The Johns Hopkins Division of Endocrinology is dedicated to helping patients live successful and fulfilling lives despite the struggles of living with diabetes, thyroid disease, and other endocrine disorders. Our goal is to identify the causes of different kinds of endocrine disorders and discover improved treatments. To this end, we are actively engaged in groundbreaking research. We also remain committed to the education and care of those who suffer from these often life-altering conditions.
How can you help?
- Make a charitable contribution to our general fund or a specific project (please contact us to learn more about particular research activities that are worthy of support) .
- If you would like, you can make a gift in honor of a physician or in memory of a loved one.
- Include the Division Endocrinology in your estate plans by contacting the Johns Hopkins University Office of Gift Planning at (800) 548-1268 or (410) 516-7954 .
- Designate the Division of Endocrinology as the recipient of your United Way gift.
How can your charitable contribution make a difference?
Philanthropy…….
- Allows our scientists and physicians to move closer to discovering better treatments, improving and prolonging life, and finding a cure by providing funding for novel projects
- Gives us the tools to expand the knowledge of our patients to improve their quality of life
- Helps us to purchase important equipment and supplies for our laboratories
- -Supports the training of future clinical and scientific leaders in the field
How can you make a financial gift?
Tax-deductible donations supporting the work of the John Hopkins Division of Endocrinology can be sent to the following address:
Johns Hopkins Division of Endocrinology and Metabolism, Development, 1830 East Monument Street, Suite 333, Baltimore, MD 21287
All gifts are meaningful. Checks should be made payable to Johns Hopkins University with Endocrinology noted. We are grateful for your support!
Or, you may choose to make your gift with a credit card using our secure online giving form.
Questions?
Please call us at (410) 955-3921 or the Development Office at (410) 550-4098.
