Out-of-Cycle Grants Program supports investigators’ large, typically clinical Alpha-1 research outside the regular grant cycle to improve lives affected by Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency and seek a cure.
2026–2027 In-Cycle Grants Award Program supports researchers and physician-scientists through AAT deficiency research, training, and scientific exchange to improve care and advance a cure.
Clinical Pilot supports researchers, including promising new investigators, in human-subject studies testing new hypotheses or methods for AAT deficiency, toward better health and ultimately a cure.
Postdoctoral Research Fellowship - Alpha-1 Foundation supports postdoctoral fellows conducting mentored research on alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency to improve treatment and care and advance toward a cure.
Pilot and Feasibility from the Alpha-1 Foundation supports researchers testing new hypotheses or methods relevant to alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency to improve health and work toward a cure.
Scientific Meeting Sponsorship supports organizers of scientific meetings, workshops, and conferences on AAT deficiency, backing events aligned with improving affected people’s lives and finding a cure.