Foundation Timeline

	1993		Foundation incorporates as 501c3 in California as Peter Gruber Foundation
	1995		Foundation HQ moves to St Thomas, United States Virgin Islands and commences local giving to include: private school scholarships; Laws of Life Essay Contest in public schools; Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands; social services; arts
	2000		International Prize Program commences with the Cosmology Prize
	2001		In partnership with the International Astronomical Union, the Foundation awards first fellowship for young astronomers
	2001		Genetics and Justice Prizes are added to International Prize Program
	2002		Foundation, in conjunction with Globalvest Management (Peter Gruber's business), pledges $500,000 to the Globalvest/Gruber Scholars Program at the Antilles School in St Thomas, United States Virgin Islands
	2003		Women's Rights Prize is added to International Prize Program
	2004		Neuroscience Prize is added to International Prize Program
	2004		In conjunction with the American Society for Human Genetics and the Genetics Society of America, the Foundation awards the first Rosalind Franklin Young Investigator Award
	2005		In conjunction with the Society for Neuroscience, the Foundation awards the first Peter Gruber International Research Award in Neuroscience
	2007		Foundation changes name to The Peter and Patricia Gruber Foundation, unveils a new logo and revamped website, and opens a branch office in New York City
	2009		Foundation celebrates 10 years of its International Prize Program with a symposium in New York
	2011		Patricia and Peter Gruber and Yale University President Richard C. Levin announce the formation of the Gruber Foundation at Yale University