The success of our work depends in large part on the gifts and donations from people just like you — alumni, friends, partners, and animal lovers whose generosity enables many of our efforts.
Support Compassionate Care
Each year, the dedicated caregivers at the College of Veterinary Medicine touch the lives of thousands who face medical emergencies or diseases, or who seek to improve the quality of life for their companion animals. The success of our work depends in large part on the gifts and donations from people just like you — alumni, friends, partners, and animal lovers whose generosity enables many of our efforts.
For donors who are passionate about a specific area of Veterinary Medicine, our foundation offers several different opportunities to direct gifts to those areas.
Help us build our new NC State Equine Veterinary Center
Our current hospital has served us well, but we need additional space and a more modern facility to support the future of the NC equine industry and equine veterinary education. It’s time to build the new NC State Equine Veterinary Center to provide the cutting-edge care and world-class education that our equine companions and our equine industry need.
“Animals give so much to mankind, it’s only fitting that we give back something to them.“
Randall B. Terry Jr.
North Carolina Veterinary Medical Foundation
The North Carolina Veterinary Medical Foundation (NCVMF) operates exclusively for educational and scientific purposes. By providing financial assistance that helps promote educational activities and maintain a prominent faculty, the Foundation encourages diverse research and facilitates cooperative activities with other disciplines and institutions.
Mail checks made payable to the North Carolina Veterinary Medical Foundation to:
North Carolina Veterinary Medical Foundation 1060 William Moore Drive Raleigh, NC 27607
The Terrence Curtin Society
The support from the society’s members today continues to ensure the college’s tradition of success. Dr. Curtin was the visionary first dean of the NC State College of Veterinary medicine, his leadership led to early and continued success of the program, its faculty, and its students.
