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Your gift can help drive the Bloomberg School's mission by supporting our research, practice, and educational initiatives that save lives by the millions. Donors like you help us train tomorrow's public health leaders, enable faculty to make new ideas a reality, and energize research centers working to solve the toughest causes of death, injury, and disease.

Below are some of the ways a gift to the Bloomberg School can help. If you would like to designate your gift to a specific campaign, please learn more about designating your gift.

People, Education, and Training

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A Friendship Built on Science Fosters a Vital Legacy

To make a difference, two friends conceived and funded a research prize to support public health science, encouraging innovation and discovery.

 

Fuad El-Hibri seated in his office

Fuad El-Hibri, founder and CEO of Emergent BioSolutions in his office.

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McMacken Annual Lecture Highlights Data and Community Data-driven scientists and students remember BMB biochemist Roger McMacken who nurtured courageous research by creating a home for data truth-seekers.
Kao Fund Nurtures Scholars and Collaborators Award provides early career support to young epidemiologists by helping them build their skills and networks.
Quality Over Speed Wins the PhD Race Youssef Farag, PhD '18, MPH '13, focused on academic and service, setting him up for his career.

Science, Innovation, and Evidence

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Building a Scientific Agenda for Mental Health in the Workplace

Leading with love, a grieving family invests in mental health education and destigmatization

Christin Lewis and father Richard Mattingly

Christin Lewis and her father Richard Mattingly founded The Luv U Project in memory of wife and mother Carolyn Mattingly. 

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State-of-the-Art Equipment Catalyzes Public Health Science New instruments provide the Bloomberg School’s Becton Dickinson Immunology and Flow Cytometry Laboratory with powerful capacity to advance the study of immunology and the treatment of major human diseases.
Communications Associate Translates Bench Science for an Eager Audience Communications Associate translates Biochemistry and Molecular Biology research for everyone.
Lyme and Tickborne Diseases Institute A fresh, science-driven approach to combat tickborne diseases

Advocacy, Community, and Practice

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How South Korea’s Public Health System Rose from the Rubble of War

DrPH alumna Joung-Soon Kim helped lead the development of her country’s public health system, which ranks among the most efficient in the world

Dr. Kim's high school classmates and teacher in refugee camp in 1953 (Dr. Kim is not pictured)

Dr. Kim's high school classmates with their teacher in a Busan, Korean, camp in 1953 (Dr. Kim is not pictured)

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A Funder and the Pandemic Bring H.E.L.P. to a Global Audience
Give to recognize your wise guide In making gift, alumnus honors advisor whose commitment and kindness helped her cross the PhD finish line
New Lerner Center for Public Health Advocacy The Lerner Center will connect research and practice with action

Health Equity Scholars

By empowering them with funding, our HES students seek to address the root causes of health inequity.

Scholarship Power

Health Equity Scholars

From across the School's ten departments, meet our health equity scholars who are developing their careers as junior scientists, research trainees, and promising policy advocates and practitioners.

2023 Health Equity Scholars luncheon

In September, the School welcomed a new cohort of Health Equity Scholars, including (l-r): Paulo Pontemayor, Rashida Callender, Mia Campbell, program director and professor Terri Powell, and Kyle Moon.

Microscopic cells of covid-19

Support Our Work

Your gift ensures that our world-class scientists and thought leaders can rapidly coordinate the response for emerging public health challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic.