At the Duke Human Vaccine Institute, we believe in the extraordinary impact of generosity. Private philanthropy, from both individuals and foundations, is absolutely essential to our ability to conduct the kind of innovative exploration that leads to new cures, more effective therapies, and improved diagnosis against the most complex and devastating diseases of our time.
Next-generation technologies and breakthroughs in biomedical science make this a moment of unparalleled opportunity. We invite you to seize this opportunity with us.
As part of a university-wide effort, Duke Health has embarked on the ambitious MADE FOR THIS campaign to generate resources that will propel innovation, drive discovery, and improve lives around the world. We’re uniting all the extraordinary members of the Duke Health community to meet this moment. That means scientists, clinicians, educators, learners, staff, patients, community partners … AND YOU.
You can support the work of the Duke Human Vaccine Institute by making a gift to the Duke Human Vaccine Institute General Fund.
Your gift to the Duke Human Vaccine Institute will help us achieve our mission of developing innovative vaccines, therapeutics and diagnostics to prevent and treat diseases of global importance, while working to eliminate health disparities, and train the next generation of scientists.
Learn more about the MADE FOR THIS campaign and supporting Duke Health by visiting the Giving to Duke Health website.
Bart Haynes, director of DHVI, explains leading research aimed at developing vaccines
CONTACT
If you would like information on the many different ways you can help, please contact Thomas Denny or Elizabeth McBride.
Thomas Denny
Chief Operating Officer
Duke Human Vaccine Institute
Professor of Medicine
Associate Dean for Duke Research and Discovery @RTP
DUMC Box 103020
Durham, NC 27710
Office: (919) 681-1023
Elizabeth McBride
Assistant Vice President, Individual Giving
Duke Health Development and Alumni Affairs
300 W. Morgan Street, Suite 1000
Durham, NC 27701
Elizabeth.mcbride@duke.edu
Mobile: 919-430-4661