- Chairman's Message message from Alva L. Mayes, Jr., M.D. ('56), Chairman of the MCGF Board
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- Annual Report 2010 MCGF annual report
- How to Make a Gift
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what we do
We measure our success by a donor's ability to transform lives through support of the education, research and service of the Medical College of Georgia. Your gifts to MCG make it possible to establish scholarships and fellowships that attract the brightest students, and to create endowed chairs and professorships, which help bring top researchers and educators to MCG. And as a separate 501(c)(3) organization, the Foundation can work directly with donors on their funding priorities, honor their intent, and ensure their privacy while they support the Medical College of Georgia.
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foundation investments return excellent in 2011
During the 2010-11 fiscal year, the Foundation saw its investments return over 21.4%, and our endowment pool increased from $102 million to over $123 million. The Foundation’s assets have eclipsed $139 million, and we turned over nearly $4 million to the Georgia Health Sciences University during the year.
2011 Annual report
The Board sees these partnerships as critical to the growth of the institution as well as the growth of medical education in the State. The Foundation is committed to assisting Dr. Azziz with making possible the vision to establish the GHSU as a globally recognized research university and academic health center, while transforming the region into a health care and biomedical research destination.

