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The Department of Family Medicine and Population Health is committed to providing our patients with the best possible care, to training the next generation of physicians, and to creating new knowledge that improves our educational, clinical, and research programs.

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From medical education and residency programs that take learners across the Commonwealth of Virginia and throughout the world, to research initiatives that challenge existing practice methods and develop better ways of providing care, the department has a track record of innovation in serving our patients and our students. However, this creativity isn't possible without the support of our alumni and friends.

The Department of Family Medicine and Population Health benefits from the generosity of the alumni and friends who have made philanthropic gifts to funds that support student scholarships, lectureships, and endowed chairs.

Gifts in Action: Scholarships Leave a Lasting Mark on an Alum's Career

“As much as we can do to help support those students who are interested in careers in primary care and family medicine, then the better off our community - as well as our society - will be from a health standpoint,” Denee Moore, M'13, H'16 (St. Francis), department faculty member, and Family Medicine Clerkship Director said.

please click here to read more of Dr. Moore's story and how gifts can make a difference in the lives of future health leaders

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Gifts in Action: Scholarships Leave a Lasting Mark on an Alum's Career
"...I could just do it, which again, has been a huge blessing."

You can make a gift to any existing fund at the MCV Foundation in a number of ways:

  • through a secure online form
  • outright gifts by check or credit card
  • gifts of appreciated securities
  • planned gifts

We invite you to learn more about how you can make your gift. If you would like to talk to someone about your gift, please contact Jodi T. Smith with the School of Medicine Development Office at (804) 830-8759 or jtsmith@vcu.edu

Gifts in Action: Encouraging Careers in Family Medicine through fmSTAT

“For students who are interested in family medicine or choosing between family medicine and another specialty, I think a scholarship gives them the extra support they need and validates what they want to do in the future,” David Killeen, M'19 and fmSTAT alumnus said.

please click here to read more of David's story and meet two donors making a difference

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Gifts in Action: Encouraging Careers in Family Medicine through fmSTAT
working to inspire students to pursue a specialty that improves the health and lives of individuals, families and communities through relationships between physicians and their patients