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Honor a caregiver at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.
When you give to The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, you are helping to improve lives. As one of the country’s leading academic health centers, we are committed to making advancements in research, education and patient care that will have an impact throughout Ohio and the world. Thank you for being a champion for those we serve.
Stories of Impact
Continuing the family legacy
The Davis Foundation’s gift of $5.5 million creates an endowed research chair for the Dorothy M. Davis Heart and Lung Research Institute.
The Jeffrey Schottenstein Program for Resilience
The Jay & Jeanie Schottenstein Family Foundation’s gift spearheads programs centered around helping students facing mental health challenges.
The network that our veterans need
The Military Medicine Program at The Ohio State University’s Wexner Medical Center and College of Medicine provides the kind of services, support, and research that our veterans desperately need.
Be a champion for patient care.
Time and Change: The Ohio State Campaign is your opportunity to support that vital power that lives within all of us — the power of human potential.
Together, we can support people and their potential to change lives, lift the human spirit and move communities forward. And a monthly gift through Time and Change enables you to be a champion for students, researchers, artists, visionaries, communities and more.
Upcoming Community Partner Events
"On September 15th, I will be competing in a half Ironman (70.3) in Michigan. I am competing on behalf of the Cramer family to help raise money for ALS research at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center through Dr. Steven Kolb. Dr. Kolb is doing amazing research in the lab, and I hope this funding can give hope to those who have been diagnosed with ALS." -Dylan
Hosted at Medallion Golf Club in Westerville, OH, the event includes a 4-person scramble, golf shirt, box lunch, dinner, prizes, and awards reception and benefits the Burn Treatment Support Fund in Surgery.
What: Four man golf scramble and dinner benefiting the TOPS Program at The Ohio State University Nisonger Center
When:
Saturday, October 5, 2024 at 2 p.m.
Where:
The Golf Club at Dublin
5805 Eiterman Rd, Dublin, OH 43016
Cost:
$135 per golfer
$20 for dinner only
$100 hole sponsorship
Register or learn more by emailing therobertfryfoglescholarship@gmail.com or calling Derek Fryfogle at 330-581-1132.
The Diabetes Education and Research Update is a dinner program focused on highlights from the past year of innovative research and what’s in store for the future at the Diabetes and Metabolism Research Center (DMRC). In the past, the evening was be hosted by Angela An, a six-time Emmy Award-winning journalist and anchor of WBNS-10TV, and included a keynote presentation, fabulous food, special guests and a silent auction. The event will also provide a more detailed description of what The Ohio State University is doing in the ongoing fight against diabetes and obesity, both of which are epidemics in the central Ohio community, and our strategies to develop a world-class Type 1 Diabetes Research Program within the DMRC.
The next annual Dining for Diabetes Education and Research Update, will take place on Thursday, October 17, 2024, at the Ohio Union’s Archie Griffin Ballroom.
Please contact Nargis Dzhuraeva at 614-685-3349 or nargis.dzhuraeva@osumc.edu with any event questions.
Dinner, sports talk, auction, entertainment and more. This annual event benefits the Unverferth House, which provides a place to stay for 200+ families each year as they navigate treatment at The Ohio State Wexner Medical Center.