Grant Information
The Davis Phinney Foundation funds research projects that address quality of life for people living with Parkinson’s. Current and previous projects have focused on the impact of community cycling classes, deep brain stimulation, speech therapies, telemedicine, technology, and more. As a Foundation committed to helping people with Parkinson’s live well today, we are proud to work with those on the cutting edge of quality of life research.
The deadline for submitting an application for consideration for 2022 funding has closed. The timeline for 2023 will be forthcoming in the new year. You can learn more about our research and opportunities to get involved by signing up for notifications below or by contacting Kayla Ferguson at kferguson@dpf.org.
2022 Timeline
Please note, that the grant timeline has changed. The adjusted dates are reflected below.
How to Submit A Letter of Intent
Each year, we put out a call for Letters of Intent (LOIs) to researchers who are interested in receiving funding for projects that address quality of life in Parkinson’s. Download our 2022 RFA to learn more about this year’s priorities and requirements.
Contact Us
Have questions? Want to learn more about the research we fund? Please contact us.

Kayla Ferguson
Grants Program Manager
kferguson@dpf.org
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