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American Society for Bone and Mineral Re

Washington, District of Columbia  ·  EIN 431123207  ·  Private foundation

American Society for Bone and Mineral Re is a District of Columbia-based grantmaker. Its indexed 990-PF summary (FY2020) reports $647K in annual giving against $10.2M in assets. Bespoke Grants has indexed 34 grants for American Society for Bone and Mineral Re. This public overview includes selected examples, focus areas, and application guidance.

$647K
Indexed giving (FY2020)
$10.2M
Assets (FY2020)
34
Grants tracked
2024
Latest grant in this overview

What American Society for Bone and Mineral Re funds

American Society for Bone and Mineral Re's giving carries a documented focus on higher education.

Higher Education

Selected grant examples

Up to three historical grant examples from public IRS filings are shown below, ordered by amount. This sample is not a complete funding history.

RecipientLocationGrantYear
Regents of the University of California
AWARDS
Santa Cruz, CA$170K2020
University of Minnesota
AWARDS
—$75K2022
University of Alabama
AWARDS
Birmingham, AL$60K2020

How to apply for funding from American Society for Bone and Mineral Re

American Society for Bone and Mineral Re's public IRS filing does not spell out a formal application process. That does not establish that applications are open. Check the foundation's official website or contact it directly for current guidelines before preparing or sending a request.

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Frequently asked questions about American Society for Bone and Mineral Re

Does American Society for Bone and Mineral Re accept grant applications?
American Society for Bone and Mineral Re's public filing does not specify an application process. A filing alone cannot confirm whether applications are currently open. Check the foundation's official website or contact it for current guidelines.
What does American Society for Bone and Mineral Re fund?
American Society for Bone and Mineral Re's grants focus on higher education. Example recipients include Regents of the University of California, University of Minnesota, University of Alabama. Up to three historical grant examples appear above. Full indexed grant histories require All access at $19/month.
How much does American Society for Bone and Mineral Re give in grants?
American Society for Bone and Mineral Re reported $647K in grants in an indexed IRS filing (FY2020). Across all years in our data it has awarded $789K over 34 grants.
Where is American Society for Bone and Mineral Re located?
American Society for Bone and Mineral Re is based in Washington, District of Columbia. Its IRS employer identification number (EIN) is 431123207.
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About this profile. This page is built from American Society for Bone and Mineral Re's public IRS Form 990-PF and 990 filings, indexed by Bespoke Grants. Grant figures reflect filings available to date; Filings describe past activity and arrive with a lag. Financial summaries and grant records can cover different years. Bespoke Grants is not affiliated with American Society for Bone and Mineral Re. Always confirm current giving priorities and application procedures with the foundation directly before applying.