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Community Rallies to Donate Protective Supplies for VCU Health

In-kind donations of masks, gloves, hand sanitizer and other personal protective equipment from the community have lifted staff spirits and helped to ensure the safety of staff and patients.

Pharmacy Alumni Honor Beloved Professor with Scholarship

Dr. Venitz has inspired and mentored many VCU School of Pharmacy students over his decades of teaching. This year, many of them have given back to establish a scholarship in his honor.

VCU Health Heroes Fund: Donating Food for Front-line Healthcare Workers

There is now a way to donate resources for food that will feed front-line healthcare workers and staff members at VCU Health during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Small Molecules, Big Ideas

Emerging research suggests that chronic inflammation may be linked to the buildup of cellular debris that causes neurological dysfunction in Alzheimer’s patients. Armed with that knowledge, one VCU Health researcher is exploring how to disrupt inflammation responses and develop treatments for Alzheimer's.

MCV Foundation Update on Research, Patient Care and Charitable Giving During COVID-19

As the COVID-19 pandemic presses on, we are sharing a video highlighting the extraordinary contributions our community members and VCU Health providers have made.

Honoring Those Who Support the VCU Health Mission

During times like these we feel especially fortunate to partner with a world-class academic health center. We have watched how the extraordinary professionals at VCU Health have handled this health crisis with compassion and strength.

We hope the stories in our latest issue of the Chronicle of Giving continue to inspire you.

A Million-Dollar Challenge to Support VCU Health’s COVID-19 Response

An anonymous donor challenges others in the community to make an additional $1 million in donations to support VCU Health's COVID-19 Response Fund. 

Nursing Alumna Pays It Forward Through Scholarship

Trish Bernal's journey on the MCV Campus inspired her to establish a scholarship to help nurses continue pursuing their goals through continuing education.

Scents and Sense Ability

Two VCU researchers are studying the occurrence of anosmia in COVID-19 patients. For them it’s a natural growth of their work to create a way to restore a sense of smell to individuals who have lost the ability when the nose’s neural pathways are severed from the olfactory bulb.

How Scholarships are Launching the Top Docs of Tomorrow

Read more about our inspiring medical students and graduates who are on their way to becoming the top docs of tomorrow. 

Massey’s New Director Sets Bold Vision

Robert Winn, M.D., began as director of VCU Massey Cancer Center in December 2019 and has hit the ground running to enact an ambitious agenda while also responding to and managing Massey's response to COVID-19.

Medicines for All

April 7 is World Health Day. There couldn’t be a more fitting time than right now to think about health on a global scale, and how disease affects the human race without regard for borders. The fights against viruses, bacteria and illness are battles we wage together, and we couldn’t be prouder to share the ways a lab in Richmond is making lifesaving global health drugs more affordable and more available for people around the globe.  
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