Giving Priorities
Our Vision for the Future Is Clear
Cleveland Clinic dedicated the last century to transforming healthcare for patients around the world. We will spend the next century tackling the toughest challenges of today and tomorrow, developing the boldest ideas and providing the most innovative solutions to change even more lives.
Your support will play an essential role in helping us advance medical research, expand health education and improve our communities. The next 100 years look bright because of donors like you.
Advancing Research and Discoveries
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The Cleveland Clinic Brain Study
The Cleveland Clinic Brain Study is a first-of-its-kind, 20-year neurological research project aimed at predicting, preventing and treating neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer’s disease, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s and epilepsy. The study will track biomarkers in the brains and bodies of at-risk individuals — before symptoms appear and before a diagnosis is made. This long-term initiative will enlist physicians, scientists and researchers from across Cleveland Clinic’s global health system. It will compile decades of data from up to 200,000 participants and give us the information we need to find a cure.
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Prevention of the World's #1 Killer: Heart Disease
Our first century of care focused on treating acute cardiovascular conditions and saving lives hanging in the balance. Now we are intent on understanding why people develop cardiovascular disease and knowing how to prevent it from ever happening at all.
Expanding Access to Care
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A New Neurological Institute
The future Neurological Institute on our main campus in Cleveland will bring together clinical care and research programs that are currently spread across eight facilities. Our new, one-million-square-foot, consolidated building will feature the most advanced technology and house care teams in various neuroscience subspecialties to enable a new level of clinical collaboration and individualized treatment planning.
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Palm Beach Expansion
A new hospital on Australian Avenue next to Clear Lake will feature approximately 150-200 inpatient beds. It will include an emergency department with unparalleled technologies and treatments. A broad range of specialties will be provided with the flexibility to adapt and add specialty care as the needs of the Palm Beach community evolve.
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The Global Peak Performance Center
The Global Peak Performance Center (GPPC) will transform the world’s understanding of human athletic performance. For both professional and everyday athletes, the GPPC will provide leading-edge insights — from advanced biometrics to predictive analytics for injury and disease — helping them gain a competitive edge, maximize their human potential and lead healthier lives.
Transforming Health Through Innovation
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The Cleveland Innovation District
The Cleveland Innovation District gives scientists, clinicians and students the space and resources they need to translate discoveries into real-world solutions for patients. The district has already created research-based jobs, providing career development opportunities for healthcare professionals and features leading-edge facilities and technology.
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The CEO Transformation Fund
The CEO Transformation Fund provides resources for Tom Mihaljevic, MD, Chief Executive Officer and President and Morton L. Mandel CEO Chair of Cleveland Clinic, to be creative, nimble and proactive in working to meet current and emergent needs of patients across our global health system. Gifts of all sizes to the fund collectively impact Cleveland Clinic's mission of caring for life, researching for health and educating those who serve.
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Catalyst Grants
Cleveland Clinic’s Catalyst Grants empower caregivers to turn innovative ideas into reality, improving patient care, medical advancements, and community wellness. Every dollar donated has an immediate impact, helping caregivers pioneer breakthroughs that often evolve into permanent programs supported by departmental budgets, foundations, or the NIH. Even small gifts can drive lasting change in healthcare.
