Our students, faculty, staff, and alumni understand the power of a team-based approach to caring for others.

This approach also applies when alumni and friends collectively give annual unrestricted gifts to the MGH Institute Fund. You enable MGH Institute of Health Professions to provide students with a learning environment that is inspirational, challenging, and supportive. From individual experiences to large scale initiatives, your gifts to the Institute help create opportunity and success.

 

87% of our students receive some form of aid. Financial aid at the Institute supports a diverse student body by helping us attract and retain the most talented students from all backgrounds.

We recognize a strong connection between a culturally diverse healthcare workforce and the ability to provide quality, culturally competent patient care.

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Gifts through the MGH Institute Fund enable the Institute to build on its instructional recourses and technology for a cutting edge curriculum by supporting laboratory and classroom equipment and recruiting and training world-class faculty.

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Gifts through the MGH Institute Fund help support campus and community life; academic support, tutoring, and workshops; and student activities.

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Gifts through the MGH Institute Fund also help support core operations and administration including online learning platforms, library services, and facilities maintenance.

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Philanthropy Transforms the Institute

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Heather Quirk, a 2012 BSN graduate, talks about the support – both financial and emotional - she received going through the program as a single mother.

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Join us in supporting students like Bridget Perry and Crystle Alonzo who are striving to improve the health and quality of life of patients.