Grants received by year
Every foundation grant, by year
Each line as the funder listed it on its return, newest year first, then largest.
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Richard Lounsbery Foundation IncWashington, DC
2025
Launching biobus's mobile science labs in new england
$200,000 -
Amazin' Mets Foundation IncFlushing, NY
2025
Education support
$50,000 -
Francena T Harrison Foundation TrustNew York, NY
2025
General support
$20,000 -
Bustillo Family Charitable Fund IncGarden City, NY
2025
General purpose
$4,843 -
Manton FoundationNew York, NY
2024
For the boston/ny mobile lab
$749,528 -
Glenn W Bailey Charitable TrustWest Palm Beach, FL
2024
Biobus harlem steam pathway
$250,000 -
Pinkerton FoundationNew York, NY
2024
Career readiness
$100,000 -
RTW FoundationNew York, NY
2024
General Support
$35,000 -
Francena T Harrison Foundation TrustNew York, NY
2024
General support
$20,000 -
Richard Lounsbery Foundation IncWashington, DC
2024
Updating of mobile science lab for k-12 students
$15,000 -
Simeon and Jean H Locke Charitable FoundationBoynton Beach, FL
2024
Fulfill charitable purpose
$15,000 -
The Charles A Dana Foundation IncorporatedNew York, NY
2024
Neuroscience & society
$5,000 -
Bustillo Family Charitable Fund IncGarden City, NY
2024
General purpose
$4,355 -
The Ford FoundationNew York, NY
2024
Matching gift
$750 -
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation IncOwings Mills, MD
2023
To support the buildout of a new mobile lab, which will help to bring science lab programs to 30,000 students annually.
$500,000 -
Alfred P Sloan FoundationNew York, NY
2023
To provide renewed support to sustainably grow biobus, a mobile science lab for extracurricular STEM activities at k-12 schools and public science events in new york city
$300,000 -
The Simons Foundation IncNew York, NY
2023
Building biobus for the future
$250,000 -
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation IncOwings Mills, MD
2023
To support the annual operating budget of a non-profit that provides hands-on science education, STEM mentoring, and authentic research experiences to low-income k-12 and college students in new york city, preparing them for a lifetime of STEM.
$150,000 -
Glenn W Bailey Charitable TrustWest Palm Beach, FL
2023
Biobus harlem steam pathway
$150,000 -
Pinkerton FoundationNew York, NY
2023
Career Readiness
$100,000 -
RTW FoundationNew York, NY
2023
General Support
$50,000 -
The Simons Foundation IncNew York, NY
2023
Biobus goes to houlton, maine gift
$23,042 -
Francena T Harrison Foundation TrustNew York, NY
2023
General support
$20,000 -
May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation IncNew York, NY
2023
General support
$15,000 -
The Charles A Dana Foundation IncorporatedNew York, NY
2023
Neuroscience & society
$7,300 -
Bustillo Family Charitable Fund IncGarden City, NY
2023
General purpose
$4,058 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2023
General support
$16 -
Alfred P Sloan FoundationNew York, NY
2022
To provide renewed support to sustainably grow biobus, a mobile science lab for extracurricular STEM activities at k-12 schools and public science events in new york city
$300,000 -
Manton FoundationNew York, NY
2022
To launch biobus new england
$287,208 -
The Simons Foundation IncNew York, NY
2022
Driving science education - challenge
$250,000 -
Richard Lounsbery Foundation IncWashington, DC
2022
Bridging a gap in biobus funding and planning for the future
$200,000 -
The Simons Foundation IncNew York, NY
2022
Biobus in a box gift
$100,860 -
Pinkerton FoundationNew York, NY
2022
Career Readiness
$85,000 -
Anne and Paul Marcus Family FoundationBoston, MA
2022
To further charitable purpose
$51,414 -
Francena T Harrison Foundation TrustNew York, NY
2022
General operating
$20,000 -
Richard Lounsbery Foundation IncWashington, DC
2022
New york city virus hunters young scientists and near-peer mentorship
$12,000 -
Gordon E and Betty I Moore FoundationPalo Alto, CA
2022
In support of an internship program for high school and college students to conduct original scientific research, learn science communication skills, and mentor younger students.
$10,000 -
The Allstate FoundationNorthbrook, IL
2022
June Day of Service
$5,000 -
The Charles A Dana Foundation IncorporatedNew York, NY
2022
Neuroscience
$4,000 -
Bustillo Family Charitable Fund IncGarden City, NY
2022
General purpose
$3,042 -
Conrad N Hilton FoundationWestlake Village, CA
2022
For general operating support
$2,500 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2022
General support
$18 -
Alfred P Sloan FoundationNew York, NY
2021
To provide renewed support to expand activities while creating the physical, fundraising, and evaluation infrastructure to ensure sustainable growth
$250,000 -
The Simons Foundation IncNew York, NY
2021
Driving science education - challenge
$250,000 -
Cornelia T Bailey Charitable TrustWest Palm Beach, FL
2021
Biobus harlem science pathway
$200,000 -
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation IncOwings Mills, MD
2021
To support the annual operating budget of a non-profit that provides hands-on science education, STEM mentoring, and authentic research experiences to low-income k-12 and college students in new york city, preparing them for a lifetime of STEM.
