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It’s no secret that the MCV Campus is where tomorrow’s top dentists receive their training. Just ask Richmond magazine. The MCV Foundation is proud to support the excellent training of dentists and dental hygienists through student scholarships.

An ongoing research project on smell and taste loss related to COVID-19 received national media attention and has inspired support for continuing the effort.

VCU researchers have discovered a solution that stabilizes patients experiencing traumatic shock and are pursuing commercialization of the lifesaving compound.

The MCV Campus of VCU Health has no shortage of impactful leaders. This year on June 7, the MCV Foundation once again recognized a handful of those individuals at its annual awards dinner.

The MCV Campus has created a national model for how to address disparities and quality of care in sickle cell disease, and the research into new treatments remains promising.

For a Monument Avenue 10K unlike any other, more than 100 individual team members and team captains still stepped up to run, walk and fundraise for Massey Cancer Center.

Lifesaving cardiac care inspires support for the healing mission and scientific research on the MCV Campus from Susan Craik and Jeff Kling.

Drs. Randy Adams and Marsha Gordon are teaming up once more to support future generations of residents in the program that helped them cut their teeth in pediatric dentistry.

Vanitha Sekar, Ph.D., and her husband Kumar, Ph.D., established a scholarship to recognize and reward students who demonstrate a commitment to supporting and empowering women in science.

Wanting to do something to help address the many challenges facing nurses during the pandemic, Paul and Veronica Gross established an endowed lectureship series at the VCU School of Nursing to bring experienced professionals in to speak on topics like compassionate care, resilience and well-being.

A generous commitment will ensure that a beloved neurosurgeon and his wife are honored with an endowed chair to recognize their contributions to the MCV Campus.

Ken Wright’s legacy continues to unfold through a transformative $24 million gift from the C. Kenneth and Dianne Wright Foundation in December 2020.