The Whitehall Foundation’s Grants-in-Aid support investigators not yet firmly established, funding scholarly life sciences research to sustain work in areas with limited backing from other funders.
Funder: The Whitehall Foundation
Due Dates: Not specified (Letters of intent)
Funding Amounts: Up to $30,000 for one year
Summary: Supports scholarly life sciences research by investigators who have difficulty competing for funding because they are not yet firmly established.
Key Information: Intended for assistant professor-level researchers; senior scientists may also receive Grants-in-Aid.
The Whitehall Foundation’s Grants-in-Aid program supports scholarly research in the life sciences, particularly work in areas not heavily supported by federal agencies or foundations with specialized missions. It addresses the difficulty researchers can face in competing for research funds before they have become firmly established.
The program sits within Whitehall’s broader interest in supporting young scientists at the beginning of their careers and productive senior scientists who wish to move into new fields of interest. Grants-in-Aid provide one year of support for assistant professor-level researchers and may also be awarded to senior scientists. FamilieSCN2A shares this opportunity as an additional funding resource, separate from its own grant programs.