Stories with tag: "Philanthropy"

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A Heartfelt Thank You From Dr. Lateef to Rush Donors

Dr. Omar Lateef, president and CEO of Rush University System for Health and Rush University Medical Center, recently took the time to thank donors to Rush for their support in 2023.
Health Equity

Making Strides in Closing Health Care Gaps

Philanthropic funding enables Rush faculty to advance research aimed at reducing health disparities locally and globally
From left to right: Kirsten A. Dickins, PhD, AM, Rachel L. Boutté, PhD, MDiv, and Esther Lee, MD, MPH
Mental & Behavioral Health

Wounded Warrior Project Grant Expands Veteran Care

Grant includes approximately $21 million for Rush’s Road Home Program
Road Home Program at RUSH
Mental & Behavioral Health

Donation Committed to RUSH’s Road Home Program Will Help Address Critical Brain Health Needs  

The Lundbeck US Charitable Fund announced it is awarding more than $4 million over three years to organizations focused on addressing the significant brain health needs of veterans in the U.S.

Road Home Program logo
Cancer

Coming Together to Support Cancer Research

Family-owned West Side company Roscoe raises funds to support Rush
Roscoe team members showcase a novelty check representing a gift to RUSH Cancer Center after a monthlong fundraiser and matching contribution from President Jim Buik.
Brain Health & Conditions

Creating Social Connections

David A. González, PhD, ABPP, examines the effects of loneliness on motor and nonmotor symptoms of Parkinson’s disease
Dr. David Gonzalez speaks with a patient
Research

Driving Scientific Discovery with Advanced Imaging Technology

Gift from Rush Trustee Brian McCormack and his wife, Katie, funds new Imaging Center
Katie and Brian McCormack stand together next to a sign for the Katie and Brian McCormack Diagnostic Imaging Center at RUSH.
Waterford Place

Resolve to Be Resilient

Discover tools and techniques to help navigate difficult situations
Meditating woman
Brain Health & Conditions

Finding the Right Genes

Thanks to research breakthroughs related to genetics, we are beginning to understand the biological reasons why the symptoms and progression of Parkinson's disease vary in each person.
Dr. Deborah Hall
University

Rush Expands Simulation Learning Programs With $2 Million Commitment From The Grainger Foundation

Grant supports College of Nursing's goals to prepare more nurses through the Generalist Entry Master's program
RUSH College of Nursing students participate in simulation learning programs.