By The Numbers: 2023 At a Glance
Post Date: January 24, 2024 | Publish Date:
Sources of External Funding, Totaling $304.7 Million
Federal 80%
Other 12%
Industry 7%
State 1%
Sources of Federal Funding
| National Institutes of Health | $217M |
| Health Resources & Services Admin | $6.2M |
| Ctr for Disease Control and Prevention | $4.4M |
| Department of Defense | $3.9M |
| Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality | $2.9M |
| Food and Drug Administration | $2.6M |
| Department of Health and Human Services | $2M |
| Administration for Community Living | $1.7M |
| Department of Defense Army | $1.4M |
| Substance Abuse & Mental Hlth Svc Admin | $843,383 |
| US Department of Education | $637,246 |
| National Science Foundation | $352,241 |
| US Department of Agriculture | $326,712 |
| Administration for Children and Families | $278,200 |
| US Army | $141,349 |
| Cincinnati Veterans Administration | $82,736 |
| Department of Veteran Affairs | $77,898 |
| Maternal & Child Health Bureau | $74,500 |
| Department of Justice | $49,300 |
Total $244,783,522 |
State & Other Funding Sources
| Cystic Fibrosis Foundation | $6.2M |
| Patient-Centered Outcome Research Inst. | $5.4M |
| Leona M & Harry B Helmsley Charitable | $1.4M |
| Ohio Department of Health | $1.3M |
| American Heart Association – National | $1.3M |
| Dr. Ralph & Marian Falk Med Res Trust Aw | $1.1M |
| American Board of Pediatrics Foundation | $1.1M |
| Ohio Development Services Agency | $1M |
| Food Allergy Fund | $1M |
| Burroughs Wellcome Foundation | $868,700 |
| Nationwide Children’s Hospital | $724,921 |
| The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society | $669,548 |
| Simons Foundation | $650,696 |
| State and Other Funding | $37.3M |
Total $59,949,193 |
1,097 Faculty
Pediatrics – 847 total
Surgery – 104 total
Anesthesia – 77 total
Radiology – 56 total
Patient Services – 13 total
Philanthropic Gifts for Research
Our commitment to improving care for children through the application of research discovery is the backbone of Cincinnati Children’s. And as a nonprofit hospital and research center, private donors play an important role in this work.
We are profoundly grateful to those who have chosen to partner with Cincinnati Children’s to advance scientific innovation and build better futures for kids. Together, we will never stop moving forward to make a difference for children — here in our community and beyond.
Of the $64.9 million raised through philanthropy in 2023, 38% supported the work of our researchers ($24,848,061).
Research Graduate Programs
Biomedical Informatics – 40 Students (20 PhD, 20 GC)
Immunology Program – 60 Students (50 PhD, 10 MS)
MSTP Program – 74 Students
BRT Graduate Program (MS) – 9 Students
MDB Graduate Program (PhD) – 64 Students
