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Giving

Invest in the Future

A gift to Case Western Reserve University can have an immediate impact on our people and our campus, from life-changing scholarships to groundbreaking research, top-rated faculty to state-of-the-art buildings. And it can help our university build upon nearly two centuries of success and thrive for years to come.

Making a Difference

Your gift, no matter the size, is critical to our future. See how you can help Case Western Reserve.

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Supporting Our Students

Whether through funding scholarships, sponsoring on-campus organizations, supporting the annual fund, or myriad other options, a gift to Case Western Reserve can help those central to our mission: students.

Make an Impact for Students

Katherine I. (CWR '23), recipient of the Milton A. and Roslyn Z. Wolf Scholarship, a four-year award covering tuition, room and board, fees, books and summer experiences

All these [my nursing clinical] experiences would not have been possible without this scholarship. ... Case Western Reserve has given me an unmatched educational experience. I hope that my accomplishments and future impact as a nurse will pass the generosity of this scholarship on to others.

Katherine I. (CWR '23), recipient of the Milton A. and Roslyn Z. Wolf Scholarship, a four-year award covering tuition, room and board, fees, books and summer experiences

Funding Our Faculty

Endowed professorships, research backing and departmental support are just a few of the ways a gift can make an impact for our professors—at all levels and across all schools. Your gift can help attract and retain top faculty who will make life-changing impacts through their teaching and research.

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Tyler Miller, MD, PhD (GRS ’16, pathology; MED ’18), the Paul and Betsy Shiverick Professor of Immuno-Oncology

The foresight and commitment from the Shiverick family to help expand immunotherapy research at CWRU through the creation of a professorship in immuno-oncology ... will provide invaluable support for our work and enable us to accelerate our efforts to develop impactful new treatments for brain cancer patients.

Tyler Miller, MD, PhD (GRS ’16, pathology; MED ’18), the Paul and Betsy Shiverick Professor of Immuno-Oncology

Optimizing Your Options

Whatever your interest and giving level, there is a way you can make an incredible impact at Case Western Reserve. Contact us at giving@case.edu or 216.368.4352 to discuss your giving opportunities. Or you can make a gift today.

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