Gifts to the Duke School of Medicine Medical Annual Fund empower immediate impact. Your support helps the school respond to emerging challenges in health care and advance the school’s mission of education, research, patient care, and community partnership.
Support the Duke Doctors of Tomorrow, Today
Every gift, of any size, helps provide:
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Scholarships that expand access for talented students
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Innovative research that drives discovery and improves patient care
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Faculty support to attract and retain world-class educators
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Curriculum enhancements that prepare students for a rapidly evolving field
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New technologies that enrich learning environments
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Hands-on training, including experiences in the Simulation Lab
Direct Your Impact
You may choose to support the area most meaningful to you:
Support Our Students: The Stethoscope Program
On behalf of the Duke medical alumni family, the Duke Medical Alumni Association presents incoming students with personalized stethoscopes during the white coat ceremony.
We invite you to participate in this special occasion by making a gift to the Medical Annual Fund and showing your support for our students. A stethoscope isn’t just a medical tool, it’s a symbol that a physician has joined the ranks of medicine.
Your gift to the Medical Annual Fund supports this initiative as well as scholarships, innovative research, faculty support, curriculum enhancements, new technologies, and more.
Giving Levels:
- $150 supports 1 student
- $300 supports 2 students
- $600 supports 4 students
Join the Wilburt C. Davison Society
Donors making gifts to the Medical Annual Fund of $2,500 or more are members of the Wilburt C. Davison Society. Recent School of Medicine alumni, 1-9 years post graduation are members with a gift of $120 or more annually.
About the Wilburt C. Davison Society >
Thank You Donors!
Many thanks to the 1,460 generous donors who gave a total of $2,053,233 to our Medical Annual Funds in fiscal year 2024-2025. Every donor and dollar provides essential support for our mission of educating future leaders in medicine and science.