Donor Story
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Slifkas propel MS research and care with $1.5 million gift
The couple is helping deepen progress for patients and families through research in the Brigham’s Ann Romney Center for Neurologic Diseases.
$2 million gift advances precision medicine in radiation oncology
Funding for the Brigham’s Cancer Precision Trials Initiative is pushing science closer to personalized therapies for patients with a wide range of cancers.
$1 million gift from the Hales amplifies women's health research
The couple’s generosity is helping close gaps in knowledge and advance research in women’s health.
$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.
$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.
$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.
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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.
Good Ventures infuses $4.5 million into potential Alzheimer’s tool
Brigham scientists are developing a blood-based tool that detects Alzheimer’s early and monitors the effectiveness of promising treatment options.
