENIC PURPURA - PROJECT SUMMARY IMMUNE THROMBOTIC THROMBOCYTOPENIC PURPURA (ITTP) IS A	$553,243
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	OPTIMIZING ELD607 FOR DELIVERY BY INHALATION - PROJECT SUMMARY CYSTIC FIBROSIS (CF) IS A GENETIC DISEASE CAUSED BY MUTATIONS IN THE CYSTIC FIBROSIS TRANSMEMBRAN	$542,500
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER TREATMENT RESEARCH 93.395	IMPACT OF CLDN1 INHIBITION ON CHEMORESISTANCE AND METASTASIS OF COLON CANCER - CRC IS THE THIRD LEADING CAUSE OF TUMOR-RELATED DEATHS ATTRIBUTED TO VITAL ORGAN	$538,197
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	A MULTILEVEL, PATIENT-CENTERED INTERVENTION TO PREVENT HYPERTENSION IN PREGNANCY - MODIFIED PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT SECTION HYPERTENSIVE DISORDERS OF PREGNANC	$535,183
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALCOHOL RESEARCH PROGRAMS 93.273	ROLES OF PEROXISOMAL DYSFUNCTION IN ALCOHOL-RELATED LIVER DISEASE - PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT ALCOHOL-RELATED LIVER DISEASE (ALD) HAS BEEN AMONG THE LEADING CA	$532,090
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	DECIPHERING THE ROLE OF METTL3 IN MAMMALIAN PLACENTA DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE ACROSS PREGNANCY - ABSTRACT PLACENTAL DYSFUNCTION LEADS TO PREGNANCY-ASSOCIATED	$525,270
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	REST-MED12 PATHWAYS IN THE REGULATION OF ESTROGEN - PROGESTERONE SENSITIVITY IN UTERINE LEIOMYOMA - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT UTERINE FIBROIDS (LEIOMYOMAS) ARE	$524,565
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	TRANS-NIH RESEARCH SUPPORT 93.310	SEX SPECIFIC DIFFERENCES IN INTESTINAL RADIOSENSITIVITY - PROJECT SUMMARY ROLE OF SEX AS A CONFOUNDER IN RADIATION RESEARCH AND ITS IMPLICATION IN RADIOLOGICAL	$518,704
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALCOHOL RESEARCH PROGRAMS 93.273	THE ROLE OF H3K4 DEMETHYLASES IN ALCOHOL-ASSOCIATED LIVER DISEASE DEVELOPMENT AND RESOLUTION - PROJECT SUMMARY ALCOHOL-ASSOCIATED LIVER DISEASE (ALD) IS A MAJO	$512,960
2026	Health Resources and Services Administration	Grant or other assistance	PRIMARY CARE TRAINING AND ENHANCEMENT 93.884	PRIMARY CARE TRAINING AND ENHANCEMENT - RESIDENCY TRAINING IN MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH	$511,721
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER CAUSE AND PREVENTION RESEARCH 93.393	IMPLEMENTING AND EVALUATING THE CANCER TRACKING SYSTEM (CATSYSTEM): A SYSTEMS LEVEL INTERVENTION TO IMPROVE CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING, TREATMENT REFERRAL AND FO	$511,447
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	PATHOGENESIS OF THROMBOTIC MICROANGIOPATHIES - PROJECT SUMMARY IMMUNE THROMBOTIC THROMBOCYTOPENIC PURPURA (ITTP) IS A RARE BUT POTENTIALLY FATAL BLOOD DISORDER,	$508,688
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	FERTILIZATION-INDUCED MATURATION OF CORTICAL ER CLUSTERS IN OOCYTES; IMPACT OF MATERNAL AGE - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT CORTICAL ER STRUCTURE IS A KEY ASPECT OF	$500,323
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER CAUSE AND PREVENTION RESEARCH 93.393	RIBONUCLEOTIDE PROCESSING IN TELOMERE MAINTENANCE AND INTEGRITY - ABSTRACT CHROMOSOMAL ENDS HARBOR REPETITIVE DNA SEQUENCES, TERMED TELOMERES, THAT ARE RECOGNIZ	$477,252
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	ELUCIDATING THE MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF CONFORMATIONAL SWITCHING DURING PROTEIN INSERTION INTO MEMBRANES - CONFORMATIONAL SWITCHING ASSOCIATED WITH THE CONVERSI	$476,330
2026	Health Resources and Services Administration	Grant or other assistance	TELEHEALTH TRAINING AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT 93.482	TECHNOLOGY-ENABLED LEARNING COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM - GUIDED BY OUR FAMILY-COMMUNITY-SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP FOR ALMOST A DECADE, THE TELEHEALTH ROCKS (THR) PROGRAM HA	$475,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	PATHOGENIC RECIPROCAL INTERPLAY BETWEEN CYST EPITHELIUM AND MYOFIBROBLASTS IN POLYCYSTIC KIDNEY DISEASE - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT POLYCYSTIC	$474,542
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	DISSECTING THE FUNCTIONAL SIGNIFICANCE OF PHENOTYPIC HETEROGENEITY DURING CLOSTRIDIOIDES DIFFICILE PATHOGENICITY - PROJECT SUMMARY CLOSTRIDIOIDES DIFFICILE IS T	$465,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	STRUCTURAL AND MECHANISTIC STUDIES OF DNA REPAIR	$465,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	FEASIBILITY OF IMPROVING GLYCEMIA TO PREVENT ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE - PROJECT SUMMARY THE IMPAIRED GLYCEMIC CONTROL ASSOCIATED WITH PRE-DIABETES INCREASES RISK FOR	$464,662
