Who receives grants from the Foundation?

The Foundation makes grants primarily to non-profit institutions in the medical sciences. (Click here to apply for a 2012 grant.)

Grants awarded in 2011

The Weil Foundation Board reviewed grant applications for 2011 and nineteen applications were approved.

See the 2011 recipients.

Northwestern University: Integrative Approaches to Preventive Cardiology

Grants awarded in 2010

The Weil Foundation Board awarded educational grants to 11 non profit institutions.

See the 2010 recipients.

Grants awarded in 2008-2009
Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine, University of Arizona, Tucson
University of Arizona Foundation, Tucson
Carolinas Medical Center
University of Connecticut, School of Medicine
University of Connecticut, AMSA Integrative Med program
Hennepin County Medical Center
Maine-Dartmouth Family Medicine Residency
Maine Medical Center, Family Medicine Residency
University of North Dakota, Center for Family Medicine
University of Texas, Medical Branch
University of Wisconsin, Family Medicine
Society for Integrative Oncology

Institutions receiving grants prior to 2008
Prior to 2008, grants were awarded to some of the institutions described above and to the Consortium of Academic Centers for Integrative Medicine, the Section of Integrative Medicine at the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center; the Rosenthal Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine at Columbia University; Oregon Health and Science University Integrative Family Medicine Residency and the American Botanical Council.

Click here to Apply for a 2012 Grant

The Weil Foundation, a non-profit organization which receives all of Dr. Andrew Weil's after-tax profits from Weil Lifestyle, LLC, has as its goal the advancement of Integrative Medicine.

The Foundation offers a limited number of grants each year to non-profit organizations to help finance efforts to advance Integrative Medicine.

TIMELINES FOR 2012 WEIL FOUNDATION GRANTS

1. Proposals for 2012 must be received by January 31, 2012
2. The Weil Foundation Board will evaluate the proposals at their February, 2012 meeting.
3. Grant applicants will be notified of the Board's decisions in March of 2012.
4. Grants will be funded from July 1, 2012 until June 30, 2013.

Grant proposals must explain how the activity for which Weil Foundation support is sought advances the mission AND the current strategic focus of the Foundation.

Click here for THE GRANT PROPOSAL: Instructions

The following is the mission of the Foundation:
The Weil Foundation supports the advancement of Integrative Medicine by making grants for training, research, education of the public, and policy reform.

The current strategic focus of the Foundation is:
The training and education of physicians and other health care professionals in Integrative Medicine.