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Grants and Donations

Making a Difference

We aim to make a remarkable impact on the lives of patients. With a focus on our core therapeutic areas of research, AbbVie’s corporate giving objective is to ensure our investments go further to help patients - directly.  

We support initiatives that are:

  • Sustainable and innovative,
  • Equitable and beneficial, and
  • Pertinent and impactful.

Why Grants and Donations Matter

Through our corporate giving we: 

Improve delivery of care for patients

We support initiatives that will directly strengthen our healthcare system leading to timely and high-quality delivery of care for patients.

Advance patient health equity

We support initiatives that directly promote health equity in underserved communities that impact social and economic disparities in access.

Improve patient outcomes and access to care

We support impactful healthcare initiatives that will directly improve patient outcomes, experience and access to care.


Under AbbVie’s Grants and Donations program, we will not control, influence or participate in the design or conduct of the activity nor acquire a tangible benefit from the funding.
  

Grants


Unsolicited funding requested by a non-profit, qualified organization or entity, for an activity or a project   that will advances scientific or medical knowledge and/or enhances patient care.

Donations


Charitable, philanthropic, humanitarian’s activities that supports healthcare, environments and communities in which AbbVie operates.

Journal Club and Rounds


Medical, educational, and scientific activities HCPs to HCPs, that exchange information on related scientific and clinical issues. AbbVie is not in any way involved in the content creation nor the full editorial. The content is owned and organized by an Institution, medical and scientific non-profit entity. These activities must take place in an appropriate setting such as hospitals, clinics, or academic centers. These activities take place in a variety of formats including lectures, debates, panel discussions or simulations in order to achieve particular learning objectives and that are non promotional.