Missions of Mercy’s return to Southwest Virginia in July after a two-year hiatus provided critical oral health services to hundreds of patients.
The care his niece received at VCU Massey Cancer Center inspired William H. Jones III years later to create a charitable gift annuity to support the cancer center.
A VCU School of Medicine Class of 2002 alum and his wife have established an endowed fund in dermatology and were also inspired to make a planned gift through a beneficiary designation.
Rehabilitation Counseling student Karen Melcho discovered some profound connections to the journey of Blair Craig, whose death inspired his mother to create a scholarship in his honor at the VCU College of Health Professions.
A lung disease expert shares about the importance of patience in research and how vital cross-disciplinary science is to making advancements.
The MCV Foundation welcomed two new assistant directors of development this year.
Kevin Shimp’s larger-than-life presence lives on in a scholarship to support professional development for VCU Health employees.
After discovering new insights on how certain tumors respond better to treatment, two VCU researchers are breathing new life into a platinum-based drug to treat cancers resistant to available therapies.
A consortium of Central Virginia institutions rich in history and expertise has come together to establish the region as a national leader in physical rehabilitation care and research.
One patient who was paralyzed in 2013 after a combat-related seizure led to a fall is now participating in a clinical trial to improve his mobility and health.
The successful completion of the 1839 Campaign has resulted in 13 full-tuition scholarships and 11 more half-tuition awards to support VCU School of Medicine students.
The new members bring a wealth of experience to the foundation’s board.
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