Cascade Hemophilia Consortium
Annual Giving
$6.3M+11% YoY
Grants
29
Median Grant
$175K
Organizations Funded
17
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Foundation Overview
Mission
Cascade Hemophilia Consortium is dedicated to enhancing the system of care for people with bleeding disorders; Their mission is to offer a different option to families in Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana who are affected by bleeding disorders: to take an active role in their care and reduce the cost of treatment, without sacrificing quality or services; As a not-for-profit organization, revenues above operating expenses are returned to the hemophilia community through their program of grants for the Comprehensive Hemophilia Treatment Centers and Foundations in the Great Lakes Region.
Focus Areas
Grant Types
Funded Initiatives
Grant program for Comprehensive Hemophilia Treatment Centers and Foundations in Great Lakes Region funded through revenues above operating expenses; Supports hemophilia treatment centers including University of Michigan, Michigan State University Center for Bleeding Disorders, University of Cincinnati Hemophilia Treatment Center, and other federally funded HTCs; 340B program participation for discounted medications; Chapter support programs for hemophilia foundations.
How to Apply
Cascade serves patients enrolled at federally funded Hemophilia Treatment Centers (HTCs) in Michigan, Indiana and Ohio. Contact at 2025 Traverwood Drive, Suite A, Ann Arbor, MI 48105, phone 734-996-3300 or 800-996-2575, email info@cascadehc.org. Revenues above operating expenses are distributed as grants for Comprehensive Hemophilia Treatment Centers and Foundations in Great Lakes Region.
Does Not Fund
Services are limited to patients enrolled at federally funded Hemophilia Treatment Centers (HTCs) in Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio. Support is limited to the medical care and research of hemophilia. Geographic restriction: Michigan, Ohio, Indiana only.
Based on publicly available information from the foundation's 990 filings and website.
Giving History
$6.3M
Grants
29
Median
$175K
States
5
$5.6M
Grants
30
Median
$147K
States
5
$4.3M
Grants
29
Median
$107K
States
4
Grant Size Distribution
$175K
Typical Grant (Median)
$2K
Smallest
$53K
25th Pctile
$326K
75th Pctile
$850K
Largest
Excludes grants ≤ $5K. Half fall between $53K and $326K.
Largest Recent Grants
$850K
2024
Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan
MI · Regional Core Center Support Grant
$537K
2024
Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute
MI · Support for medical services for persons with hemophilia and related bleeding disorders
$486K
2024
Ohio State University Hemophilia Center
OH · Support for medical services for persons with hemophilia and related bleeding disorders
$448K
2024
Michigan State University
MI · Support for medical services for persons with hemophilia and related bleeding disorders
$419K
2024
Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan
MI · Support for SpringFest, Camp Bold Eagle, NHF annual meeting, Eagle Expedition, and other Regional Core Services
Geographic Focus
Top states by total grant dollars. Based on IRS filing data.
Financial Overview
Grants paid shown as percentage of total assets
Data sourced from IRS 990 and 990-PF filings and publicly available foundation websites. Grant data, financial figures, and organizational details reflect historical filings and may not represent current operations or funding priorities. Verify directly with the foundation before applying. See an issue? Let us know.