Make a Gift – Donate to CU Gynecologic Oncology
Ready to make a lasting difference in the lives of cancer patients—today and for generations to come? Your gift to CU Anschutz Gynecologic Oncology supports leading‑edge patient care, innovative research, and vital training and education programs at one of the nation’s most comprehensive cancer centers.
Groundbreaking discoveries and compassionate patient services at University of Colorado Anschutz Gynecologic Oncology are made possible, in part, through generous one‑time and recurring, tax‑deductible donations.
Join us in the fight against cancer and help advance women’s health by making a gift to one of the funds below.
Donating to CU Anschutz Gynecologic Oncology
There are two ways you can make your contribution.
Payroll Deduction (for Faculty and Staff)
If you are a CU Anschutz employee, you can easily make your generous contribution as a deduction from your monthly paycheck, either before or after tax.
- Simply navigate to the Payroll Deduction webpage.
- Use the "I would like to", drop down menu and choose "Establish a new monthly payroll deduction gift."
- Fill out the online form.
- Under Gift Details, type or copy/paste in your designated fund name in the "Fund" box. (Full fund names and fund descriptions are listed on the Giving Options tab).
- Enter the amount that you would like to have deducted on a monthly basis.
- Add any comments you like.
- Check the box to authorize the payroll deduction.
Credit Card Gift (for All Donors)
Make your contribution safely and securely, either as a one-time or recurring gift. Navigate to our CU giving page and complete the form. Under the "Gift Designation" drop down, select the first option of "Other — Write in where you'd like to direct your gift" and type or copy/paste in your designated fund name. The full fund names are:
- Emily McClintock Addlesperger Endowed Chair in Ovarian Cancer
- Gynecologic Oncology Endowed Fellowship Fund
- Gynecologic Oncology Fellowship Fund
- Gynecologic Oncology Fund
- LeBert-Suess Family Endowed Professorship in Ovarian Cancer Research
For more information, and to discuss giving options please contact Hayley Nelson in the Office of Advancement.
The CU Anschutz Cancer Center Difference
You're in expert hands with our Gynecologic Oncology team.
Studies show that patients with gynecologic cancers experience better outcomes and higher survival rates when treated by a gynecologic oncologist, especially at the start of care.
The University of Colorado Anschutz Cancer Center is one of only 26 centers nationwide designated by the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN), an alliance of leading cancer centers committed to setting the highest standards in patient care.
As an NCCN member, CU Anschutz Gynecologic Oncology offers patients access to the latest technologies, innovative treatments, and clinical expertise, all delivered with compassionate, personalized care.
Treating Cancers at CU Anschutz
CU Anschutz Ovarian Cancer Innovations Group (OCIG)
Committed to advancing research, prevention, and early detection of ovarian cancer, the OCIG team brings together a diverse team of researchers, clinicians, and innovators dedicated to combating this disease.
The CU Anschutz Cancer Center Difference
You're in expert hands with our Gynecologic Oncology team.
Studies show that patients with gynecologic cancers experience better outcomes and higher survival rates when treated by a gynecologic oncologist, especially at the start of care.
The University of Colorado Anschutz Cancer Center is one of only 26 centers nationwide designated by the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN), an alliance of leading cancer centers committed to setting the highest standards in patient care.
As an NCCN member, CU Anschutz Gynecologic Oncology offers patients access to the latest technologies, innovative treatments, and clinical expertise, all delivered with compassionate, personalized care.
Treating Cancers at CU Anschutz
CU Anschutz Ovarian Cancer Innovations Group (OCIG)
Committed to advancing research, prevention, and early detection of ovarian cancer, the OCIG team brings together a diverse team of researchers, clinicians, and innovators dedicated to combating this disease.