WHERE TO GIVE
Give Where You Think It Matters Most
Every gift to SCNM is truly appreciated with the most common gift being to the College’s unrestricted fund to be applied to the area of greatest need. Gifts may also be designated in a variety of ways to advance naturopathic medical education at the college, provide medical services at the SCNM Medical Center, or assist in our mission to serve our community through our Community Collaboration Medical Sites listed below.
Giving to the College
Gifts to the College are used to advance naturopathic medicine by providing:
- Funds for the area of greatest need at the College
- Enhancing specific program opportunities
- Expanding naturopathic research
- Scholarships for new and continuing students
- President’s Circle Click here
Giving to the SCNM Medical Center
- Assisting to provide indigent care
- Funding the Medical Center Building Campaign
- Purchase or maintaining equipment
- Purchasing needed supplies
Giving to Support SCNM Community Clinics
The mission of SCNM is to provide underserved and indigent people of Arizona with quality natural health care. Each year SCNM funds student physicians, residents and community collaboration clinics helping over 18,000 people directly. SCNM student physicians and resident doctors currently provide care for children and adults through eight clinical collaborations.
Arizona Pathways
Drug and substance abuse treatment |
Guadalupe Family Health Center
Family Practice |
Hamilton Elementary School Clinic
Pediatrics and adult care to low income families in the Murphy School District |
Mission of Mercy
Mobile medical care to uninsured, working poor, and the homeless |
Royal Assisted Living
Holistic treatment center for drug and alcohol addiction |
Sojourner Center
Domestic violence shelter for women and children |
Southwest Center for HIV-AIDS
HIV/AIDS infectious disease treatment |
World Addiction & Health Institute
Addiction rehabilitation |
If you have a specific area of interest not listed contact the Advancement Office (480) 222-9229.
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Dr. Waters in collaboration with ASU will be one of the research programs celebrated at the WUFC Arizona Centennial Cancer Research Fundraiser February 2, 6:30 to 9:30 pm at the Arizona Biltmore
2012 Botanical Medicine in Tempe, AZ. Register before March 6th for large discount!
CEO, Paul Mittman, N.D., Ed.D., presented Dr. Hughes Ph.D. an honorary degree at the winter 2011 commencement.
Students spent the last two days of orientation in a “Healthy Communication Workshop” with Dr. Kirschner
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