Transformational Gift to the Harvard School of Public Health

The world faces four major global health threats: pandemics, harmful environments, poverty and failing health systems. Armed with a new transformational gift, the Harvard School of Public Health is uniquely positioned to provide the people, resources and solutions to help enable people around the world to live longer and healthier lives. Please visit ( to see the full news announcement.

As the Harvard School of Public Health enters its second century with a long list of achievements and innovations that help people around the world, the school announced a transformational gift and a new name to continue its work. Please visit ( to see the full news announcement.

The Morningside Foundation, established by the family of the late T.H. Chan, has pledged $350 million to support the Harvard School of Public Health. Please visit ( to see the full news announcement.

Harvard University announced a $350 million gift — the largest in Harvard’s history — to support efforts at the School of Public Health (HSPH) to tackle the world’s toughest health challenges. The gift comes from Newton, Mass.-based The Morningside Foundation, established by the family of the late T.H. Chan, which has focused its philanthropy primarily on education, health, and faith-based organizations in North America and Asia. The gift will also lead to the renaming of the School, which will be called the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.