DSF’s Research Grant Program funds clinical, translational, and basic science research projects that specifically focus on Dravet syndrome (DS). This funding allows important questions to be explored that can help expand our understanding of DS and improve treatments and outcomes for patients. DSF Research Grants fill important funding gaps, allowing researchers to perform pilot experiments to gather more data to submit for subsequent governmental funding, funding special interest projects that may not be as prioritized through broader funding mechanisms, and supporting early-career investigators to focus their work on DS. Since 2009, DSF has awarded more than $9.1M through 62 projects, making DSF the largest nongovernmental funder of DS-specific research, worldwide.