When the university began planning for the $250 million Timeless Values, Pioneering Solutions Campaign, we knew that the success of this far-reaching endeavor would depend on a dedicated cadre of committed and well-connected volunteers. Collectively you and your fellow volunteers are the campaign’s engine, the advocates who propel UTMB forward by linking us with potential benefactors in communities throughout the state and leading with the example of your own generosity.

UTMB takes seriously its responsibility as a public trust. For more than 110 years, the university has pushed forward the frontiers of biomedical knowledge, has cultivated generations of health care pioneers and has remained a source of exceptional clinical care, particularly for medically underserved and vulnerable populations throughout the state.

Building on that tradition, the Timeless Values, Pioneering Solutions Campaign is about the right ideas at the right time. The campaign reflects UTMB at its best, capitalizing on the strength of programs that are among the most respected of their kind in the world; it responds to pressing societal needs, striving to transform health care in Texas and beyond. It thrives at the crossroads of opportunity, where the investment of philanthropic partners can make a crucial difference.

Below are some one-page facts sheets, magazine article reprints and general resources that you can print out and use when talking to potential supporters.

Thank you for your commitment to UTMB and sharing our goals of improving healthcare for the citizens of Texas, now and for years to come.

General Information

One Page Fact Sheets
	Frequently Asked Questions
	Volunteer Roles & Responsibilities
	Ways to Give
	The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston Fact Sheet

Access

One Page Fact Sheets
	UTMB Emergency Medicine Level I Trauma Center
	UTMB’s Preventive Medicine and Community Health Program
	UTMB: History’s leader in burns treatment
Article Reprints
	Medical Mission: Wearing white lab coats and clutching stethoscopes, UTMB students take health care to the state’s—and nation’s—poorest immigrants
	A Safety Net with Soul: Each year, with UTMB student and faculty volunteers, St. Vincent’s House provides basic medical care for about 2,000 medically indigent islanders.
	Telemedicine on Ice: When a heart attack struck in the harsh Antarctic winter, a UTMB cardiologist made a virtual house call.

Biodefense

One Page Fact Sheets
	Western Regional Center of Excellence for Biodefense and Emerging Infectious Diseases Research
	Biodefense and Infectious Diseases Research
	Biosafety Level 4 Laboratory (BSL4) Overview
	UTMB’s Galveston National Laboratory

Education

Article Reprints
	Medical Mission: Wearing white lab coats and clutching stethoscopes, UTMB students take health care to the state’s— and nation’s—poorest immigrants
One Page Fact Sheets
	UTMB’s Impact in the Austin Area

Longevity

Article Reprints
	ACE-ing Elder Care: UTMB’s Acute Care for Elders Unit aims to boost patients’ quality of life and shorten hospital stays
	Paradigm Shift: Broken spinal cords can’t be fixed, the dogma said. UTMB researchers are proving that belief false and aiming to help the paralyzed feel, walk and lose their chronic pain.
	The Germ of an Idea: How Claudio Soto set out on a path that might cure Alzheimer’s disease
One Page Fact Sheets
	Acute Care for Elders (ACE) Unit
	Connecting With Hope
	The Stark Diabetes Center