Katie Kazakos
Portrait of Rose Page. She has short black hair and is wearing a sleeveless white blouse. She is smiling and turned 45 degrees to the right of the viewer.
Philanthropy News

Gifts advance colon cancer prevention and early detection

The Rose and Lawrence C. Page, Sr. Family Charitable Foundation supports lifesaving colon cancer research at Michigan Medicine.
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Giving with gratitude: planned gifts support nursing, research, and patient care

Retired businessman and Detroit Tigers fan Paul Hansen has created three planned gifts to support prostate cancer research, nursing scholarship support, and adult cerebral palsy research at Michigan Medicine.
 Portrait of Dr. Crim. He has a grey beard and moustache and is wearing a grey blazer and light blue buttondown shirt.
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Alum reconnects to his roots through Doctors of Tomorrow scholarship fund

Courtney Crim, M.D., has created a scholarship fund for U-M undergraduate students who participated in Doctors of Tommorow, a U-M Medical School program serving students at Detroit's Cass Tech and Marygrove high schools.
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Medicine at Michigan

A lifetime of service and adventure

An alum of the University of Michigan Medical School discusses his surgical career, mission work, and the many marathons he's completed.
 A man in a Panama hat stands outside on a grassy plain holding a large turtle. He has a digital camera around his neck.
Medicine at Michigan

Bones and shells

A University of Michigan Medical School alum is now retired from orthopaedic surgery and devoted to turtle conservation.
 Daniel, Emily, Kenneth, and Kimberly Levin all warmly dressed in U-M gear. They appear to be at a football stadium, and the sky is cloudy.
Philanthropy News

Scholarship honors love and gratitude

U-M Medical School alum Kenneth Levin has created a scholarship fund in memory of his wife, Kimberly Levin.
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Ippolito family celebrates milestone and a transatlantic legacy

Giulia Ippolito, M.D., and her siblings have created a fund to honor the 50th anniversary of their parents and promote urology learning partnerships between the U-M Medical School and the University of Palermo in Italy.
 Ahmad and Habib Rahbar on Habib's Medical School graduation day. They are smiling and standing together in front of a U-M building, and Habib is wearing a black graduation gown and mortarboard with a green tassel and sash.
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Commitment to medical students bridges generations and continents

Born in Iran in the early 1940s, Ahmad Rahbar's dream of studying medicine brought him to the U-M Medical School. Now, his family continues his tradition of gratitude and support for medical students.
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Compassionate gifts turn heartbreak into hope

Margie and Tillman Dozier are honoring their daughter, Daria, through their generous support of critical care nursing and the Department of Rheumatology at Michigan Medicine.
 The Hepner family together in what appears to be their living room. The two young adults are seated on a couch and the two parents lean in behind them. All are smiling.
Philanthropy News

March Hoops to BEAT Blindness Marks 20 Years of Community Support for Vision Research

Annual community fundraiser celebrates NCAA basketball excitement while supporting critical vision research at the University of Michigan Health W.K. Kellogg Eye Center.
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Philanthropy News

Cult for a Cure champions breast cancer research

After overcoming triple negative breast cancer, Alyssa Tushman and her family champion breast cancer research at U-M's Rogel Cancer Center.
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Philanthropy News

A legacy of compassion

A planned gift from George and Betty Dush will provide vital support to hospice patients while honoring the Dushes' legacy of community service and compassion.
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Paying it forward for future Wolverines

New scholarship funds in the U-M Medical School and U-M Marsal Family School of Education will support students who face financial barriers.
 Members of the Shenandoah Young Adult Committee and others stand in front of a yellow and blue balloon arch in front of the Shenandoah Country Club.
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Shenandoah Country Club sets the pace for faith-based philanthropy

The Shenandoah Country Club's inaugural 5k run and walk raised vital funds for people facing cancer at the U-M Rogel Cancer Center.
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Philanthropy News

Family that overcame Crohn’s supports research for future patients

Kripke family gift supports Chron's disease research at Michigan Medicine. This gift will advance pediatric medical research and patient care at U-M.
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