Foundation Venture Capital Group makes private equity investments in health-related start-up companies in New Jersey headed toward commercialization.
Companies can receive up to $500,000 each. Not only does FVCG provide vital pre-seed funding but it also performs all the other
business transactions associated with starting a business so that company founders can concentrate on advancing their research.
Investments must be used to fund only direct program costs.*
For more information view FVCG's current investment portfolio.
The New Jersey Health Foundation Research Grants Program provides funding with grants up to $35,000 each for health-related research and education
programs and projects. Grants must be used to fund only direct program costs.*
Many scientists who have received this early funding for their work in the past have used it to advance their research to stages where
they have become eligible for significant additional funding from national, state and private organizations.
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for more information.
To help meet an unmet funding need to advance research, New Jersey Health Foundation established the New Jersey Health Innovation
Grants Program.
Grants from $10,000 up to a maximum of $50,000 each are available to researchers with promising ideas that may lead to developing intellectual property.
Grants must be used to fund only direct program costs.
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for more information.