As Oregon’s academic health and research center, OHSU is playing a leadership role in the statewide response to the global COVID-19 pandemic. With your help, we can better ensure that OHSU’s health care providers have the resources they need to stop the spread of this disease and care for those who are infected.
Thanks to donors like you, we have already accomplished so much.
At OHSU, we’re working tirelessly to make this pandemic history. And we know that you’re making sacrifices to keep everyone in our community safe. When we act as one, we will persevere.
Meet some of OHSU’s health care heroes on the frontlines of the COVID-19 response.
Philanthropic support can increase our capacity to diagnose, treat and prevent COVID-19 and prepare for future infectious disease outbreaks.
We have created a new fund for donations to support the most urgent needs related to OHSU’s COVID-19 preparedness and response. These funds will be used flexibly by OHSU leadership to address the highest-priority needs in the coming weeks.
Philanthropic support has been crucial to helping OHSU health care teams respond to COVID-19, serve patients and flatten the curve. Donors' gifts helped OHSU launch a testing lab from scratch in just 14 days and build a hotline available to people across Oregon.
OHSU is on the front line of responding to COVID-19. Visit our news hub to learn more about our contributions to the global response and for COVID-19 updates within the OHSU community.
Nike leaders donate $7 million to support OHSU's COVID-19 response
Gift strengthens statewide care network, supports operational readiness, builds capacity for diagnostic testing in Oregon.
Morris-Singer Foundation donates $1.6 million
Gift establishes COVID-19 hotline and telemedicine services for primary care. Patients who call clinics will have the option to be directly routed to a COVID-19 hotline.
Mary and Ryan Finley donate $3 million to Legacy Health, OHSU to combat COVID-19
The Finley family’s generosity comes at a time when hospitals and health care professionals are racing to keep up with growing demand for life-saving services.
OHSU is partnering with the State of Oregon to help get Oregonians back to work and school safely. Read about the Key to Oregon study, which will enroll 100,000 randomly selected Oregonians.
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