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Global health: Crisis, Hope, and Opportunity
Donations to the Duke Global Health Institute support Duke’s efforts to educate our future leaders, promote multidisciplinary research, and provide opportunities to address the multiple burdens of communicable and chronic diseases in vulnerable populations.
Support the Duke Global Health Institute to:
- Build a community of global health scholars
- Establish promising research initiatives in global health
- Educate our future global health leaders
- Encourage global policy debate and information sharing
- Enable participation in service projects abroad
- Create fieldwork sites in developing countries
- Sustain global health at Duke
Like the world's global health needs, the opportunities are endless...
Ways to Give
Online
Make your gift online using Duke University’s secure server.
Checks
Checks should be made payable to “Duke University” with a note in the memo section specifying your intent to support the Duke Global Health Institute. Please mail your gift to the following address:
Duke Global Health Institute
ATTN: Development
Box 90519
Durham, NC 27708
Memorial or Tribute Gifts
Any gift may be designated in memory or honor of a friend, family member, or other person.
Corporate Matching Gifts
You may be able to extend the reach of your gift by participating in a corporate matching gift program. Many companies match charitable gifts made by employees, retirees and board members. Outright gifts and the deduction value of irrevocable deferred gifts may also qualify for a match. Learn more about corporate matching gifts.
Planned Giving
Bequests by will or revocable "living" trusts, life income gifts, charitable lead trusts, gifts of life insurance, gifts of retirement plans, and retained life estate are also ways to support the Duke Global Health Institute. To learn more about these options, go to http://www.giftplanning.duke.edu.
Contact
For more information about giving to the Duke Global Health Institute, contact Joshua Bond at 919-681-7863 or .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or contact the Duke University Development at 919-684-2123.