MargaretAnn Cross

A rendering of the upcoming outpatient center for the Samuel and Jean Frankel Cardiovascular Center and the Sidney and Madeline Forbes Advanced Imaging Center
News Release

Gifts to Michigan Medicine fuel greater expansion in Troy

Generous donations to Michigan Medicine will enable the University of Michigan to construct an outpatient facility for the Samuel and Jean Frankel Cardiovascular Center and the Sidney and Madeline Forbes Advanced Imaging Center, part of what will become a specialty care campus in Troy.
Nathan and Catherine Forbes were honorary captains during a 2015 Michigan Football game and are pictured on the field at Michigan Stadium with several players.
News Release

Gift launches new sports medicine institute at Michigan Medicine

A gift from Nathan and Catherine Forbes, longtime supporters of the University of Michigan, will establish an interdisciplinary institute to advance sports medicine, orthopaedic, and physical medicine and rehabilitative care, research, and education.
Kenneth Eisenberg and the late Frances Eisenberg
News Release

$40 million gift supports Michigan Medicine’s new specialty care facility in Troy and mental health research

A $40 million gift to Michigan Medicine from the Eisenberg Foundation will be honored with the naming of a center for specialty care that will be built in Troy, and will support depression prevention research.
Three white men are standing in front of a window. They are facing forward and smiling.
Medicine at Michigan

$11.5 million fuels innovation in sight-saving research

James Grosfeld has given $11.5 million to Michigan Medicine for research related to dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD).
Illustration of a large hand helping a researcher cross a chasm
Medicine at Michigan

Turning "a-ha" moments into big breakthroughs

The period between laboratory success and commercialization is often called "the valley of death." At Michigan Medicine, many organizations exist to help get physicians' and researchers' brilliant ideas across the chasm.
Medicine at Michigan

$7.6 Million Gift Launches New Lung Cancer Research Initiative

Researchers will work to find alternative treatments for non-small cell lung cancers that have become resistant to standard treatment
Medicine at Michigan

A Visionary Legacy

Paul and Carolyn Lichter make generous plans for the future.
Medicine at Michigan

$2 Million for Front-Line Health Care Workers

Generous donations support COVID-19 philanthropy
Medicine at Michigan

Taking on a Pandemic

U-M researchers are in high gear
Medicine at Michigan

Philanthropic Vision

Supporting research to advance treatment and prevention of the world's second-leading cause of blindness