Charitable Giving

Begun in 1787 by a group of Philadelphia physicians, the College of Physicians of Philadelphia is one of the nation's oldest medical societies. Its founding purpose was to create better physicians to better serve the public. Today, the College is a non-profit educational and cultural institution dedicated to the same guiding principles. Building bridges between a distinguished past and the challenges of a complex future, the College has adopted RELEVANCE as the key descriptor of its programs. The College of Physicians of Philadelphia depends on its Fellows and friends to support the fulfillment of its mission:

To advance the cause of health and uphold the ideals and heritage of medicine.

Ways of Giving

• Samuel Lewis Circle
• Gifts of Cash - Annual Giving
• Gifts of Securities
• Gifts of Real Estate
• Charitable Remainder Trusts
• Charitable Lead Trusts
• Pooled Life Income Fund
• Gifts of Literary works, Artwork
  *Items intended by the donor to become part of the College's   permanent collection
  *Items intended by the donor to be sold to benefit the College
• Naming the College as a Beneficiary of a Life Insurance Policy
• Naming the College as a Beneficiary of a Retirement Account

Please contact Ellen Freda, Director of Development, at 215-563-3737 x259 or efreda@collphyphil.org.