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back left: Susan Koessler, Albert J. Wright, III, Penny Munschauer and Carol Cox
One of the reasons Hauptman-Woodward Medical Research Institute has been at the forefront of basic biomedical research is the steadily increasing and generous support from public and private sources. Government agencies, foundations, corporations, and individuals have provided gifts for a wide range of needs including research studies, recruitment of new scientific staff, state-of-the-art equipment, operating costs and endowment needs. Our donors play an integral role in our continued success and we acknowledge their commitment to HWI and basic research by listing their names in our newsletters, annual report, and other publications.
As government grants become more competitive and harder to get, HWI has learned to reach out in new ways to secure the resources necessary to continue extensive work on a variety of diseases. We consistently meet the challenge of raising funds, through which, we are able to strengthen our position as a world leader in structural biology and basic biomedical research.
Members of the Buffalo Rotary Foundation tour the Malkowski lab at HWI to see their gift of $10,000 at work for the purchase of a Pellicon Tangentical Flow Filtration (TFF) System.
Every gift regardless of the size or form will make a vital difference in helping HWI sustain and enhance our commitment to excellence in research. While most grants are usually restricted to a particular project, an individual donor has several options. Donors can designate gifts to a specific area or make an unrestricted donation that allows HWI the flexibility it needs for general operating expenses and to fund projects not covered by grant support
Why People Give
• They know the importance and necessity of basic scientific research
• To assist in the study a specific disease, often because a family member or friend has been afflicted by it
• To improve the overall health of individuals worldwide
• To support new research ideas generated by our scientists
• To honor family and friends
• To remember loved ones
Additional Benefits of Giving
• Strengthening Western New York as a center for biomedical research
• Create a permanent legacy that will give back to the community
• Significant tax savings
• Help ensure better health of future generations
• Provide HWI increased flexibility to pursue new research
Whatever your reasons for giving, the Hauptman-Woodward Institute welcomes your support. Intensive studies of breast cancer, diabetes, polycystic kidney disease, AIDS, and many other life-threatening disease are progressing because you and others have provided the funding necessary for this work to continue.
Please consider making
a gift to the Hauptman-Woodward Medical Research Institute.
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Hauptman-Woodward
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700 Ellicott Street
Buffalo, NY 14203-1102