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	TROPHOBLAST-GUIDED UTERINE TRANSFORMATION IN THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PREGNANCY - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT TROPHOBLAST CELL DERIVATIVES OF THE EMBRYO CONTRIBUTE TO	$447,606
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ARTHRITIS, MUSCULOSKELETAL AND SKIN DISEASES RESEARCH 93.846	THERAPEUTIC ROLE OF NFAT1 TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR IN OSTEOARTHRITIS - PROJECT TITLE: THERAPEUTIC ROLE OF NFAT1 TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR IN OSTEOARTHRITIS PROJECT SUMMA	$442,193
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	NATIONAL CENTER FOR ADVANCING TRANSLATIONAL SCIENCES 93.350	NRSA TRAINING CORE	$441,507
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	TRANS-NIH RESEARCH SUPPORT 93.310	PUZZLEWALK 2.0: ADVANCING MOBILE HEALTH TO PROMOTE BRAIN TRAINING AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FOR BUILDING COGNITIVE RESERVE IN ADULTS WITH DOWN SYNDROME - PROJECT SU	$439,467
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	IDENTIFYING HOST-INTERACTING PROTEINS OF SNEATHIA VAGINALIS - PROJECT SUMMARY AND ABSTRACT SNEATHIA VAGINALIS IS A MEMBER OF THE HUMAN NORMAL FLORA OF THE VAGIN	$431,591
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	PATHWAYS TO CANCER CAREERS: EMPOWERING STUDENTS, TEACHERS AND COMMUNITIES - PROJECT SUMMARY THE MISSION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS CANCER CENTER (KUCC) IS TO T	$431,577
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER CAUSE AND PREVENTION RESEARCH 93.393	EVALUATION OF THE IMPLEMENTATION AND EFFECTIVENESS OF THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OPERATIVE STANDARDS PROGRAM - PROJECT SUMMARY FOR MOST SOLID TUMORS, HIG	$429,892
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	HEPATIC LYMPHATICS AND THE IMMUNE RESPONSE IN ACUTE LIVER FAILURE - PROJECT SUMMARY THOUGH THE LIVER PRODUCES MOST OF THE LYMPH IN THE BODY, THE ROLE OF HEPATIC	$426,250
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	DEFINING THE ROLE OF HISTONE LYSINE LACTYLATION IN MEIOSIS - PROJECT SUMMARY MALE GERM CELLS PRODUCE MILLIONS OF GENETICALLY DIVERSE HAPLOIDS THROUGH MEIOSIS. D	$426,250
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	HEAT THERAPY TO ENHANCE RESILIENCE AND REDUCE NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN AGED MICE - PROJECT SUMMARY RESILIENCE IS THE CAPACITY TO RECOVER FROM STRESS-INDUCED CHALLENG	$426,250
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	TARGETING AIRWAY BK CHANNELS FOR FIRST IN CLASS, MUTATION AGNOSTIC TREATMENT OF MUCUS PLUGGING IN CYSTIC FIBROSIS - SUMMARY / ABSTRACT MUCUS PLUGGING SIGNIFICAN	$426,250
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 93.113	NUCLEAR RECEPTOR REV-ERBΑ AS A NOVEL MODULATOR OF CADMIUM-INDUCED CHRONIC AIRWAY DISEASE - NUCLEAR RECEPTOR REV-ERBΑ AS A NOVEL MODULATOR OF CADMIUM-INDUCED CHR	$426,250
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	NURSING RESEARCH 93.361	AGING-RELATED HEALTH AND AGING ACCELERATION IN OLDER WOMEN WITH CRIMINAL LEGAL SYSTEM INVOLVEMENT (AGELIS) - PROJECT SUMMARY THERE ARE OVER 177,000 WOMEN DETAIN	$424,897
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE NEUROSCIENCES AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS 93.853	THE CONTRIBUTION OF PREMOTOR CORTEX TO RECOVERY AFTER STROKE. - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT THE GOAL OF THIS PROJECT IS TO DETERMINE HOW IPSILESIONAL PREMOTOR CORT	$423,254
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ORAL DISEASES AND DISORDERS RESEARCH 93.121	ROLE OF TRANSLATIONAL FIDELITY IN CELLULAR PHYSIOLOGY OF ORAL STREPTOCOCCI - ABSTRACT RIBOSOMES ARE COMPOSED OF RIBONUCLEOPROTEINS AND ARE ESSENTIAL FOR PROTEIN	$418,055
2026	Health Resources and Services Administration	Grant or other assistance	PRIMARY CARE TRAINING AND ENHANCEMENT 93.884	PRIMARY CARE TRAINING AND ENHANCEMENT - LANGUAGE AND DISABILITY ACCESS - THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO PREPARE FAMILY PHYSICIANS TO PROVIDE QUALITY PRIMARY	$403,129
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER TREATMENT RESEARCH 93.395	PRE-CLINICAL EVALUATION OF A HIGHLY SELECTIVE SMARCA2 DEGRADER IN THERAPY-RESISTANT TRIPLE-NEGATIVE BREAST CANCER - PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT PATIENTS WHO ACHI	$398,544
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER TREATMENT RESEARCH 93.395	DUAL TARGETING OF PIM AND JAK FOR ATL THERAPY - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT HUMAN T-CELL LEUKEMIA VIRUS TYPE I (HTLV-I) INFECTS OVER 25 MILLION PEOPLE WORLDWIDE AN	$398,544
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER TREATMENT RESEARCH 93.395	ROLE OF T-CELL-INTRINSIC NRF2 AND ITS TARGETABILITY IN MUSCLE-INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER - SUMMARY MUSCLE-INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER (MIBC) IS AN AGGRESSIVE SUBTYPE O	$398,544
