Honoring a Legacy with Gratitude
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Philanthropy often tells a story of gratitude across generations—a commitment to seeing the memory of loved ones make a difference in the world. This is the story of donors like Julie and Sir Martin Franklin, who amplified the impactful legacy of her father by making a $3.75 million gift to create the Dr. Ronald B. Hinds Department of Medicine Endowed Chair. The chair celebrates Ronald's love for the Miller School and his dedication to medicine, and will preserve his memory for generations to come.
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A Legacy From Tragedy
June 24 marked the third anniversary of the Surfside condominium collapse that killed 98 people, including Richard and Maria Teresa Rovirosa. Now, their family remembers their legacy with a gift to the Children's Hearing Program.
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Accelerating Cancer Research
The Pap Corps Champions for Cancer Research presented a ceremonial check for $3.9 million to Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, continuing a remarkable seven decade relationship.
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Supporting the best and the brightest
Four Miller School faculty members, whose research is supported by philanthropy, were recently elected to a prestigious national group.
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University of Miami Medicine Magazine - Remembering Riley
Ali Nathan, B.S.C. ’03, and her father, Bob Denholtz, B.B.A. ’71, honor Ali's late daughter, Riley, through Riley's Dance Fund. This fund is dedicated to supporting Pankaj Agrawal, M.D., and his work in understanding and treating rare genetic diseases that affect newborns and children.
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U Miami Medicine Podcast
Elizabeth Grieg, M.D. '10, and her team deploy to areas hard-hit by disaster to provide medical care and other essential services in devastated communities. As the co-director of the Global Institute at the Miller School of Medicine, she explains where she finds courage amid chaos.
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Watch the newest UHealth location in Doral go up in real time. This six-story, 150,000-square-foot UHealth facility is modeled after the health system’s flagship Lennar Foundation Medical Center in Coral Gables. The state-of-the-art facility is set to open in September 2024, bringing specialized care, hope and healing to South Florida patients.
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“I wanted to do something to honor my father, and it feels right to pay tribute to him and his memory at the University of Miami. My father loved Miami and the University and, to me and my husband Martin, the two are tied together like the roots of a tree from which all the branches grow.”
Julie Franklin
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