Events

The annual scholarship brunch provides an opportunity for donors to the five health sciences schools on the MCV Campus at VCU Health to meet the students who are benefiting from their gifts and investments.

2017 has been an amazing year on the MCV Campus at VCU Health. As we continued to support the region’s only comprehensive academic health center by inspiring philanthropic contributions and sharing the stories of life-saving global impact, the campus’s progress toward reaching goals for improving patient care, research and education has been substantial.

This Halloween will mark the fourth year in which the Powhatan community has come together to scare up a stack of bones to help fight sickle cell disease.

On Sept. 26, we celebrated our ninth gathering of healthcare discovery and dialogue with the Williamsburg community. Making it our largest turnout ever, about 200 people attended the MCV Foundation Discovery Series event.

This June, Vic Harper's family, friends and neighbors met at the Country Club of Virginia for the third annual Harper’s Hope Golf Tournament and Auction to continue working toward making his hope a reality.

MCV Foundation trustees, staff, partners and friends gathered for a board meeting and dinner on June 5 to celebrate the culmination of a remarkable year on the MCV Campus.

MCV Society members were recognized, including Dr. Walter Lawrence Jr., recipient of the MCV Society Lifetime Achievement Award.

MCV Foundation board member Charles Crone has organized 5K runs to benefit the VCU Massey Cancer Center for three decades.

MCV Foundation board chair Harry Thalhimer emcees the event.

The MCV Campus Endowed Scholarship Dinner unites scholarship recipients and benefactors for an evening.

The Discovery Series event in October focuses on advances in restorative medicine.

The second annual Harper's Hope Golf Tournament to benefit the Harper's Hope Fund for ALS raises more than $40,000 for the VCU ALS clinic.