Kura Oncology’s independent Medical Education (ME) Grants Program provides support funding to organizations that provide healthcare provider education and advance patient care objectives aligned with Kura Oncology’s core therapeutic areas of interest. Funding is available to support the following therapeutic areas:
Organizations eligible to receive funding include medical and professional associations, patient organizations, hospitals and health systems, government organizations, medical education companies, and both CME-accredited programs and non-CME-accredited programs. Funding may not be provided directly to healthcare professionals or their practices.
Requests should be submitted at least 45 days prior to the scheduled program/activity or to any applicable submission deadline (e.g., for satellite symposia at national conferences) to which the request is subject. Requests submitted less than 45 days prior to the scheduled program/activity or applicable submission deadline will be reviewed at Kura Oncology’s discretion. Requests submitted less than 30 days prior to the scheduled program/activity or applicable submission deadline will not be reviewed by Kura Oncology.
Kura Oncology requires funding support to be publicly disclosed.
Please email us with any questions about our grants processes and requirements.
Kura Oncology may provide funding for fellowships or scholarships to support clinical or research professionals in therapeutic areas of interest to Kura Oncology. The recipient should be an academic institution, teaching hospital, medical school, or medical society or association that has a bona fide interest in advancing education and research, and the recipients of all fellowships or scholarships should be selected by such institution, hospital, medical school or medical society with no involvement by Kura. Funding would be given directly to the academic institution, teaching hospital, medical school, or medical society or association and not to an individual candidate or recipient.
Kura Oncology may make donations to charitable organizations for bona fide charitable purposes, including, without limitation, to further education, patient advocacy and improved patient access to care. Eligible donations include those made for the general support of a charitable organization to advance its identified objective(s) or mission(s), as well as a donation made for a specific project managed by such a charitable organization.
Kura may provide donations only to charitable organizations recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as tax exempt pursuant to § 501(c)(3) or § 501(c)(6) of the Internal Revenue Code or equivalent legislation in other countries.
As part of Kura Oncology’s commitment to the patient community and to advancing awareness of the disease areas in which we work, the Company will consider appropriate sponsorship opportunities that align with Kura Oncology areas of interest, as well as sponsorship for fundraising activities for organizations that provide programs and events for the patient and medical communities.