Giving in Latin America the Caribbean
Gilead Sciences funds nonprofit projects in Latin America and the Caribbean that advance healthcare access, especially for HIV and liver diseases, by supporting education, awareness, diagnostics, and local healthcare capacity.
Funder: Gilead Sciences
Due Dates: Rolling (applications accepted year-round; submit at least 6 weeks before project start)
Funding Amounts: No set maximum; applicants request amount needed for project success; funding typically for up to 1 year.
Summary: Supports nonprofit-led projects in Latin America & the Caribbean that improve healthcare access and education, with priority for HIV and liver disease initiatives.
Key Information: Only tax-exempt nonprofits in eligible countries may apply; project funding only, not for general operations or retroactive expenses.
Description
Gilead Sciences’ giving program in Latin America and the Caribbean funds nonprofit projects that advance healthcare access, reduce disparities for disadvantaged groups, support patient and provider education, and strengthen local communities. Priority is given to projects addressing unmet needs in HIV and liver diseases, including increasing awareness, improving diagnostics, facilitating prevention and treatment, and building healthcare infrastructure and expertise. The program aims to foster innovative, high-impact initiatives that align with Gilead’s mission to create a healthier world for all.