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER CAUSE AND PREVENTION RESEARCH 93.393	TESTING THE EFFECTS OF TIRZEPATIDE ON COLORECTAL CANCER INCIDENCE AND OUTCOMES IN A MOUSE MODEL - OBESITY AND METABOLIC DYSFUNCTION INCREASE THE RISK FOR DEVELO	$398,544
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE NEUROSCIENCES AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS 93.853	TLR-MEDIATED SMALL FIBER NEUROPATHY - PROJECT SUMMARY PERIPHERAL SMALL FIBER NEUROPATHY IS A SIGNIFICANT HEALTH PROBLEM; SYMPTOMS INCLUDE ABNORMAL SENSATION, H	$389,893
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	TRANS-NIH RESEARCH SUPPORT 93.310	SPECTRE: THE SUNFLOWER PEDIATRIC CLINICAL TRIALS RESEARCH EXTENSION	$389,504
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE NEUROSCIENCES AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS 93.853	STUDIES OF SLC41A1, A MG2+-TRANSPORTING PROTEIN LINKED TO PARKINSON'S DISEASE - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT MAGNESIUM HAS BEEN LARGELY OVERLOOKED IN NEUROBIOLOGY	$387,500
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	DECODING THE ASSEMBLY AND FUNCTION OF PARALOGUE SPECIFIC SIN3A AND SIN3B HUMAN CHROMATIN REMODELING COMPLEXES AND NETWORKS - ABSTRACT PARALOG SWITCHING IN CHROM	$387,500
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	PROTEASOME HOMEOSTASIS AND SUBSTRATE PRIORITIZATION - PROJECT SUMMARY DURING OPTIMAL GROWTH, CELLS HAVE SUFFICIENT PROTEASOME CAPACITY TO DEGRADE PROTEINS THAT	$387,500
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALCOHOL RESEARCH PROGRAMS 93.273	MECHANISMS OF MITOCHONDRIAL DYNAMICS, QUALITY CONTROL AND MTDNA-MEDIATED INFLAMMATION IN ALCOHOL-ASSOCIATED LIVER DISEASE - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT DESPITE REC	$386,542
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	POST-TRANSLATIONAL REGULATION OF HEPATIC UPTAKE TRANSPORTERS IN HEALTH AND DISEASE - PROJECT SUMMARY GIVEN THE GROWING PREVALENCE OF METABOLIC SYNDROME, OBESITY	$376,021
2026	Health Resources and Services Administration	Grant or other assistance	PRIMARY CARE TRAINING AND ENHANCEMENT 93.884	PRIMARY CARE TRAINING AND ENHANCEMENT -- RESIDENCY TRAINING IN STREET MEDICINE - THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO INCREASE THE NUMBER OF FAMILY MEDICINE PHYSIC	$373,059
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN THE NEUROSCIENCES AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS 93.853	BIOLOGY OF GDNF IN DIABETIC NEUROPATHY	$369,124
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	CARGO, BIOGENESIS AND FUNCTIONS OF EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES RELEASED DURING HSV-1 INFECTION - FOLLOWING PRODUCTIVE, LYTIC INFECTION IN MUCOSAL EPITHELIAL CELLS LO	$368,562
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	MECHANISMS REGULATING LIPOPROTEIN SECRETION AND LIPID METABOLISM - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT DISRUPTION OF LIPID METABOLISM HAS BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH METABOLIC SY	$368,337
2026	Health Resources and Services Administration	Grant or other assistance	TELEHEALTH DIRECT CLINICAL SERVICES 93.468	INTEGRATING BEHAVIORAL HEALTH INTO PRIMARY CARE THROUGH TELEHEALTH EVIDENCE-BASED TELEHEALTH NETWORK	$350,000
2026	Health Resources and Services Administration	Grant or other assistance	TELEHEALTH DIRECT CLINICAL SERVICES 93.468	INTEGRATING BEHAVIORAL HEALTH INTO PRIMARY CARE THROUGH TELEHEALTH EVIDENCE-BASED TELEHEALTH NETWORK	$350,000
2026	National Science Foundation	Grant or other assistance	BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 47.074	BIOPHYSICAL PROTEIN LADDERS STANDARDS FOR BENCHMARKING HIGH-THROUGHPUT STUDIES -PROTEINS ARE SPECIALIZED AND EFFICIENT NANOMACHINES THAT ARE ESSENTIAL TO LIFE A	$349,436
2026	Health Resources and Services Administration	Grant or other assistance	ADVANCED NURSING EDUCATION WORKFORCE GRANT PROGRAM 93.247	MATERNITY CARE NURSING WORKFORCE EXPANSION (MATCARE) TRAINING PROGRAM	$349,431
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALCOHOL RESEARCH PROGRAMS 93.273	MECHANISMS REGULATING AUTOPHAGY IN ALCOHOL-INDUCED LIVER INJURY	$348,750
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALCOHOL RESEARCH PROGRAMS 93.273	MACROPHAGE SUBSETS IN RESOLUTION OF ALCOHOL-ASSOCIATED LIVER DISEASE - PROJECT SUMMARY ALCOHOL ASSOCIATED LIVER DISEASE (ALD) IS A MAJOR HEALTH PROBLEM THAT CON	$348,662
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING 93.859	KANSAS MEDICAL SCIENTIST TRAINING PROGRAM	$338,686
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	NOVEL APPROACH TO TARGET NA,K-ATPASE TO SLOW RENAL CYSTOGENESIS - MODIFIED PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT SECTION ONE OF THE MOST COMMON GENETIC CAUSES OF KIDNEY DYS	$334,627