$100,000 -
Pinkerton FoundationNew York, NY
2021
Career Readiness
$75,000 -
Lubin Family FoundationNew York, NY
2021
General use
$25,000 -
Cornelia T Bailey Charitable TrustWest Palm Beach, FL
2021
Urban tales: merging science and art in harlem for harlem-area students
$25,000 -
Francena T Harrison Foundation TrustNew York, NY
2021
General operating
$20,000 -
David & Minnie Berk Foundation IncNew York, NY
2021
General support
$10,000 -
Bustillo Family Charitable Fund IncGarden City, NY
2021
General purpose
$2,500 -
Avon Products Foundation IncSuffern, NY
2021
STEM
$500 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2021
General support
$36 -
Alfred P Sloan FoundationNew York, NY
2020
To provide renewed support to expand activities while creating the physical, fundraising, and evaluation infrastructure to ensure sustainable growth
$250,000 -
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation IncOwings Mills, MD
2020
To support the general operations of this organization, which provides hands-on science education, STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) mentoring, and authentic research experiences for k-12 students
$100,000 -
Richard Lounsbery Foundation IncWashington, DC
2020
Biobus virtual laboratory programs for underserved students
$80,000 -
Pinkerton FoundationNew York, NY
2020
Career Readiness
$75,000 -
William T Grant Foundation IncNew York, NY
2020
Biobus for spanish speakers
$25,000 -
Pinkerton FoundationNew York, NY
2020
Staff Discretionary
$6,000 -
The Charles A Dana Foundation IncorporatedNew York, NY
2020
Support
$4,000 -
Bustillo Family Charitable Fund IncGarden City, NY
2020
General purpose
$2,500 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2020
General support
$25 -
Alfred P Sloan FoundationNew York, NY
2019
To provide renewed support to expand activities while creating the physical, fundraising, and evaluation infrastructure to ensure sustainable growth
$300,000 -
Honda USA FoundationTorrance, CA
2019
The moment students board the biobus, it becomes an awe-inspiring, hands-on discovery zone for minority, female and low-income k-12 and college students from under-resourced communities across new york city. Parked in front of schools, the mobile research lab is equipped with research-grade microscopes and PHD scientists who engage entire classes of students and their teachers in inquiry-based, standards-aligned hands-on sessions. Lessons are offered during school, after school and during school breaks and typically run 45-50 minutes in length, focusing on biology, microscopy, ecology and neuroscience. Students seeking additional hands-on science experiences may visit the biobus community labs (state-of-the-art learning spaces) located in underserved communities.
$75,000 -
Cornelia T Bailey Charitable TrustWest Palm Beach, FL
2019
General support
$25,000 -
Lubin Family FoundationNew York, NY
2019
General use
$5,000 -
Bustillo Family Charitable Fund IncGarden City, NY
2019
General purpose
$1,391 -
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation IncCharlotte, NC
2019
Program/operating support
$128 -
The Thompson Family Foundation IncNew York, NY
2018
To aid the donee organization in carrying out its exempt functions.
$100,000 -
Honda USA FoundationTorrance, CA
2018
Targeting minority, female and low-income k-12 and college students, biobus is a mobile research lab that brings top-notch science education to under-resourced and high-poverty communities across new york city. Parked in front of schools, entire classes of kindergarten through twelfth grade students and their teachers climb on board the mobile lab, equipped with research-grade microscopes and PHD scientists who engage them in inquiry-based, hands-on sessions. Lessons are offered during school, after school and during school breaks and typically run 45-50 minutes in length, focusing on biology, microscopy, ecology and neuroscience. Students seeking additional hands-on science experiences may visit the biobus community labs (state-of-the-art learning spaces) located in underserved communities.
$75,000 -
Bustillo Family Charitable Fund IncGarden City, NY
2018
General purpose
$1,000 -
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation IncCharlotte, NC
2018
Program/operating support
$500
Funders of similar organizations nearby
Foundations that gave to other health organizations in New York, NY and are not among Biobus Inc’s funders above.
- JPMorgan Chase Foundation 304 grants Preselected only $3,060,408 to similar organizations
- The Pfizer Foundation Inc 205 grants Preselected only $587,419 to similar organizations
- American Express Foundation 537 grants Accepts applications $246,887 to similar organizations
- Verizon Foundation 205 grants Preselected only $41,182 to similar organizations
- Mutual of America Foundation 89 grants Accepts applications $45,773 to similar organizations
- Chubb Charitable Foundation 332 grants Accepts applications $87,898 to similar organizations
- AbbVie Foundation 104 grants Preselected only $324,638 to similar organizations
- Mother Cabrini Health Foundation Inc 113 grants Accepts applications $38,904,837 to similar organizations
About this match
Funders write a recipient’s name and address, not its EIN. We matched these grants to EIN 26-2092282 by name and ZIP code, or by name, city and State against the IRS list of exempt organizations and our list of filers. Grants we could not tie to one organization are not counted here.