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Our work would not be possible without the generosity of alumni, friends, trusts and foundations, and corporate donors. By giving to LSHTM, you’ll help us stay at the forefront of global health research and support our mission to improve health and health equity in the UK and around the world.

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Give to LSHTM's COVID-19 Response Fund

We have drawn on decades of experience fighting disease outbreaks to combat to COVID-19. Your support will help us continue our real-time response. With your help, we can amplify our voice, support global response efforts and help to save lives around the world.

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Making a difference together

Gifts to LSHTM touch every aspect of teaching and work, from providing scholarships and bursaries to students, to advancing research through the creation of new academic posts and facilities. Your help has also been vital in delivering our response to the COVID-19 outbreak. It demonstrates what can be achieved when we unite around a cause.
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Thank you to our alumni and friends!

Thank you to our amazing alumni and friends who gave over £100,000 to LSHTM's COVID-19 Response Fund in February! Support from alumni and friends like you funds LSHTM’s vital COVID-19 research and trains the next generation of global health leaders.
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alumni have volunteered to be mentors

#3

in the world for public health (Shanghai Ranking 2020)

#1

in the UK for % of research published by female authors (CTWS Leiden Ranking 2020)

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Did you know?

The construction of our Keppel Street building in 1926 was funded by the Rockefeller Foundation and our main research funder today is the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.