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By giving to the Center for Global Health and Social Responsibility, you’re supporting global health experiences for University of Minnesota faculty, staff and students.
Your funds help UMN students gain hands-on experience abroad that fosters academic growth and cultural understanding; support research and training opportunities for UMN faculty and staff that advance the university’s research mission; and help make events possible that educate the general public on issues pertinent to global health equity.
Learn more about our impact and the work your donation supports
Center for Global Health and Social Responsibility Fund
Support efforts to advance the mission of the University of Minnesota's Center for Global Health and Social Responsibility where we strive for sustainable, equitable health worldwide.
Paul Quie and Phil Peterson Global Health Fund
Support global health activities for faculty, staff, and students as well as the Quie & Peterson Global Health Lecture. This fund honors the dedication and efforts of our founders, Dr. Paul Quie and Dr. Phil Peterson.
Global Women's Health Discovery Fund
Support capacity building with local and global partners, engagement and educational activities, and the work being done by students, residents and faculty to advance the global women's health portfolio.
Your support provides academically enriching global health experiences and helps ensure international experiences are financially viable for students.
“My time in Quito has taught me that public health looks different in different countries, communities and cultures. As I continue on my journey and progress in my career as a public health professional, I hope to incorporate interculturality into my practices as I work with diverse communities, especially in the global public health sectors.”
— Student who traveled to Quito as part CGHSR’s Ecuador: Social, Environmental and Cultural Determinants of Health course
"It was a really special class — I really enjoyed it and would love to go back. The scholarship I received was so helpful. It made the trip so much less stressful and allowed me to be involved and enjoy my time there.”
— Katelyn Parsons, MD, who traveled to Mysore, India, to study global health as part of CGHSR’s course, India: Global Health, Globalization and Leadership
How to Give
Giving Online
You can choose the area you want to support and make a gift online by using our secure giving site. Credit card contributions can be made 24 hours a day online through the University of Minnesota Foundation.
Gifts of Cash
The simplest way to give is to write a check. Send a check or money order payable to the University of Minnesota Foundation. Be sure to indicate the purpose of your gift on the check, or in a cover letter.
Monthly Giving
Monthly giving is a way to provide valuable support to what’s important to you, on a schedule that is manageable for your budget and busy lifestyle. Your gift will automatically repeat each month, providing a convenient way to spread your contribution over time.
Matching Gifts
Double the impact of your gift! Many employers sponsor matching gift programs and will match charitable contributions made by their employees. Search for your employer.
Faculty and Staff Giving
As a faculty or staff member, you can make gifts to create extraordinary opportunities for teaching and learning, research, and outreach. Gifts can also be made using a payroll deduction.
Planned Giving
There are a number of planned giving opportunities available through the University of Minnesota, including gifts of securities, gifts of wills and trusts, and gifts of real estate or other personal property.
We Rely on Your Support
“Equitable global health initiatives, and the long-held collaborations we’ve fostered with our international partners, is more important now than ever. Your support helps our Center continue to ensure University of Minnesota students, faculty, staff and researchers have all the opportunities necessary to advance socially responsible health worldwide.”
— Shailey Prasad, MD, MPH | Center for Global Health and Social Responsibility Executive Director