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Dr. James Broach and Dr. Zachary Simmons are seen talking in the Institute for Personalized Medicine at Penn State College of Medicine. Illustrations of human figures made from DNA are visible on the walls.

Institute for Personalized Medicine: Ways to Give

Support the IPM

Make a secure, tax-deductible donation online

Personalized medicine offers the promise of earlier interventions, more efficient drug development, better medical outcomes and improved diagnosis for patients. But these medical advancements require time and money. We need your help.

To learn more about specific initiatives you can support to help the Institute for Personalized Medicine, please contact Kelly A. Altland, Chief Development Officer for Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center and College of Medicine, at 717-531-8456.

A tax-deductible contribution to Penn State Institute for Personalized Medicine benefits work in precision medicine, both now and in the future.

You can make a secure, tax-deductible donation online through the Development and Alumni Relations website.

Four members of the Institute for Personalized Medicine are pictured in a lab, including Director Dr. James Broach, third from right. Broach is holding a white sculpture of the word breakthrough. Another researcher in the picture is holding a laboratory sample.

Supporting Penn State Institute for Personalized Medicine means funding breakthroughs in treatment targeted at the individual genetic level.