Philanthropic Support

As Max Planck Florida Institute looks to the future and to the implementation of its very aggressive strategic plan to develop new technologies and medical applications that will explore the processes associated with some of the most devastating medical maladies impacting society today -- like Alzheimer’s -- it does so knowing that it not only has to be a good steward of the public funds allocated to begin its work, but also with the understanding that it must prepare for the future by seeking philanthropic support.

In essence, in order to successfully explore the possibilities of finding the next extraordinary discovery to better serve humanity, it will require a strong public-private partnership.

The State of Florida and Palm Beach County have already demonstrated their commitment to making this vision possible…allocating some $190 million to be used for the construction of a permanent facility and to help underwrite the organization’s operations through 2018. Moving beyond that will require the philanthropic support of many who not only believe in Max Planck Florida’s mission, but who are also willing to commit their resources to make it happen.