Rothberg Family Charitable

Open & Accessible
Private Foundation
MIAMI BEACH, FloridaMediumEIN: 061519674
Disease Research InstitutionsResearch InstitutionsUniversities and CollegesSTEM Education ProgramsHealth Charities

A page on Jonathan Rothberg’s official site describing the Rothberg Family Charitable Foundation; the foundation is a private family foundation (EIN 06-1519674) based in Miami Beach that supports biomedical research, entrepreneurship and university initiatives. The page includes a foundation contact email ([email protected]) and is hosted on the principal domain of trustee Jonathan M. Rothberg.

Source: Website · Mar 2026

Ideal Applicant

Research-focused universities, biomedical research charities, and STEM education programs with capacity to manage mid-to-large institutional grants and clear alignment to the foundation’s biomedical and university-oriented interests.

Good Fit

  • A university, research institute, or disease-specific research charity with a clear biomedical or STEM education focus.
  • Project scope suitable for multi-year institutional support or large single grants (six- or seven-figure possible).
  • Existing connections or introductions into the foundation’s trustees or their professional networks.
  • Demonstrable capacity to steward and report on sizable research or education grants.
  • Geographic presence or partner institutions in states already funded (CT, PA, MD, FL, NY, OH).
  • Alignment with donor interests such as tuberous sclerosis, LAM, or other targeted biomedical priorities.

Geography

Moderate

Observed giving spans six states and is largely out-of-state, but dollars are concentrated in Connecticut (about 47% in 2023), indicating a multi-state but regionally concentrated footprint.

Recipient Variety

Moderate

The latest year shows 10 distinct recipients with seven new grantees, demonstrating a moderately broad recipient set for the foundation’s size, even though dollar concentration is high among the top grants.

New Applicants

Moderate

Direct evidence is mixed: the foundation publicly lists contact information yet declares it funds preselected applicants; however, 70% of 2023 recipients were new, suggesting new entrants can be funded even if the process is invitation-oriented. With only two years observed, long-term openness cannot be confirmed.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026