Wyetts commit $50 million bequest—largest in Brigham history
The couple’s forward-thinking generosity will touch the lives of patients, staff, and scientists for generations to come.
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$10 million gift invests in neurosciences technology and research
The gift is bolstering the hospital’s NeuroTechnology Studio, a sophisticated suite of tools to advance knowledge of brain function and care for devastating brain diseases.
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$17.5 million from Gould Trust creates research center for asthma, pulmonary disease
A late donor’s estate is generously supporting a range of research, patient care, and educational initiatives.
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$100 million gift establishes The Gene Lay Institute of Immunology and Inflammation
The largest gift in the Brigham’s history is furthering investigations of immune-mediated diseases, immune system aging, and cancers that are unresponsive to cancer immunotherapies.
The Markoses Honor Their Late Parents
For the Markoses, the Helix gave them the perfect opportunity to create a lasting tribute to their late parents.
Heart valve research inspires second $1 million gift from MeLampy and Lawrence
The couple is pleased to see their giving is making an impact on the Brigham’s Structural Heart Disease Program.
$1.5 million gift enables healthcare training for indigenous students
Philanthropy is bolstering a program at the Brigham and the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative that is helping increase the pipeline of indigenous medical trainees.
