COMMUNITY GRANTS

During the open application period, Harmony Biosciences will accept applications that focus on one or more of the following categories:

• Community Programs: People-centered, community-led programs to improve awareness and treatment in the rare neurological disease communities and help achieve greater equality for rare neurological disease patients experiencing disparities when it comes to receiving appropriate treatment and care
• Education: General public and healthcare provider education and programs that increase awareness and decrease time to diagnosis of rare neurological diseases with an emphasis on addressing health disparities such as race or ethnicity, gender, education, income, or geographic location
• Public Health: Creation of or modifications to public policies that address health disparities
• Other proposals that help achieve greater equality within rare neurological disease communities

Funding Application Information

Application submission should include detailed information on:

• Description and type of organization
• Program title and summary
• Key deliverables and program milestones
• Evaluation plan
• Communication and results plan
• Financial information/detailed budget for project

Harmony Biosciences will request a program update one year after award.

Additional details:

• Applicants must be a 501(c)(3) or similarly credentialed nonprofit organization
• No minimum funding amount; maximum funding request per application: $50,000

Incomplete proposals will not be considered for review.

Harmony Biosciences cannot fund projects that will provide a benefit to Harmony Biosciences other than the “incidental and tenuous” benefit that Harmony Biosciences receives in the form of goodwill, name recognition, and publicity.

We will not consider proposals that include any of the following:

• Programs that reference Harmony Biosciences products or product candidates, or seek to measure the impacts of Harmony Biosciences products
• Organizations that discriminate on the basis of age, race, sex, religion, sexual orientation, or disability
• Funding for events or programs that have aIready occurred
• Political organizations, campaigns, or direct lobbying activities
• Religious organizations or groups whose activities are primarily sectarian in purpose
• Programs or proposals that supplement an organization’s income or offset its expense in a manner that benefits, directly or indirectly, a healthcare provider’s compensation

Harmony reserves the right to withdraw this program prior to selecting and making award decisions.
Harmony reserves the right to use awardee organizations and winning programs in media materials.
Harmony reserves the right to partially fund program requests.
Applications and support materials must be submitted in English.

Yes. Each program application must be submitted separately.

Yes. Collaborative proposals between individuals and/or advocacy/community groups and/or academic institutions and/or medical societies are allowed.

Yes. Local, regional, and national programs will be considered. At this time, the Progress at the Heart funding will be awarded to programs in the U.S. only.

No. There is no guarantee an awarded program will receive funding in the future, even upon the continuation of a proposed program and beyond the proposal description.

No, Progress at the Heart does not fund activities that have already occurred but will consider support for ongoing and existing programs.

Administrative or Indirect Costs must be limited to 20% of Harmony Funding Request.

Funding support cannot be used for costs of travel, lodging, or personal expenses.

Please address all questions regarding your application to progressattheheart@harmonybiosciences.com.