Working together we can better the lives of more people
No one lab can tackle peripheral neuropathy alone. That’s why the Foundation for Peripheral Neuropathy funds research and fosters a collaborative approach that builds relationships. By encouraging researchers to work together, we hope to increase the movement of new treatments into the clinic and help more individuals to have a better future.
Apply for a grant
Interested in applying for funding for research related to Peripheral Neuropathy? Our funding is available year-round and is chosen based on research topic and donor interest.
The Foundation for Peripheral Neuropathy is currently pausing new research grant applications while we develop an updated funding and review process. We appreciate your interest in advancing peripheral neuropathy research and will share information about future funding opportunities as they become available.
Research Grants Applications will be accepted only from those with a Ph.D., M.D., or other equivalent professional degree, employed at a qualifying research institution.
Read More About What We FundThe goals of our research grants program
- Encourage promising new investigators to undertake research on regeneration and recovery, particularly with respect to the peripheral nerves.
- Encourage researchers who are well-established in other areas to transfer their efforts to peripheral neuropathy research.
- Enable researchers with novel ideas to test their ideas and develop pilot data for seeking larger awards from NIH and other funding sources.
Research grants are approved in a two stage process
For more information please review our Grant Guidelines.
Please complete our Letter of Intent (LOI) and submit it for review via email at [email protected].
If your LOI is approved for Stage II, we will notify you via email to complete our detailed online grant application that must be submitted no later than 4-6 weeks prior to the application deadline (TBD).
The IMAGiNe Study
Learn more about this study aimed at gathering information from patients with IgM paraprotein-associated peripheral neuropathy including those with anti-MAG antibodies for future study and research.
Current & Past Grantees
Let’s move science toward better treatments and possibly a cure
By supporting research that contributes to knowledge about PN, The Foundation hopes to improve the lives of more PN patients.
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Help improve the lives of those with PN. Your contribution helps us support research and provide an improved quality of life for those affected.