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NCABR

N.C. Association for Biomedical Research

NCABR Giving

Giving to NCABR is a tradition as old as our association. Founded in 1989, NCABR has evolved alongside the bioscience research that we steadfastly share with North Carolinians, thanks, in part, to the generosity of friends of science who make NCABR a philanthropic priority.

In short, charitable giving allows NCABR to exist at-the-ready to tackle new projects and to continuously provide support for and promote public understanding of bioscience research.

Gifts of every size matter and are used to support NCABR’s mission. With your permission, all gifts will be recognized.

Giving levels denote cumulative giving within the NCABR fiscal year of July 1 through June 30.

There are many meaningful ways to support NCABR. Your gift can be given:

  • To help NCABR fulfill its mission;
  • In honor of a member of the bioscience community in North Carolina and beyond, or a K-12 science teacher; or
  • In memory of a member of the bioscience community in North Carolina and beyond, or a K-12 science teacher.

Don’t forget – make your gift go twice as far! Matching gifts from your employer are a great way to leverage additional dollars to support NCABR. Please check with your company to see if they offer matching gifts, or let us know if we can assist you with this process.

NCABR is a 501(c) (3) not-for-profit organization, and all gifts are tax-exempt.

Give to NCABR

Giving Levels

1989 Society: $5,000 and Greater
Chairman’s Circle: $2,500 – $4,999
President’s Club: $1,000 – $2,499
Science & Society Champions: $500 – $999
NCABR Patrons: $150 – $499
NCABR Supporters: Up to $149

Make a program contribution

Each year, NCABR provides organizations with opportunities to support a variety of science education and outreach programs. Opportunities include:

  • ‍Rx for Science Literacy professional development workshops for K–12 educators
  • ‍Bridging the Gap K-16 STEM education conferences for stakeholders seeking to fortify and diversify the STEM workforce pipelines in North Carolina
  • Professional development programs for the research community.

To make a contribution in support of an existing or new program, please email Suzanne Wilkison, NCABR President, at swilkison@ncabr.org.

NCABR Donors for FY 2025-26
(Years in parentheses indicate consecutive years of giving.)

1989 Society ($5,000 and Greater)

  • William Wilkison (12)

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Chairman’s Circle ($2,500 – $4,999)

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President’s Club ($1,000 – $2,499)

  • Susan Appt (2)
  • Jeff Everitt (5)

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Science & Society Champions ($500 – $999)

  • Tonya Hargett (10)
  • Bradford Walters (10)

NCABR Patrons ($150 – $499)

  • Herbert Amyx (20+)
  • Randy Bollinger (20+)
  • Robert Lowman (15)
  • Mary Ann McCrackin (1)
  • Karen Oppelt (6)
  • Marlena Westcott (9)

NCABR Supporters (Up to $149)

  • Craig Fletcher (6)
  • Anna Hampton (5)
  • Ron Hines (1)
  • Yvette Huet (3)
  • Brenda Summers (17)
  • Jenora Waterman (1)
  • Suzanne Wilkison (20+)
  • Helen Williams (17)