Join the Fight Against Chronic Disease

At the Institute for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine, we are harnessing stem cells and instruments of discovery and treatment, learning from nature’s stunning capacity for regeneration, decoding the secrets in our genes, and innovating new technologies to solve major challenges in medicine. 

You don’t have to be a scientist to help change the way we study and treat chronic diseases. Contributions from donors enable ISCRM biologists, engineers, and doctors to develop and test bold new ideas in the lab. Here are two ways you can join the effort. 

Support a Young Scientist

Investing in the career of a young scientist is a powerful way to leverage a contribution into a far-reaching impact. Donor-funded awards enable ISCRM faculty members to pursue promising research projects that resulted in major NIH grants, ensuring the financial sustainability they need to fuel further medical breakthroughs.

Contribute to a Specific Disease Area

Right now ISCRM scientists and researchers are discovering new treatments for chronic diseases impacting nearly every organ and system in the human body, including heart disease, Alzheimer’s, diabetes, kidney disease, and cancer. If you have a specific passion, you can direct a contribution toward any one of these disease areas, and we’ll share updates and stories from the lab or labs benefiting from your generosity.

 

Contact Us

 

To learn more about joining our committee, supporting a young scientist, or contributing to a specific disease area, please email Elizabeth Damore, Director for Philanthropy, UW Medicine Advancement by email or phone.

Email: edamore@uw.edu / phone: (206) 221-7282

Ready to Make a Gift Today?

 

If you want to make a gift to support all of the work at ISCRM, please click here to donate online today.

 

UW Medicine Accelerate Campaign 

Thank you to everyone who supported ISCRM and UW Medicine through the UW Medicine Accelerate Campaign, a ten-year fundraising initiative that fueled game-changing improvements in laboratory research and patient care. We are especially grateful to our campaign committee members, whose time, wisdom, and energy made it possible for ISCRM to raise millions of dollars in support.