Houston Methodist Hospital Foundation

Leading Medicine With You

For more than a century, Houston Methodist has stood as a beacon of healing, hope and innovation. As one of the nation’s top academic medical centers, we are committed to delivering on a promise of unparalleled safety, pioneering research and compassionate care to every patient, every day.

At the heart of this mission are our donors — people just like you.

When you give, you help fuel the breakthroughs that save lives, the education that trains tomorrow’s medical leaders and the care that comforts families in their most vulnerable moments. Together, we are leading medicine — one gift, one discovery, one life at a time.

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Thank you for considering a gift to Houston Methodist. Together, we are changing the course of medicine and clinical care in Houston and beyond.

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Questions? Please contact Houston Methodist Hospital Foundation at 832.667.5816 or donor@houstonmethodist.org

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Unparalleled Partners

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Unparalleled Partners

Jerold B. Katz Foundation Elevates Research
Science is full of unknowns. Houston Methodist physicians and scientists appointed to the Jerold B. Katz Academy of Translational Research search for answers to these and other medical mysteries to help make life longer — and healthier — for us all. Read the full story.
Day in the Life of a Subspecialist in Training
A little before 7 a.m., pulmonary and critical care fellow Dr. Chidinma Ejikeme works with an anesthesiologist to set up equipment and supplies for the first patient of the day. Learn how Dr. Ejikeme and other junior attending physicians prepare to tackle health care’s toughest challenges through rigorous education, training and mentorship at Houston Methodist. Read the full story.
A Family Tradition of Giving Back

The unique bond between grandparent and grandchild transcends both age and time. Such is the story of Eric Brueggeman and his beloved late grandmother, Janice Hood Barrow, who instilled in him a love of music and a passion for the impact of charitable giving. Read the full story.
Donors Invest in the Physician Workforce

It’s an acronym that will help determine the future of health care in America. GME, short for graduate medical education, is the requisite clinical education that follows on the heels of medical school graduation. And it is in jeopardy. Read the full story.