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People depend on us.
And we depend on you.

Your support allows UW Medicine to advance life-changing medical breakthroughs, provide exceptional care for all people in our community and train the next generation of physicians and researchers.

UW Medicine is the only comprehensive clinical, research and learning health system for Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana and Idaho. And we are the only center in Washington state for Level 1 care — the highest level of care for major injuries.

That means a lot of people depend on us. And we depend on you.

Will you give to help meet today’s urgent needs and continue improving the health of everyone in our region and beyond for years to come?

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"Through representation, mentorship and financial support, we can create opportunities and help forge paths for our next generation of physicians. There are so many exceptionally talented students, and I hope that I can provide a little inspiration and support along their journey.
Dr. Blair Washington
- Dr. Blair Washington
"Everybody stands to benefit from new discoveries in vision research. With this gift, we’re making human lives better, and it’s where we think we can do the maximum amount of good in the long run.
Len and Norma Klorfine
- Len Klorfine
"We wanted to give back, and we wanted to honor Dr. Minami. She made a huge difference in our lives...I wake up every day with incredible humility and joy, and I want to be able to live to the fullest now and to give back.
Melony and Jeffrey Newman
- Melony Newman
"Mom was in the hospital for a year. Throughout our time there, the entire UW Medicine team became part of our family...After Mom died, we wondered how we could say ‘thank you.’ When I learned about the Harborview Mission of Caring Fund, I could hear her saying, ‘Give back to others, so they can get the kind of care that I received.’
- Stacy Gervelis
"Organizations like Harborview don’t just happen. They happen through a combination of exceptional talent, hard work and a deep sense of compassion – and they happen because people give.
Sims and Sam Weymuller
- Sims Weymuller

Where to give

HOW YOUR GIFT CAN IMPROVE HEALTH

Find Cures and Better Treatments

You can help us fast-track new cures and treatments for a variety of diseases and conditions — from Alzheimer’s disease to vision loss — providing answers and options to patients and their families.

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Express Gratitude for Exceptional Care

You can help us expand programs, services and clinical innovations that deliver exceptional healthcare to our community.

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Invest in Bold Solutions

You can help make lifesaving breakthroughs possible in medical research and patient care with your visionary support of our most innovative institutes and centers.

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Support Students and Faculty

You can shape the future of healthcare by helping us train the next generation of physicians and researchers and by investing in our faculty at the UW School of Medicine.

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Impact stories

Explore the difference your gift can make
Pat Thorp outside with her dog When Every Minute Counts
Life-threatening strokes can happen without warning. UW Medicine’s Neurosciences Institute at Harborview Medical Center is ready 24/7 to respond.
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A baby's legs connected to monitors in the NICU.
The Best Care for the Smallest Patients

The generosity of donors like Heather and Warren McNeel has helped UW Medicine’s NICU improve the odds for their tiniest patients.

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Researcher studying brain scans on computer monitors.
World-Class Care for the Complex Brain

UW Medicine’s Neurosciences Institute provides exceptional care and conducts groundbreaking research to better understand and treat complex neurological issues.

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Jordan Baxter
Why I Want to Be a Hometown Doctor

Jordan Baxter shares how scholarships are helping her improve access to medical care in her rural Montana community.

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