CAP Foundation is currently accepting applications for its Global Pathology Development Grant 2026. Interested applicants are encouraged to click here to learn more about this opportunity and apply for it.
About CAP Foundation - Global Pathology Development
The CAP Foundation’s Global Pathology Development Grant was created to improve global health and the science and expansion of pathology and pathology services.
Benefits of CAP Foundation - Global Pathology Development
- The grant provides funding to support organizations and individuals who are working with limited budgets and have active programs promoting pathology services in under-resourced areas across the globe.
- It offers up to $10,000 USD in funding to support impactful, sustainable, and accretive global (international) projects that develop, expand, and sustain the delivery of pathology services through education/training, patient care, laboratory quality, or enhanced technology and laboratory diagnostics.
CAP Foundation - Global Pathology Development Requirements
The following individuals/groups are encouraged to apply:
- Global pathology/health care organizations—preference to 501c3 organizations in the US or charitable non-profit organizations outside the US
- Pathologists actively engaged in providing the science and expansion of pathology and pathology services in under resourced areas across the globe
- CAP Fellows or CAP International Fellows (CAP membership preferred but not required)
Applicants unable to meet any of these components are not eligible to apply for funding. Additionally, currently serving members of the CAP Foundation Board of Directors, Foundation committee members, CAP Board members, or candidates for elected CAP or CAP Foundation office are not eligible to serve as the principal investigator for this grant.
Application Date and Process
The following materials are required to apply:
- Application form
- A project proposal, to include:
- Project title
- Project executive summary (one page)
- Detailed project narrative delineating goals and how they support building, sustaining, and expanding the delivery of pathology services and its impact on patient care (max 3,000 words)
- Detailed budget (exclusions include funding for personal travel and indirect expenses)
- Confirmation that the project may be completed in one to two years
- A letter from the sponsoring institution (eg, identifying where the investigator practices and their governmental or nongovernmental organization) granting permission to pursue the project, if a grant is bestowed
- Curriculum vitae (also include your team members’ CVs; limit to five pages per person, biographical sketch format acceptable)
- Photo (preference for a photo featuring your face or face & shoulders; 1+ megabyte; color; with or without lab coat; neutral background; the photo you submit to be used in web and print media for grant recognition; no selfies please)
Application Deadline
15 July, 2026
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