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	DEVELOPING A WALKING EXERCISE PROGRAM FOR NON-AMBULATORY STROKE SURVIVORS - PROJECT SUMMARY STROKE IS A LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH AND PERMANENT DISABILITY. CARDIOV	$333,250
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER CAUSE AND PREVENTION RESEARCH 93.393	HIGH THROUGHPUT SCREENING OF NATURAL COMPOUNDS FOR BREAST CANCER PREVENTION - ABSTRACT WE AND OTHERS HAVE DEMONSTRATED THE ROLE OF BCL9, A KNOWN Β-CATENIN COFAC	$325,454
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	PREVENTION OF WEIGHT GAIN AND IMPAIRED GLUCOSE METABOLISM POST KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION: A PILOT AND FEASIBILITY STUDY - PROJECT SUMMARY FOR PATIENTS WITH END-ST	$310,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALCOHOL RESEARCH PROGRAMS 93.273	MECHANISMS THAT REGULATE HEPATOCYTE FATE DURING RECOVERY FROM ALCOHOL ASSOCIATED HEPATITIS - SUMMARY ALCOHOL-ASSOCIATED LIVER DISEASE (ALD) IS A LEADING CAUSE O	$301,070
2026	Health Resources and Services Administration	Grant or other assistance	TELEHEALTH DIRECT CLINICAL SERVICES 93.468	TELEHEALTH NETWORK GRANT PROGRAM - OVERVIEW AND NEED. RURAL CHILDREN ACROSS SOUTHEAST KANSAS FACE RISING DIET-RELATED CHRONIC DISEASE WITH LITTLE ACCESS TO LOCA	$300,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	MOTOR-COGNITIVE TRAINING FOR OLDER ADULTS AT RISK OF DEMENTIA - REVISED MOTORIC COGNITIVE RISK (MCR) SYNDROME IS A PRODROMAL STAGE OF DEMENTIA, AFFECTING 5 – 1	$287,744
2026	Health Resources and Services Administration	Grant or other assistance	POISON CENTER SUPPORT AND ENHANCEMENT GRANT 93.253	POISON CONTROL STABILIZATION AND ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM	$276,517
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	MINORITY HEALTH AND HEALTH DISPARITIES RESEARCH 93.307	THE EFFECT OF MEDICAID EXPANSION ON MORTALITY DISPARITIES AND POVERTY - MEDICAID EXPANSION UNDER THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT, WHEREIN STATES HAVE THE OPTION TO EXPA	$263,935
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	MUCIN BIOSYNTHESIS AND TRANSPORT MECHANISMS IN RESPIRATORY HEALTH AND DISEASE - PROJECT SUMMARY EACH DAY, RESPIRATORY SURFACES ARE EXPOSED TO BILLIONS OF PARTIC	$249,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 93.113	INVESTIGATING THE CELLULAR IMPACT OF 8-OXO-GUANINE ON DNA REPLICATION AND GENOME STABILITY - PROJECT SUMMARY (SEE INSTRUCTIONS): EXCESS REACTIVE OXYGEN SPECIES,	$249,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 93.113	DYNAMICS OF OXIDATIVE DNA DEMETHYLATION FROM DUPLEX DNA TO CHROMATIN - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT METHYLATION OF CYTOSINE BASES IN DNA TO 5-METHYLCYTOSINE (5-MC)	$249,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	A HOME-BASED INTERVENTION TO IMPROVE ADHERENCE TO THE 24-HOUR MOVEMENT GUIDELINES IN YOUNG CHILDREN - PROJECT SUMMARY FEW YOUNG CHILDREN MEET THE RECENTLY ADOP	$212,420
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	A HEALTHY WEIGHT INTERVENTION FOR FAMILY STRESS DURING THE EARLY PHASES OF ALL TREATMENT: NOURISH-ALL - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT EXCESSIVE WEIGHT GAIN LEADING T	$207,008
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	MECHANISMS OF CELL-SURFACE GLYCORNAS IN RSV INFECTION OF THE AIRWAY - RROJECT SUMARRY GLYCORNAS ARE A NEWLY DISCOVERED CLASS OF HYBRID BIOMOLECULES EXPRESSED ON	$193,750
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER RESEARCH MANPOWER 93.398	IMPLEMENTING PATHWAYS TO IDENTIFY AND ADDRESS EMPLOYMENT CONCERNS AMONG PEOPLE WITH CANCER ACROSS DIVERSE CLINICAL SETTINGS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT CANCER DI	$192,240
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DRUG USE AND ADDICTION RESEARCH PROGRAMS 93.279	USING CONTINGENCY MANAGEMENT TO PROMOTE ADHERENCE TO SMOKING CESSATION TREATMENT AMONG HOSPITALIZED SMOKERS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT EACH YEAR, NEARLY 4 MILLI	$189,529
2026	Health Resources and Services Administration	Grant or other assistance	GRADUATE PSYCHOLOGY EDUCATION 93.191	GRADUATE PSYCHOLOGY EDUCATION PROGRAMS	$188,169
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	MULTIDISCIPLINARY VIRTUAL CARE FOR YOUNG ADULTS WITH TYPE 1 DIABETES LIVING IN RURAL AREAS - PROJECT ABSTRACT CANDIDATE: DR. DANIEL TILDEN MD, MPH IS AN ENDOCRI	$187,951
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DRUG USE AND ADDICTION RESEARCH PROGRAMS 93.279	CANNABIS USE, CONSEQUENCES, AND SUBJECTIVE EVALUATIONS: RELATIONS USING QUALITATIVE REPORTS AND AMBULATORY ASSESSMENT - PROJECT SUMMARY THIS K08 RESEARCH AND TR	$180,992
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	KANSAS UNIVERSITY TRAINING PROGRAM IN NEUROLOGICAL AND REHABILITATION SCIENCES	$177,837
