The Campbell Foundation HIV/AIDS Research Grants
The Campbell Foundation supports innovative HIV/AIDS research projects with the potential to benefit the HIV community within 5–7 years, selected through a rigorous peer-reviewed process.
Funder: The Campbell Foundation (HIV/AIDS Research)
Due Dates: July 1, 2026 (LOI, July cycle) | October 1, 2026 (LOI, October cycle)
Funding Amounts: Most awards are $60,000–$100,000 for one year; co-funding or partial funding for larger projects possible.
Summary: Supports innovative HIV/AIDS research projects with high relevance to the HIV community, selected through a rigorous peer-reviewed process.
Description
The Campbell Foundation provides grants to support innovative and novel HIV/AIDS research projects that show clear potential to benefit the broader HIV community within five to seven years of project completion. The Foundation’s grant selection process is modeled after NIH standards, involving a lay-language letter of intent (LOI), detailed peer review, and board assessment. Feedback is provided at every stage. Grantees are required to submit quarterly progress and expenditure reports, and research outcomes are closely monitored to ensure impact.
