Emerald Foundation Inc C/O Solomon Blum Heymann

40 WALL ST 35TH FLR - NEW YORK - NY 10005, New York
Latest Filing: 2022
Total Assets: $28.51M
Total Giving: $1.43M
Grants: 14
Median Grant: $87,500

EMERALD FOUNDATION INC C/O SOLOMON BLUM HEYMANN is a active grantmaker that only funds pre-selected organizations, distributing $1.4M through 14 grants...

2022 Summary

$28.51M

Total Assets

$1.43M

Funding Awarded

14

Grants Given

$87,500

Median Grant

$150,000

Largest Grant

$75,000

Smallest Grant

2022 Recipients

Recipient Award Location Purpose
Weill Cornell Medicine $150,000 New York, NEW YORK To Identify Regulators Of Lineage Reversion That Impact Resistance To Wnt Targeted Therapies In Colorectal Cancer.
Brigham And Women's Hospital Inc $150,000 Boston, MASSACHUSETTS To Uncover And Validate Druggable Targets That Can Be Combined With Mek/Erk Inhibitors To Treat Ras Pathway Driven Malignancies, Especially Melanoma.
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology $150,000 Cambridge, MASSACHUSETTS To Investigate The Role Of Diet And Nutrient Availability In Tumor Growth, Progression, And Response To Treatment.
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology $150,000 Cambridge, MASSACHUSETTS To Engance Nanoparticle Accumulation In Desired Cell Types To Develop More Effective And Safer Targeted Nanotherapies.
Whitehead Institute For Biomedical Research $100,000 Cambridge, MASSACHUSETTS To Investigate The Role Of T Rna Derived Fragments And The Genes They Regulate In Breast Cancer Progression And Metastasis.
Salk Institute For Biological Studies $100,000 La Jolla, CALIFORNIA To Investigate The Potential Of Ca19 9 As A Therapeutic Target For Pancreatic Cancer Treatment And To Discover Pharmacological Approaches To Blocking Ca19 9 Production In Malignant Cells.
University Of Guelph $100,000 New York, NEW YORK To Identify Combinations Of Commercial Bacterial Isolates That Suppress Klebsiella Pneumoniae In The Colon And The Underlying Cooperative Mechanisms Of This Activity.
Fox Chase Cancer Center $75,000 Philadelphia, PENNSYLVANIA To Investigate The Role Of Brg1 Depedent Epigenetic Regulation On Pdac Fibroblast Pro Tumorigenic Functions.
Dana Farber Cancer Institute $75,000 Boston, MASSACHUSETTS To Optimize Usp8 Inhibitors And Test Their Activity In Models Of Neurodegenerative Disease, Non Small Cell Lung Cancer, And Other Applicable Systems.
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center $75,000 New York, NEW YORK To Investigate The Molecular Mechanisms Underlying How Endgogenous Dna Modifying Enzymes Lead To Cancer Genome Evolution.
Nyu School Of Medicine $75,000 New York, NEW YORK To Investigate How Metabolic Rewiring In Distinct Genetic Subtypes Of Lung Cancer Impacts Immune Cell Infiltration And Leads To Immune Evasion.
University Of California San Francisco $75,000 San Francisco, CALIFORNIA To Develop A Small Molecule That Stabilizes Mutant P53 In Cancer And Further Elaborate This Compound With The Ability To Increase Dna Binding Of Bound P53.
Johns Hopkins University $75,000 Baltimore, MARYLAND To Investigate How The Colon Microbiota And Host Genetics Intersect To Alter Responsiveness To Immunotherapy In Colorectal Cancer.
Rockefeller Universtity $75,000 n/a To Investigate The Role Of T Rna Derived Fragments And The Genes They Regulate In Breast Cancer Progression And Metastasis.
$75,000
$625,000
State
Total
  • MA

    Massachusetts

    $625,000
  • NY

    New York

    $400,000
  • CA

    California

    $175,000
  • PA

    Pennsylvania

    $75,000
  • MD

    Maryland

    $75,000

Contacts

Name Phone Title
ANDREW W HEYMANN 2122677600 PRESIDENT
ANDREW HEYMANN Signing Officer

Historical Financials

Year Total Assets Total Giving Grants Median Grant Max Grant Min Grant
2022 $28,512,507 $1,425,000 14 $87,500 $150,000 $75,000
2021 $28,954,043 $1,125,000 10 $112,500 $150,000 $75,000
2020 $30,671,225 $1,350,000 11 $150,000 $150,000 $75,000
2019 $32,748,909 $1,350,000 11 $150,000 $150,000 $75,000
2018 $32,711,401 $1,650,000 14 $125,000 $150,000 $75,000

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Available Funding
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Active Grants
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