Giving Does Good
Your Gift Advances the Breakthroughs of Tomorrow and Changes Lives Today
Gratitude. What drives us to count blessings and give thanks? "The Gratitude Sessions" bring givers and receivers together in open, inspiring discussions. Strangers become friends. Gratitude unites us in shared humanity. Watch at cle.clinic/GratitudeSessions to see the full episodes and photos.
Why Give to Cleveland Clinic?
Clear vision:
With the help of philanthropic partners like you, we tackle the toughest challenges in healthcare. Our breakthroughs from your generosity benefit patients around the world, now and in the future. Learn more about our giving priorities.
Groundbreaking work:
Advanced Alzheimer’s research. A breast cancer vaccine now in trials. More effective treatments for children with ADHD. These are just a few of the impactful innovations made possible by your donations. Together, we will continue to support Cleveland Clinic’s world-leading researchers, scientists and clinicians — because this is where your gift goes the furthest.
Direct impact:
100% of your gift directly supports our mission to advance healthcare through patient care, research and education. Our unique model means your philanthropic dollars do not pay for operating costs.
Personal giving:
Contribute to a cause close to your heart. We have many ways to donate, so it’s easy to make a donation that’s meaningful for you and your family. Donate online or choose from our other ways to give, such as hosting a community fundraiser, making a planned gift or becoming a virtual VeloSano fundraiser.
How You Make a Difference
Stories of How Giving Does Good
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Anatomy of a Moment
In any given day, there are 1,440 minutes. This is a true story about one of them. On October 10, 2024, at precisely 10:10 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time, across four countries, four time zones and three continents we captured a single moment in the life of Cleveland Clinic.
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VeloSano 2025 Registration is Open!
VeloSano is a year-round fundraising movement to fund lifesaving, innovative cancer research at Cleveland Clinic. Learn how you can get involved today.
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Join us for the 4th Annual Derby Day
Be a part of the most exciting two minutes in sports and support the life-changing work happening at Cleveland Clinic Children’s.
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Transforming Pediatric Emergency Care
Imagine a world where autism can be detected years earlier — Autism Eyes is making that a reality. Learn how strategic philanthropy, research, and innovation is transforming healthcare for the benefit of patients and their families.
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Check out the all-new Trike & Bike
Trike & Bike is more than just a fun bike ride for kids — it's part of the VeloSano movement and empowers young riders to fundraise for pediatric cancer research. This year, we're introducing an entirely new Trike & Bike experience. 100% of dollars raised by Junior Riders supports pediatric cancer research at Cleveland Clinic Children’s.
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Nonprofit ‘Lights the Lamp’ for Hockey Moms
As a volunteer-run nonprofit organization, the Hockey Mom Founation honors hockey moms everywhere by raising funds to further cancer research and the care of cancer patients. Cleveland Clinic has been a recipient of the foundation’s generous grants since 2016.
Get Involved
Learn more about how you can get involved through upcoming events for Cleveland Clinic's Philanthropy Institute.
Publications
Your stories tell our story. Meet some of the extraordinary individuals whose generosity has made a difference for our patients, their families and the communities we serve.
Support Catalyst Grants
At Cleveland Clinic, our employees, called caregivers, share a spirit of compassion and innovation. They’re always searching for newer, better ways to improve lives. In 2018, we created the Catalyst Grants to support their brilliant ideas. Since then, we’ve received more than 1,000 applications from caregivers who envision a brighter future. Our ability to fund their ideas is limited only by the philanthropic support we receive from generous donors. With your help, we can harness the power of philanthropy for caregivers, patients and communities throughout the country.
