Irene Pritzker, Chair and Co-Founder of the IDP Foundation, published her first book, The School in the Market, chronicling the origins and growth of one of the world's most innovative education financing programs. The book traces how a single visit…
A book written by Irene Pritzker The inspiring story of the creation of what is proving to be one of the world’s most innovative financing programs, which has helped thousands of underserved African communities take control of their own…
In 2021 IDPF awarded a $3m grant to establish an endowed professorship in skin cancer research at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine to allow the most talented scholars to advance missions in clinical care, research, and education. In 2022, Pedram Gerami, MD,…
Back in 2017, IDP Foundation, Inc. became a founding partner of the Harambe Entrepreneur Alliance in order to find a way to effectively support the many social enterprises that are working towards hard to tackle global issues.
Always investing for impact, The IDP Foundation, Inc. recently made a generous gift to create and permanently endow the first Cornea, Cataract & Refractive Surgery Research Fellowship fund in the Department of Ophthalmology under the leadership of Surendra Basti, MD, ’03 GME, professor of Ophthalmology and director of the Cataract Service.
Congratulations to IDPF President & CEO, Irene D. Pritzker, for receiving the Australia US Midwest Award for Outstanding Achievement!
The IDP Foundation (IDPF) is proud to announce that IDPF-funded research scientist, Dr. Pedram Gerami, has published important new discoveries on diagnosing melanoma.
The IDP Foundation, Inc. is one of 30 investors in Edovo's Series A round, in the form of a Program-Related Investment (PRI).
We are so happy to be highlighting one of our most recent Program-Related Investments (PRIs): Edovo!
On April 8, 2017, the IDP Foundation’s Executive Director Allison Rohner and Project Manager Jenna O’Brien traveled to Harvard University to sign a two-year partnership agreement with the Harambe Entrepreneurs Alliance (HEA).