Grantmaking public charity · EIN 58-1175625
Hemophilia of Georgia Inc
Sandy Springs, GA
Hemophilia of Georgia Inc is a public charity that makes grants based in Sandy Springs, GA. On its Form 990 (Schedule I) for tax year 2024, it reported $11.8M in grants paid across 920 grants, with $121M in total assets. Its largest grants went to Emory University, Augusta University and World Federation of Hemophilia.
How to request funding
Its Form 990 lists the grants it made but not how it chooses recipients. Check Hemophilia of Georgia Inc's website or contact it to ask whether it considers requests.
How it makes and monitors grants (Schedule I, Part IV)
The eligibility for grants is stated in the grant guidance which also includes the funder's criteria for award. the procedure for monitoring use of grant funds applies to the affiliates. periodic site visits take place to assure that subgrantees continue to meet the definition of comprehensive care, that they remain hipaa compliant and that patients are pleased with their care. further, the organization requires data and progress reports from the affiliates annually, which document their progress toward stated regional goals and objectives and also their patient enrollment numbers in the program. the organization employs a regional coordinator whose main responsibility is to oversee these grants and maintain the records.
Grants as reported on its Form 990 for tax year 2024; the application guidance above is general for this type of funder. Requirements change; confirm with the organization before applying.
Mission
Assist people in Georgia affected by bleeding disorders to live normal and productive lives.
As stated on its Form 990.
Largest grants, tax year 2024
Historical data · not a prediction| Recipient | Location | Purpose | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Emory University | Atlanta, GA | Research and for the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $5,058,261 |
| Augusta University | Augusta, GA | Research and for the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $1,565,495 |
| World Federation of Hemophilia | Albany, NY | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $550,000 |
| Central Michigan University | Mt Pleasant, MI | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $330,000 |
| Memorial Health Univ Medical Center | Savannah, GA | Research and for the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $258,170 |
| Hemophilia Foundation of Greater FL | Winter Park, FL | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $220,262 |
| University of NC at Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill, NC | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $84,970 |
| University of Washington | Seattle, WA | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $78,351 |
| University of Miami | Atlanta, GA | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $57,491 |
| Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital | St Petersberg, FL | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $47,738 |
| National Hemophilia Foundation | New York, NY | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $44,600 |
| University of AL at Birmingham | Birmingham, AL | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $40,612 |
| Nemours Children's Clinic - Jacksonville | Jacksonville, FL | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $39,412 |
| Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services (MCHB ONLY) | Montgomery, AL | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $37,300 |
| St Joseph's Children's Hospital | Clearwater, FL | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $36,085 |
| Foundation for Women & Girls with Blood Disorder | Montclair, NJ | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $30,000 |
| Hemophilia of Foundation of Michigan | Ypsilanti, MI | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $30,000 |
| University of South Florida | Orlando, FL | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $29,086 |
| Orlando Health Foundation | Orlando, FL | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $28,179 |
| University of Florida | Gainsville, FL | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $27,565 |
| Kidz Medical Services Inc | Coral Gables, FL | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $23,726 |
| University of Kentucky | Cleveland, OH | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $17,400 |
| University of Louisville | Louisville, KY | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $15,000 |
| Wake Forest University Health Services | WinstonSalem, NC | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $13,840 |
| Vanderbilt University Medical Center | Dallas, TX | For the care and treatment of people with bleeding disorders | $12,928 |
The 25 largest of 920 grants listed on the return. 890 grants to individuals ($3.05M) are counted but not named. Names and purposes as reported to the IRS.
Where its grants went
Quick answers
Does Hemophilia of Georgia Inc accept grant applications?
Its Form 990 lists the grants it made but not how it chooses recipients. Check Hemophilia of Georgia Inc's website or contact it to ask whether it considers requests. Form 990 does not report an application process, so confirm with the organization.
How much does Hemophilia of Georgia Inc give each year?
For tax year 2024, it reported $11,772,693 in grants paid (920 grants). Giving can change from year to year.
What organizations has Hemophilia of Georgia Inc funded?
Its largest grants in tax year 2024 went to Emory University (GA), $5.06M, Augusta University (GA), $1.57M, World Federation of Hemophilia (NY), $550K, Central Michigan University (MI), $330K and Memorial Health Univ Medical Center (GA), $258K.