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How is IAPMD funded?
How is IAPMD funded?

IAPMD is not powered by "big pharma".

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Written by IAPMD
Updated over 3 years ago

We are often asked how IAPMD gets the money needed to provide program services like peer support and education. It costs about $180,000 UDS per year to do the work we do. As a nonprofit, these funds are raised through a variety of resources including monetary donations, foundation grants, program service fees, membership fees, merchandise sales, and in-kind contributions (i.e. donated technology and materials).

Annual Revenue Sources

  • > 1% Corporate Donations

  • 1% Merchandise Sales

  • 3% Membership Fees

  • 7% Program Fees

  • 18% Individual Donations

  • 35% Foundation Grants

  • 35% In-Kind Donations

IAPMD hold strict standards when it comes to accepting contributions from for-profit organizations including medical and pharmaceutical companies. We will not work with companies who make false and/or unsubstantiated claims about products or services, and we will not work with companies who discriminate based upon age, ethnicity, ancestry, gender, national origin, disability, race, size, religion, sexual, orientation, socioeconomic background, or any other status.

We’re committed to the highest level of transparency. IAPMD earned a 2019 Platinum Seal of Transparency, showcasing the progress and results we’re making toward our mission! Check out our updated GuideStar Nonprofit Profile at guidestar.org/profile/47-2480088.

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