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DRUG USE AND ADDICTION RESEARCH PROGRAMS 93.279	PUBLIC POLICY & HEALTH FOR SUBSTANCE EXPOSED INFANT-MOTHER DYADS - PRENATAL SUBSTANCE EXPOSURE IS A SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEM AFFECTING 10% OF INFANTS (	$175,359
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	TARGETING INFLAMMATION TO IMPROVE RESCUE OF CFTR BY MODULATOR THERAPY - PROJECT SUMMARY CYSTIC FIBROSIS (CF) IS A GENETIC DISEASE CAUSED BY MUTATIONS IN THE GE	$171,995
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	INTEGRATING BEHAVIORAL PAIN MANAGEMENT TO IMPROVE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN FAMILY-BASED BEHAVIORAL TREATMENT FOR PEDIATRIC OBESITY - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT CHRONI	$171,069
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	EXAMINING MECHANISMS OF CHALLENGING EATING BEHAVIORS IN CHILDREN WITH AUTISM USING A BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL APPROACH. - PROJECT SUMMARY UP TO 83% OF CHILDREN WITH AUTI	$165,240
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	EXPLORING THE MECHANISMS OF ACTION OF ANTI-ADAMTS 13 ANTIBODIES IN IMMUNE THROMBOTIC THROMBOCYTOPENIC PURPURA - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT IMMUNE THROMBOTIC THROM	$165,240
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	CONTRIBUTION OF URINARY PHOSPHATE TO CKD PROGRESSION - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE (CKD) AFFECTS APPROXIMATELY 15% OF THE U.S. POPULATION AN	$165,240
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER TREATMENT RESEARCH 93.395	INCREASING ACCESS AND PARTICIPATION TO EARLY PHASE CLINICAL TRIALS TO THE UNDERREPRESENTED POPULATIONS - PROJECT SUMMARY ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE INCLUDING CLINIC	$159,574
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	TRANS-NIH RESEARCH SUPPORT 93.310	PHOSPHOGLYCERATE MUTASE 5 A MITOCHONDRIAL SERIN/THREONINE PHOSPHATASE A NOVEL TARGET TO MITIGATE GI-ARS. - PROJECT SUMMARY CURRENTLY, THERE IS A NEED FOR STRATE	$155,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER TREATMENT RESEARCH 93.395	IMPROVING THE PROCESSES AROUND APPROVAL, ACCRUAL AND TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH IN CANCER PREVENTION TRIALS - ABSTRACT THE CENTRAL GOAL OF THIS R50 CLINICIAN SCIENT	$144,141
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER TREATMENT RESEARCH 93.395	ENHANCING ACCESS IN BREAST CANCER PREVENTION CLINICAL TRIALS - THE NEED FOR IMPROVING ACCESS IN CANCER CLINICAL TRIALS IS WELL-RECOGNIZED AND A SCIENTIFIC PRIOR	$135,951
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CANCER TREATMENT RESEARCH 93.395	EXPANDING ACCESS AND ENROLLMENT TO PRECISION MEDICINE TRIALS IN ACUTE MYELOID LEUKEMIA - ABSTRACT OUTCOMES FOR ACUTE MYELOID LEUKEMIA (AML) REMAIN POOR, WITH 30	$135,949
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	ASSESSING THE ROLE OF GASTROINTESTINAL MECHANOSENSATION IN THE REGULATION OF FEEDING BEHAVIOR AND GLUCOSE HOMEOSTASIS - PROJECT SUMMARY OBESITY HAS RISEN DRASTI	$132,180
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	TRANS-NIH RESEARCH SUPPORT 93.310	ASSESSMENT OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FOR ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE RESEARCH IN DOWN SYNDROME - PROJECT SUMMARY OR ABSTRACT: ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE (AD) IS THE LEADING CAUSE O	$125,202
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	A NOVEL APPROACH TO ALZHEIMER'S: TARGETINGCHOLESTEROL METABOLISM IN THE LIVER AND BRAIN - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT THIS K99/R00 PATHWAY TO INDEPENDENCE AWARD SU	$123,894
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	TRANSLATING OBESITY, METABOLIC DYSFUNCTION AND COMORBID DISEASE STATES - PROJECT SUMMARY OBESITY RATES CONTINUE TO RISE IN ADOLESCENTS, ADULTS, AND AGING POPUL	$98,821
2026	Office of the Assistant Secretary for Financial Resources	Contract	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT NANOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY) 541715	EPC VII METHODS AND DISSEMINATION	$90,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALCOHOL RESEARCH PROGRAMS 93.273	THE EFFECT OF ALCOHOL AND HIGH FAT DIET ON KUPFFER CELL FUNCTION - PROJECT SUMMARY ALCOHOL- AND OBESITY-RELATED LIVER DISEASE ARE THE LEADING CAUSE FOR LIVER TR	$86,848
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	ADVANCING IMPLEMENTATION OF RELATIONAL HEALTH INTERVENTIONS IN PEDIATRIC PRIMARY CARE - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT RELATIONAL HEALTH, THE QUALITY OF INTERACTIONS	$84,555
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	BODY COMPOSITION, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN DOWN SYNDROME - PEOPLE WITH DOWN SYNDROME (DS) HAVE APPROXIMATELY A 90% LIFETIME RISK FOR DEVELOP	$79,480
