Research Grants - Saving tiny Hearts Society
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Research Grants - Saving tiny Hearts Society supports investigators' early-stage research on congenital heart defects and related pediatric heart diseases to reveal causes and improve children's lives.
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Funder: Saving tiny Hearts Society
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (Full application)
Funding Amounts: Up to US $100,000 in direct costs for one year
Summary: Supports early-stage, investigator-initiated research on congenital heart defects and related pediatric heart diseases.
Key Information: Independent research faculty worldwide may apply, but funding must be used at an institution with IRS-recognized nonprofit status.
Description
Saving tiny Hearts Society (StHS) funds early-stage research on congenital heart defects and related pediatric heart diseases. Since 2006, the Society has raised seed money for underfunded, lifesaving grassroots research, supporting unique hypotheses that build preliminary evidence for future scientific advances. Its investigator-initiated, peer-reviewed approach gives researchers freedom to pursue questions they believe are ready to address with available knowledge and techniques.
Projects may involve basic science, translational research, or clinical research. Proposals examining the impact of COVID-19 on congenital heart defects and related pediatric heart diseases are also welcome. The program seeks discoveries that reveal hidden causes and identify cures to prolong, improve, and save children's lives. Priority goes to well-designed, hypothesis-driven research that will benefit children and adults living with congenital heart disease.
