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inCircleGiving You Believe In: Share Your Reasons for Philanthropy
Tell us why you like to give and what kinds of charities you support. Then we'll tell you how U-M research, teaching and other activities are having an impact on the causes you believe in. By sharing your story you'll be joining a community of fellow U-M philanthropists who support a broad culture of giving.
Want to see which causes other U-M donors are supporting? Take a look at the most recent articles and donor stories.
Maize and Blue win lots of gold, silver and bronze in Beijing
U-M certainly left its mark on the 2008 Olympics in a variety of sports, with 22 athletes, four coaches and an athletic trainer taking part in the Beijing games--and winning 12 Olympic medals.
Mercury levels in polar bears reveal a growing threat to human health
Chemicals like mercury, a toxic byproduct of fossil-fuel combustion, are accumulating rapidly in the polar North, and their presence there says something about the health of our planet, and of its inhabitants.
Gene-environment interaction
If diseases were caused by single genes, it might be simple to design targeted interventions. But most diseases result from the complex interplay of genes and the environment, and that makes things tricky, says UM SPH biostatistician Bhramar Mukherjee.
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