Making A Gift

For over 50 years, the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine has:

• Taught students, residents, and post-doctorate fellows to be highly competent and caring physicians, psychologists, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and prosthetists & orthotists.
• Treated and consulted with hundreds of patients with different medical conditions, diseases and injuries.
• Conducted research that leads to improved health and function for individuals who have experienced illness or injury.

If you would like to make a contribution to the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine please review the list of our Departmental Funds via the UW Foundation website and make your gift online. You may also contact our Development Officer for the complete list.

Our Priority Funds

• Occupational Therapy Education and Training Fund
  By giving to this fund, you will support teaching and training programs for graduate students in occupational therapy.


• Physical Therapy Education and Training Fund
  By giving to this fund, you will support teaching and training programs for graduate students in physical therapy.


• Doctor of Physical Therapy Scholarship Fund
  By giving to this fund, you will help us provide scholarships for students within the Doctor of Physical Therapy Graduate education program.


• PhD Program in Rehabilitation Science Education and Training Fund
  By giving to this fund, you will provide partial support for an array of critical student-centered needs in the PhD Program in Rehabilitation Science including tuition support and costs associated with student research.


• Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Resident Education and Training Fund
  To support resident and education training in the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, including equipment, subscriptions and travel.


• Prosthetics and Orthotics Education and Training Fund
  To support the education and training of students earning a degree in prosthetics and orthotics.


• Walter C. and Anita C. Stolov Endowed Research Fund
  To support student and resident research projects in the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine.


• Wilbert Fordyce, Ph.D. Endowed Fund
  To provide support for Rehab Medicine including lectures and other activities that facilitate communication and colllaboration between faculty and scientists who study pain and behavioral Rehab Medicine.


• Rehabilitation Medicine Residency Director Endowed Professorship
  Gifts to this fund will help the residency director continue to direct and enhance the department's residency program, the third largest in the country.

Contact Us:

If you would prefer to contact us directly to contribute, please contact our development officer:

Gloria Chien
Director for Annual Giving
UW Medicine Advancement
Phone: 206.543.5878
gchien@uw.edu

Thank You!