We are pleased to announce that Duke Health Development and Alumni Affairs Office recently moved into three temporary spaces; two in downtown Durham and one on Duke campus.
We are working on permanent space planning and expect that we will be in this temporary arrangement for up to a year. We will continue to post updates on our website.
If you would like to make a gift to Duke Health, please use our secure website: gifts.duke.edu/dukehealth, or call 919-385-3100 for assistance.
If you would like to send a check, you may send your gift to:
Duke University
300 W. Morgan Street, Suite 1200
Durham, NC 27701
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Thank you for your support of Duke Health.
Updated July 23, 2019
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We live in a time of unprecedented potential in biomedical science, education, technology, population and community health, and health care delivery. As one of the world’s foremost academic health enterprises, Duke Health integrates the Duke University School of Medicine, Duke University School of Nursing, Duke University Health System, and health programs across the university. Duke Health advances these frontiers through state-of-the-art clinical care, health promotion and disease prevention, breakthrough basic and clinical research, and educational experiences that prepare the next generation of health leaders. Every donor is an important partner in that work, and every gift plays a role in helping Duke Health and its constituent units advance health together.
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