APF: Psychology and Philanthropy
As a grantmaking Foundation, we leverage the power of philanthropy to advance psychological knowledge by investing in innovative research and applications that prioritize people and their wellbeing. Learn more.
Our New Identity
At APF, we are revolutionizing the future of psychology with the support of donors, grantees and valued community members. Together, we are reimagining ways psychology and philanthropy can intersect and change the world for the better.
APF Programs
Upcoming Funding Opportunities
Direct Action Visionary Grants
Deadline: April 30, 2025
National Register Internship Travel Scholarships
Deadline: April 9, 2025
Division 17 Counseling Psychology Grants
Deadline: April 10, 2025
Paul E. Henkin School Psychology Travel Grant
Deadline: April 10, 2025
Walter Katkovsky Research Grants
Deadline: April 17, 2025
SEE-Diversity to Success Workshop
Deadline: April 18, 2025
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Why APF?
Recipient Spotlight
I am deeply honored to receive this grant that will enable me to establish an independent line of research targeted toward addressing the critical needs of Black youth. It is vital funding for early-career researchers who both aim to serve and are part of communities that have been historically marginalized.”
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Tia Tyndal, PhD
2024 Dr. Diana Slaughter Kotzin and Mr. Joseph G. Kotzin Fund Grant
This grant makes it possible for me to investigate the neural foundations of emotion regulation in LGBTQ+ families, work that is often overlooked or deprioritized. It allows me to center inclusivity and diversity in my study population, ensuring that queer individuals from all backgrounds are represented. Most importantly, this support means I can focus on conducting meaningful research that advances both science and advocacy.”
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Jason Schmidt Avendaño
2025 Roy Scrivner Memorial Research Grant
This funding allows me to take the next step in turning research into action, ensuring that psychological science informs policies that support the most vulnerable children and families. It provides an invaluable opportunity to apply my expertise in child development and mental health to real-world challenges, shaping policies that expand access to care and reduce disparities.”
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Steven William Kasparek
2025 Jacquelin Goldman Congressional Fellowship
Receiving the Theodore Millon Grant in Personality Psychology has had an incredible impact on me as a budding researcher. This grant will help me take my research to the next level with the highest standards in psychological assessment.”
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Julia Catlin
2025 Theodore Millon Grant in Personality Psychology
This award will allow me to advance culturally sensitive and spiritually integrated psychotherapy through my research, writing, and most importantly, supervisory work. Thank you for the opportunity and the honor, encouragement, and motivation to continue serving those in need.”
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Fahad Khan, PsyD
2025 Division 29 Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy Early Career Award
Featured Resources
Catch up on the latest Fireside Chats, webinars, blog posts, and more in the APF Resource Center!
Publication Spotlight: Dr. Joel Wong
At APF, our mission is to invest in innovative research and applications that prioritize people and their wellbeing. We believe that every research project we …
APF Research Roundup: LGBTQIA+ Health Edition
National LGBTQIA+ Health Awareness Week highlights the unique health challenges faced by LGBTQIA+ communities, and the critical role of psychological research in addressing these disparities. At APF, we are dedicated to funding research that supports the mental and physical well-being of LGBTQIA+ individuals, while working towards accessible, equitable and affirming care, policies, and interventions.
“The Gift of Opportunity”: Reflections on the APF Franklyn Springfield LGBTQIA+ Congressional Fellowship with Dr. Tiffany Chenneville
In this blog post, Dr. Tiffany Chenneville shares her journey as a Springfield Fellow, reflecting on how the intersection of psychology and policy can create meaningful change.