Support Our Research
Making a Donation
A gift to the Stanford Division of Nephrology will support kidney research and education. Donations are vital to the achievement of our work, and are greatly appreciated.
For questions about giving, please contact:
Medical Center Development
Phone: (650) 725-2504
Email: medicalgiving@stanford.edu
Website: medicalgiving.stanford.edu
Stanford University is a non-profit organization and gifts are tax deductible.
A Map of Hope
Collaborating to find solutions for kidney stones
The story of a unique partnership formed when a patient collaborates with a physician-researcher, Dr. Alan Pao, at Stanford. Working together, they combine the power of philanthropy and science to create new solutions that address the suffering caused by chronic kidney stones.
Donate via Check
A gift to the Kidney Clinical Research Department will support kidney research.
To make a donation to kidney research via check, please make your check payable to:
Stanford University and enclose a letter stating: "the donation is a gift to be used for the Kidney Clinical Research Department"
Donations can be mailed to:
Development Services
P.O. Box 20466
Stanford, CA 94309
For further assistance, you can contact Development Services directly, or reach out to a member of our administrative team.
Donate Online
Donations can be made online via Stanford's Make a Gift site.
Follow these simple steps to direct the gift to the Nephrology division, program, or Faculty member of your choice.
- Under “Direct your gift” choose “Other Stanford Designation” from the drop-down menu.
- An “Other” text box will open. Add “The Med/Nephrology Division” to that text box.
- You can write out more details in the text box as well, however, aren’t required to say more. Here’s an example: “The Med/Nephrology Division general fund to support ongoing education, research & other needs.”
- To donate to a specific Faculty Member in Nephrology or a specific program, be sure to include the Faculty member’s full name, such as “Glenn M. Chertow, MD in the Nephrology Division.”