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	INVASIVE TROPHOBLAST CELL DIFFERENTIATION - PROJECT SUMMARY IN THE EARLY STAGES OF HUMAN PREGNANCY, CELLS FROM THE DEVELOPING PLACENTA, TERMED EXTRAVILLOUS TROP	$79,348
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH TRAINING PROGRAM IN ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE AND RELATED DISORDERS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT THIS IS A T32 TRAINING GRANT FROM THE UNIVE	$76,506
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	MECHANISMS OF CYST PROGRESSION DRIVEN BY NA,K-ATPASE IN AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT POLYCYSTIC KIDNEY DISEASE (ADPKD). - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT POLY	$58,114
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	DIABETES, DIGESTIVE, AND KIDNEY DISEASES EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.847	THE RNF20 EPIGENETIC MODIFIER IS REQUIRED FOR PANCREATIC ORGANOGENESIS AND NEONATAL ISLET FUNCTION - PROJECT SUMMARY PANCREATIC ISLETS ARE ESSENTIAL FOR GLUCAGO	$43,714
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 93.113	MECHANISMS OF AP-SITE IDENTIFICATION AND PROCESSING AT REPLICATION FORKS BY APE1 - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT OXIDATIVE STRESS IS CAUSED BY A VARIETY OF ENVIRONME	$42,599
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	A WINDOW INTO FERTILIZATION: UNCOVERING THE MECHANISMS IN WHICH FENESTRAE OF THE CORTICAL ACTIN LAYER IN OOCYTES ARE FORMED, MAINTAINED, AND HOW SMOOTH ENDOPLAS	$42,020
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	IMPROVING GENOMIC-INFORMED RISK ASSESSMENT FOR DEMENTIA WITH MITOCHONDRIAL POLYGENIC SCORES - SUMMARY/ABSTRACT ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND RELATED DEMENTIAS (ADRD)	$41,884
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALCOHOL RESEARCH PROGRAMS 93.273	LYSOSOME AND INTEGRATED STRESS RESPONSE IN AGING AND ALCOHOL-ASSOCIATED LIVER DISEASE - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT ALCOHOL-ASSOCIATED LIVER DISEASE (ALD) IS A MAJ	$41,600
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	SIGNALING AT THE UTERINE PLACENTAL INTERFACE - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT DURING PREGNANCY, MATERNAL AND EXTRAEMBRYONIC CELLS INTERACT AT THE UTERINE-PLACENTAL IN	$39,383
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	BIOENERGETIC CONTRIBUTIONS TO TAU PHOSPHORYLATION IN AGING AND ALZHEIMER DISEASE - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE (AD) IS THE MOST COMMON FORM OF	$39,172
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 93.113	MECHANISMS OF DNA DAMAGE RECOGNITION AND PROCESSING IN CHROMATIN BY DNA POLYMERASE LAMBDA - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT HUMANS ARE REGULARLY EXPOSED TO ENVIRONMENT	$39,010
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	DETERMINING THE ROLE OF S. AUREUS YJBH CLINICAL MUTATIONS IN QUORUM SENSING AND INFECTION - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS IS A GRAM-POSITIVE BA	$38,744
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	INVESTIGATING THE IMPACT OF LOAD-DEPENDENT AND STRUCTURAL ARTERIAL STIFFNESS ON CEREBROVASCULAR BLOOD FLOW IN INDIVIDUALS POST-STROKE - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT	$38,744
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES RESEARCH 93.855	THE ONE RING TO RULE THEM ALL: HOW ICP0’S RING FINGER IN ALLIANCE WITH THE HOST PROTEIN CIN85 REGULATES PROTEIN TRAFFICKING AND COMMUNICATION - ABSTRACT FOLLOW	$38,600
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 93.113	10TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE U.S. DEVELOPMENTAL ORIGINS OF HEALTH AND DISEASE (DOHAD) SOCIETY - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT THE DEVELOPMENTAL ORIGINS OF HEALTH AND D	$25,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 93.113	25TH ANNUAL MIDWEST DNA REPAIR SYMPOSIUM - PROJECT SUMMARY (ABSTRACT) WE ARE REQUESTING PARTIAL FUNDING FOR THE 25TH MIDWEST DNA REPAIR SYMPOSIUM. THIS SYMPOSIU	$15,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH 93.865	GILBERT S. GREENWALD SYMPOSIUM ON REPRODUCTION AND REGENRATIVE MEDICINE	$10,000
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH 93.837	IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF PRENATAL CARE FOR LOW-INCOME, URBAN, BLACK WOMEN	$0
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	ANTIOXIDANT IMAGING MARKER OF INVESTIGATING GAINS IN NEUROCOGNITION IN AN INTERVENTION TRIAL OF EXERCISE (AIM-IGNITE)	$0
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	VALIDATION AND MECHANISTIC INTERROGATION OF METABOLISM TARGETING FOR AD	-$3
2026	National Institutes of Health	Grant or other assistance	AGING RESEARCH 93.866	BRAIN HEALTHY SOUL FOOD DIET INTERVENTION AMONG OLDER AFRICAN AMERICANS - PROJECT SUMMARY AD IS THE 4TH LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH AMONG AFRICAN AMERICANS AND AFRIC	-$12

