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FundersNCNorth Carolina Glaxosmithkline Foundation Inc › 2022

Grants paid by North Carolina Glaxosmithkline Foundation Inc, tax year 2022

EIN 58-1698610 · Durham, NC · Form 990-PF, Part XV

In tax year 2022, North Carolina Glaxosmithkline Foundation Inc (EIN 58-1698610) reported 19 grants paid totaling $5,574,553. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

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Every grant, 2022

Grants reported by North Carolina Glaxosmithkline Foundation Inc for tax year 2022
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2022Unc Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, NCU$1,330,000paidTo support the Equity Fellows program, designed to address issues of disadvantaged students who don't graduate on time with an undergraduate degree and the drop-out issue of these students.202303059349100640
2022East Carolina University Foundation Inc Greenville, NCB$1,315,000paidto support "Growing a Diverse Public Health Workforce for Rural North Carolina through Graduate School Pathways."202303059349100640
2022Nc Central University Durham, NCU$1,230,372approved, futureTo providew summer immersion experience to enhance STEM learning and increase exposure to STEM careers.202403179349101305
2022East Carolina University Foundation Inc Greenville, NCB$1,090,000approved, futureto support "Growing a Diverse Public Health Workforce for Rural North Carolina through Graduate School Pathways."202403179349101305
2022Unc Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, NCU$885,000approved, futureTo support the Equity Fellows program, designed to address issues of disadvantaged students who don't graduate on time with an undergraduate degree and the drop-out issue of these students.202403179349101305
2022Nc Community Colleges Foundation Inc Raleigh, NCU$670,000paidGrant to support rural college nursing education.202403179349101305
2022Nc Community Colleges Foundation Inc Raleigh, NCU$660,000approved, futureGrant to support rural college nursing education.202403179349101305
2022Nc Zoological Society Inc Asheboro, NCU$526,500paidBuilding Capacity for self-directed learning at the NC Zoo.202403179349101305
2022Nc Zoological Society Inc Asheboro, NCU$473,500approved, futureBuilding Capacity for self-directed learning at the NC Zoo.202403179349101305
2022Unc Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, NCU$445,000paidTo support the Equity Fellows program, designed to address issues of disadvantaged students who don't graduate on time with an undergraduate degree and the drop-out issue of these students.202403179349101305
2022Myfuturenc Inc Raleigh, NCB$420,000approved, futuregrant to implement the Education and Labor Market Alignment initiative.202403179349101305
2022Unc Morehead Planetarium and Science Center Chapel Hill, NCU$300,000approved, futureTo support the expansion of the Summer Intensive Experiences in mathematics for K-12 teachers from across the state.202403179349101305
2022Nc Aboretum Society Asheville, NCU$248,650paidGrant to expand the Arboretum's successful youth educational STEM programs202403179349101305
2022East Carolina University Foundation Inc Greenville, NCB$225,000paidto support "Growing a Diverse Public Health Workforce for Rural North Carolina through Graduate School Pathways."202403179349101305
2022Nc Aboretum Society Asheville, NCU$159,665approved, futureGrant to expand the Arboretum's successful youth educational STEM programs202403179349101305
2022Unc Morehead Planetarium and Science Center Chapel Hill, NCU$150,000paidGrant to support a Science Festival expansion project, "Featuring Underrepresented Talent in Urban and Rural Engagement with Science" (FUTURES), to highlight two-year STEM degrees obtained at North Carolina community colleges.202403179349101305
2022Myfuturenc Inc Raleigh, NCB$140,000paidgrant to implement the Education and Labor Market Alignment initiative.202403179349101305
2022Western Carolina University Cullowhee, NCC$109,800approved, futureTo support the expansion of the Summer Intensive Experiences in mathematics for K-12 teachers from across the state.202403179349101305
2022Unc Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, NCU$104,000paidGrant to provide funding to create Pathways to STEM Success program.202403179349101305
2022Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation Winston Salem, NCC$100,000paidTo enhance Kids in Parks: The Science of Nature initiatives by promoting existing public trails with trailhead kiosks.202403179349101305
2022Nc Independent Colleges Foundation Inc Raleigh, NCU$67,617paidTo provide funding to support the launch of a new Faculty-Student STEM mentoring program.202403179349101305
2022Nc Independent Colleges Foundation Inc Raleigh, NCU$64,617approved, futureTo provide funding to support the launch of a new Faculty-Student STEM mentoring program.202403179349101305
2022Mcrel Denver, COU$41,943paidFunding to continue providing assistance in the implementation and evaluation of the Ribbon of Hope Program, from April 2022 to March 2023.202403179349101305
2022Mcrel Denver, COU$41,943paidFunding to continue providing assistance in the implementation and evaluation of the Ribbon of Hope Program, from April 2022 to March 2023.202303059349100640
2022North Carolina Public Health Association Raleigh, NCC$40,000paidFunding for Child Health Awards202303059349100640
2022North Carolina Public Health Association Raleigh, NCC$40,000paidFunding for Child Health Awards202403179349101305
2022Western Carolina University Cullowhee, NCB$38,900paidTo support the expansion of the Summer Intensive Experiences in mathematics for K-12 teachers from across the state.202403179349101305
2022The Center for Inquiry Based Learning Inc Durham, NCB$25,000paidTo provide funding to establish the Increasing Science, Teaching, and Learning (INSTAL) project by providing science material kits to two Martin County middle schools.202303059349100640
2022The Center for Inquiry Based Learning Inc Durham, NCB$25,000paidTo provide funding to establish the Increasing Science, Teaching, and Learning (INSTAL) project by providing science material kits to two Martin County middle schools.202403179349101305

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