The Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland Clinic Health Education Campus could not exist without the innovative ideas of our leadership, faculty and students—and the generosity of donors like you.
But we still need your assistance in supporting the educational opportunities the Health Education Campus can provide.
To support the Health Education Campus, you can make a gift online.
Meet Some Of Our Generous Supporters
Sheila and Eric Samson
Their very generous gift named the Health Education Campus’ centerpiece building in their honor. Learn about the Samsons.
Mt. Sinai Health Care Foundation and the Cleveland Foundation
To launch Case Western Reserve and Cleveland Clinic’s quest to build a joint medical education building, which later expanded to an interprofessional health education campus, each foundation committed $10 million. Find out about the major gifts.
Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation and the Mandel Supporting Foundations
Their $8 million grant will support a conference center as well as wellness and preventive care education. Learn about the Mandels’ gift.
Medical Mutual of Ohio
The health insurance company supported the Case Western Reserve and Cleveland Clinic project with a $5 million gift.
Sam Miller
Cleveland Clinic board member and Case Western Reserve alumnus Sam Miller pledged $5 million to the Health Education Campus.
Third Federal Foundation, in Partnership with the Marc A. and Rhonda L. Stefanski Foundation
Through a $5 million gift, the campus will be home to a center dedicated to community health education. Read about the gift.
The Timken Company Charitable Trust
The $5 million commitment will create a center that includes multiple classrooms with advanced technology designed to support active, engaged learning.
Constance and James W. Brown
Shortly after the announcement of a potential new building project with Cleveland Clinic, the Browns committed $3.5 million to the effort. Learn about the Browns.
Oreste "Russ" Zanni
In recognition of the late alumnus’s $3 million bequest, the periodontal clinic will bear Zanni’s name. Learn about the dental graduate.
The Ralph T. and Esther L. Warburton Foundation
The foundation committed $2.27 million in scholarship funding for students studying medicine, nursing and dental medicine. Read about the scholarship support.
The Callahan Foundation
Case Western Reserve University trustee Tim Callahan’s family foundation made a $2 million gift to support the project. Find out about the gift.
The Keybank Foundation
A $2 million gift aims to expand minority fellowship and interprofessional education, including the Student Run Free Clinic. Learn about the KeyBank gift.
Henry Schein Co.
The health care product and services provider committed $2 million toward the Health Education Campus.
Michael and Ruth Eppig
Alumnus Michael D. Eppig, MD, and his wife, Ruth, gave $1.5 million to the project in 2012—among the first gifts toward a new building. Read about the Eppigs’ support.
State of Ohio
$1 million in funding from the state’s capital bill supports investments in educational technology on the campus. See details on the state award.
Join Them
We’ve come a long way in just a few years—bringing the idea for a medical education building to the reality of an expanded, 477,000-square-foot, interprofessional Health Education Campus.
But there’s still work to do to make sure our medical, nursing, dental medicine, physician assistant and social work students, faculty and staff have an educational experience that will make an impact on patient care.