State business registration

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER RESEARCH INSTITUTE, INC. KS, Employee benefit plan sponsor (Form 5500), Filed for plan year 2020

The same business name in the same state, from the state’s official registry data.

Patents

2 US patents filed in the last 20 years.

University of Kansas Medical Center Research Institute, Inc. 2 patents, 2012-11-27 to 2019-09-24 FUZZY medium confidence: same name (governing-board words and legal endings aside) and state

Patent	Title	Granted	Source
US 10420847	System and method for wound array variables evaluation (WAVE)	2019-09-24	PVGPATDIS, file of 2026-04-10
US 8321211	System and method for multi-channel pitch detection	2012-11-27	PVGPATDIS, file of 2026-04-10

The newest patents of the PatentsView assignees above, matched to this record by name (and state).

In the news

22 news articles name this organization (September 2015 to June 2024); the latest 10:

US HRSA allocates $15m to improve maternal health in rural areas
yahoo.com, June 4, 2024
HHS to invest $15M in rural maternal health
beckershospitalreview.com, June 3, 2024
METAvivor Announces Metastatic Breast Cancer Research Awards
prweb.com, January 30, 2023
Feds Investing $19 Million in Telehealth Resource Centers, Other Programs
mhealthintelligence.com, August 18, 2021
Addressing Critical Questions About COVID-19 | Psychiatric Times
psychiatrictimes.com, May 8, 2020
forextv.com
forextv.com, January 11, 2016
krvn.com
krvn.com, September 27, 2015
hayspost.com
hayspost.com, September 27, 2015
jcpost.com
jcpost.com, September 27, 2015
kake.com
kake.com, September 27, 2015

News article metadata and links: The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/). Matched by: Exact name match: "university of kansas medical center research institute". A shared name is not proof of the same organization; how the matching works. Most in the news.

