J. Roland Gilbert, Mary R. Gilbert and Elizabeth A. Gilbert Memorial Fund: Grants for Medical Research

The J. Roland Gilbert, Mary R. Gilbert and Elizabeth A. Gilbert Memorial Fund offers grants to support organizations conducting research in various areas of medicine. Managed by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., this fund aims to advance health-related research initiatives. Applications are accepted year-round, with a submission deadline of March 1 for annual review. The Gilbert Memorial Fund was established to honor the legacy of Mary R. Gilbert, her husband J. Roland Gilbert, and their daughter Elizabeth A. Gilbert. The fund’s primary objective is to support medical research that can lead to significant advancements in health and medicine. By providing financial assistance to qualified organizations, the fund aims to foster innovative research projects that address various medical challenges. The fund awards grants ranging from $10,000 to $40,000. On average, three grants are distributed each year. Recipients are required to submit a progress report within six months of receiving the funds, unless otherwise specified. Eligible applicants must be organizations classified as exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The fund is open to organizations across the United States that are engaged in medical research. The fund supports research in various areas of medicine. Specific priority areas are not detailed, allowing for a broad range of medical research initiatives to be considered. This grant opportunity is crucial for organizations seeking financial support to advance medical research. By providing necessary funding, the Gilbert Memorial Fund enables researchers to explore innovative solutions and contribute to the broader field of healthcare. For detailed application guidelines, visit the official Wells Fargo page. Eligible organizations are encouraged to review the official guidelines and submit their applications by the specified deadline. For any questions or further assistance, contact Wells Fargo’s grant administration support.