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| The Role of Philanthropy |
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Although the UW Memory Wellness Program successfully competes for research grants from organizations like the National Institutes of Health, it also seeks private funding from grateful patients and other members of the community. The reason is straightforward: the NIH and other public entities simply cannot support all worthy research efforts. They’re also less likely to support ideas that — though novel and promising — have not yet been tested. Private funding, in short, fuels research innovation. Gifts from individuals, corporations, and foundations allow the UW Memory Wellness Program to expand its clinical and training programs, pilot new scientific research, and retain and attract the best faculty leadership and scholarship. If you are interested in supporting the UW Memory Wellness Program, please contact Steve Hettinga, associate director of development at UW Medicine, at 206-897-1887.
For those who wish to make a gift to the UW Memory Wellness program, address your envelope, as follows: Make the check payable, as follows: Pay to the order of: University of Washington Foundation Indicate that you wish to support the UW Memory Wellness Program on the check. If you are interested in making a gift by credit card, please contact Donna Calliri, UW Medicine development office, at 206-543-6347. Donations are 100% tax-deductible and will be used 100% to support UW Memory Wellness research and education. We greatly appreciate your interest and support. |