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Record	Name as filed	Where	Dataset	Matched by
College	University of Kansas	KS	Colleges and universities (IPEDS)	matched by the colleges loader: hospital (EXACT)
Plan sponsor	UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER RESEARCH INSTITUTE, INC.	KS	Form 5500 (employee benefit plans)	EIN (EXACT)
Federal award recipient	UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER RESEARCH INSTITUTE, INC.	KS	Federal spending (USAspending)	name and state
Payment recipient	The University of Kansas Medical Center Research Institute, Inc.	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Payment recipient	THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER RESEARCH INSTITUTE INC	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Payment recipient	THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER RESEARCH INSTITUTE, INC	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Payment recipient	University of Kansas Medical Center Research Institute,	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Payment recipient	UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER RESEARCH INSTITUTE	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Payment recipient	UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER RESEARCH INSTITUTE	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Payment recipient	University of Kansas Medical Center Research Institute Inc.	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Payment recipient	University of Kansas Medical Center Research Institute, Inc	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Payment recipient	University of Kansas Medical Center Research Institute, Inc.	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Payment recipient	University Of Kansas Medical Center Research Institute,Inc	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Payment recipient	UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER RESEARCH INSTITUTE INC	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Payment recipient	UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER RESEARCH INSTITUTE INC.	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Payment recipient	UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER RESEARCH INSTITUTE INC	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Payment recipient	UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER RESEARCH INSTITUTE\| INC.	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Payment recipient	UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER RESEARCH INSTITUTE, INC.	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Payment recipient	University of Kansas Medical Center Research Institute, Inc dba KUMC Research Insti	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Payment recipient	UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER RESEARCH INSTITUTE INC DBA KUMC RESEARCH INSTITUTE	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Payment recipient	University of Kansas Medical Center Research Institute Inc. dba KUMC Research Institute Inc.	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Payment recipient	University of Kansas Medical Center Research Institute, Inc. dba KUMC Research Institute, Inc.	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Payment recipient	University Of Kansas Medical Center Research Institute,Inc DBA Kumc Research Institute,Inc	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Payment recipient	UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER RESEARCH INSTITUTE INC. DBA KUMC RESEARCH INSTITUTE INC	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Payment recipient	UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER RESEARCH INSTITUTE, INCORPORATED DBA KUMC RESEARCH INSTITUTE, IN	KS	Open Payments (drug and device company payments)	name and state
Nonprofit	KU CENTER FOR TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION INC	KS	Nonprofits (IRS Form 990)	same street address and ZIP code, 3901 RAINBOW BLVD MSC 1039 66160 (FUZZY: a shared address, not proof of a shared organization)
Patent assignee	University of Kansas Medical Center Research Institute, Inc.	KS	Patents (USPTO)	name and state

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NTEE code Research Institutes and/or Public Policy Analysis, KS first:

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Form D issuer: Accuhealth Partners, Inc. (Form D private offerings)
IPO registrant: ARATANA THERAPEUTICS, INC. (IPO registrations (S-1, F-1))
Lobbying client: ADVOCATES FOR EMS (Federal lobbying (LDA))

Interests: Research Institutes and/or Public Policy Analysis · science:research_education · Health

The area Census

County outline, the place (blue), the tract (orange) and the ZIP center (dot).

In Census Tract 452, Wyandotte County, Kansas, place (city or town) Kansas City, KS, county Wyandotte County, KS, state Kansas; placed by its ZIP code (county and tract) and city name (place). The tract is the tract holding most of the record's ZIP code (FURP does not geocode street addresses).

DOUG GIROD was paid $1,071,548, 17.2 times the median household income in Kansas City, KS ($62,401), where 16.0% of residents live in poverty.
Revenue of $252,324,428 is $1,626 per resident of Kansas City, KS (population 155,135).
That revenue equals 7.09% of all household income in Kansas City, KS (57,016 households at the median $62,401, about $3,557,855,416).
173 employees is 1.1 per 1,000 residents of Kansas City, KS.

Measure	Census tract Census Tract 452, Wyandotte County, Kansas	Place (city or town) Kansas City, KS	County Wyandotte County, KS	State Kansas
Population B01003	3,580	155,135	167,654	2,947,197
Population, 2020 census P1	4,330	156,607	169,245	2,937,880
Median age B01002	40.2	33.9	34.3	37.4
Under 18 B01001	5.2%	27.6%	27.4%	23.8%
65 and over B01001	11.6%	13.2%	13.3%	17.0%
Households B11001	1,933	57,016	61,562	1,174,060
Foreign born B05002	14.1%	18.8%	17.9%	7.4%
Median household income B19013	$48,583	$62,401	$63,631	$74,275
Median family income B19113	$75,119	$74,728	$76,514	$95,810
Per capita income B19301	$40,458	$29,317	$29,843	$40,978
Poverty rate B17001	16.7%	16.0%	15.8%	11.3%
Unemployment rate B23025	6.1%	5.8%	5.7%	3.9%
Civilian labor force B23025	2,492	77,495	84,027	1,519,375
Mean commute (minutes) B08013	21.4	22.4	22.3	19.7
Bachelor's degree or higher B15003	40.1%	20.8%	21.2%	35.6%
Housing units B25001	2,297	64,000	68,803	1,293,635
Owner-occupied B25003	39.1%	60.9%	62.0%	67.2%
Renters B25003	60.9%	39.1%	38.0%	32.8%
Median home value B25077	$195,700	$167,400	$172,300	$217,200
Median gross rent B25064	$1,376	$1,123	$1,122	$1,060
White, not Hispanic B03002	52.9%	33.7%	36.4%	72.7%
Black B03002	16.1%	19.2%	18.1%	5.2%
Hispanic or Latino B03002	17.8%	35.7%	34.1%	13.6%
Asian B03002	8.2%	5.3%	5.2%	2.9%
American Indian and Alaska Native B03002	0.0%	0.3%	0.3%	0.4%

Economy now FRED unemployment 3.8% in Sep 2026 (3.8% a year earlier); per capita personal income $69,149 in 2025, up 25% in five years (+0.7% after inflation); the state; Source: FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.

Data: IPUMS NHGIS (ACS 2020-2024 and the 2020 census); each figure links to its table for that area at data.census.gov. Records are placed by ZIP code and city name, not street address. More: everything FURP has in Census Tract 452, Wyandotte County, Kansas.

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