[Kyowa Kirin](https://www.kkna.kyowakirin.com/partners/how-we-support-our-partners)

June 15, 2026

$5,000–$100,000 per project; typically for 1-year initiatives

Supports independent research, education, and patient advocacy initiatives in rare hematologic cancers, bone and mineral diseases, and advanced therapeutic modalities.

--- ## Description Kyowa Kirin offers grants to support independent research, medical education, and patient advocacy programs that align with their focus on rare hematologic cancers, bone and mineral diseases, and advanced therapies such as antibodies and gene therapies. The program aims to foster new scientific data, improve medical education, empower patients, and influence public health policy. Funding is available for a range of activities, including independent medical education, fellowships, data collection, disease registries, investigator-sponsored research, and patient awareness or outreach initiatives. The grants are awarded through an arms-length agreement to ensure independence and integrity. --- ## Due Dates - June 15, 2026: Full application deadline / proposals due (CME Grant RFP for CTCL under Grants to Advance Research and Patient Support) --- ## Funding Amount - Projects may request between $5,000 and $100,000. - Support payments may be divided according to project milestones. - Funding is typically for 1-year initiatives, with the possibility of multi-year support depending on project scope. --- ## Eligibility - Eligible applicants include: - Hospitals - Community health centers - Medical universities - Professional associations - Managed care organizations - Accredited medical education companies - Health center clinics with more than ten practicing healthcare practitioners - Charitable 501(c)(3) organizations - Patient advocacy and support groups - Academic medical centers and universities - Medical associations and societies - Individual healthcare professionals, groups of HCPs, or physician practices are not eligible. - Projects must align with Kyowa Kirin’s therapeutic focus areas and objectives. --- ## Application Process - Proposals should be submitted by email to [grantrequests.na@kyowakirin.com](mailto:grantrequests.na@kyowakirin.com). - Submission requirements include: - Letter of request (on organizational letterhead) - Needs assessment and clear project objectives - Detailed budget and explanation of fund use - IRS Letter of Determination and W-9 (signed within 1 year) - Evidence of accreditation (if applicable) - Project agenda and timeline - Description of organization/team and relevant expertise - Evaluation and outcome measures - Proposals must be submitted at least 90 days prior to the intended project start date. - After review, applicants will be notified by email regarding approval or denial. - A contractual agreement must be signed before funding is released. --- ## Additional Information - Projects should address knowledge gaps in rare hematologic cancers (e.g., CTCL), bone and mineral diseases, or advanced therapies. - For CME grants (e.g., CTCL), educational programs should address diagnostic and treatment challenges, clinical heterogeneity, and referral pathways. - Grant recipients are required to submit an outcomes report within 90 days of project completion, verifying use of funds and summarizing project impact. - Kyowa Kirin may support projects alongside other funders; sole support is not required. --- ## External Links - [Kyowa Kirin – How We Support Our Partners](https://www.kkna.kyowakirin.com/partners/how-we-support-our-partners) - [CTCL CME Grant RFP (PDF)](https://www.kkna.kyowakirin.com/uploads/CTCL_CME_RFP_FINAL.pdf) --- ## Contact Information | Purpose | Contact | |-------------------|--------------------------------------------| | Grant submissions & questions | [grantrequests.na@kyowakirin.com](mailto:grantrequests.na@kyowakirin.com) | | General info | [Kyowa Kirin Contact Page](https://www.kkna.kyowakirin.com/contact-us) | | Mailing Address | Kyowa Kirin, Inc., 510 Carnegie Center, Suite 600, Princeton, NJ 08540 | | Phone | 609-919-1100 |

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