Welcome to the home base for all things giving at UWS! Peruse the information below or don’t hesitate to directly withAmy Lodholz, Director of Donor Relations – 503-847-2556, [email protected]Your philanthropic support brings excellent, whole-person care to patients world-wide.
Thank you for partnering with UWS to strengthen the future of evidence-informed health sciences education and whole-person, integrated health care.
Your generous, tax-deductible gift to any UWS fund is an investment in the excellence and success of our students, our world-wide community of caring practitioners and, of course, their patients.
Amy Lodholz
Director of Donor Relations
Phone: giving – 503-847-2574 | direct – 503-847-2556
Email: [email protected]
Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
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