A gift inspired by extraordinary patient care establishes a lasting legacy at Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, naming Guillermo Amescua, M.D., as the inaugural holder of the Dr. John A. Strobis Endowed Chair in Ophthalmology.
Made possible through the generosity of The Batchelor Foundation, Inc., the Batchelor Bridge for Autism Grant Program will propel groundbreaking interdisciplinary research and evidence-based interventions to help children and families throughout South Florida and beyond.
Through a $500,000 commitment, the Mendoza Family Fund, established in partnership with the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, is advancing regenerative stem cell research and expanding treatment access at UHealth’s Multiple Sclerosis Center of Excellence.
Rob and Emily Ruwitch's $1 million gift establishing the Ruwitch Family Olympic Sports Endowed Centennial Scholarship extends a family legacy of philanthropy.
The $10 million donation from Citadel founder and CEO Kenneth C. Griffin enables Dr. Field F. Willingham to advance the growth of a division focused on innovation, research, and training, building on Griffin’s prior support for UHealth.
On its 75th anniversary, the all-volunteer organization announces its largest-ever gift to the Lowe Art Museum—a $1.57 million visitor experience endowment that will expand access and extend hours for the public.
Alumnus Dodd Clasen and his wife, Sharon, are passionate supporters of Hurricane Athletics. Their planned gift will help ensure future generations of student-athletes have exceptional academic and athletic experiences.
The Pap Corps Champions for Cancer Research presented a $4.3 million gift to Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, reinforcing one of South Florida’s longest-standing philanthropic partnerships.
A $1 million donation from Eliza and Hugh Culverhouse Jr. will expand a specialized clinic and support research into complex respiratory conditions.
When alumna Kourtney Ratliff Gibson established an endowed scholarship at the University of Miami, she invested in students she had never met. For third-year students Myles Kaye and Destiny Curry, that investment has made all the difference.
New scholarship honors the life of late MBA student Cameron Moore.
As a member of the Rosenstiel School faculty, Sharanya Majumdar has been supported by mentors and colleagues and energized by students as he pursued research and discovery in the atmospheric sciences. His planned gift will help future generations of Rosenstiel Ph.D. students do the same.