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Your gift makes a difference to the School of Medicine. Emory University School of Medicine depends on the support of alumni and friends who share its vision and will champion the mission of serving humanity through high-quality medical training, innovative research, and life-changing patient care.

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There are many ways for you to support the school. Whether an unrestricted gift, a contribution to an endowed scholarship, professorship, or chair or naming Emory School of Medicine as a beneficiary of a qualified retirement plan, each gift allows us to fulfill our mission.

Unrestricted gifts provide funding for the School of Medicine to address its greatest priorities at the time your gift is realized. Unrestricted funding helps Emory cover unforeseen needs and invest in new opportunities, fueling further growth and enabling innovation. 

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Gifts in Action

John and Rosemary Brown gift to Emory University bolsters human health innovation

The gift will establish a fund to advance technologies through a three-pronged approach: provide foundational information for medical technology development, de-risking grant funding driven by heavy market and technical diligence, and nondilutive funding to prepare market-ready projects through industry expertise and ecosystem connectivity.


John and Rosemary Brown gift to Emory University bolsters human health innovation

Robert W. Woodruff Foundation makes groundbreaking gift to transform 21st century health care

The new School of Medicine Health Sciences Research Building (HSRB)-II was funded by a gift by the Woodruff Foundation.

Robert W. Woodruff Foundation makes groundbreaking gift to transform 21st century health care

Emory Orthopaedics Faculty Honor Outgoing Chair by Donating $325k

The gift will permanently endow the Kelly Society Fund to Honor.

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By the Numbers

Facts & Figures
More than 6,000 living graduates of Emory School of Medicine

Ranks 5th among U.S. universities for infectious diseases program 9th in the world, according to U.S. News & World Report

From HIV to Ebola to COVID-19, Emory School of Medicine has led the way in tackling deadly diseases.

More than 12,000 former residents and fellows practicing all over the world

Annually physician faculty conduct 6.8 million patient service visits In Emory’s own and affiliate teaching hospitals and outpatient venues