Join BHI for Rutgers Giving Day 2026!
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On April 24, 2026, Rutgers Giving Day will bring together the entire Rutgers community for a 24-hour marathon of giving.
Every gift made that day directly supports the mission of the Brain Health Institute — advancing groundbreaking neuroscience research, training the next generation of scientists, and improving brain health for communities near and far.
Your support helps fuel discoveries that matter, from understanding neurological disorders to developing new therapies that transform lives.
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Donor support plays an essential role in enabling Brain Health Institute scientists to integrate cutting-edge basic and clinical research, develop robust educational programs, and enhance scientific collaborations as they develop neuroscience at Rutgers to become a highly translational and internationally preeminent research enterprise.
We are committed to training and supporting future neuroscientists through comprehensive programs and resources. Gifts to this fund help Rutgers strengthen its commitment to the common good through the creation, sharing, and application of knowledge.
BHI established RUCARES to advance autism research and improve support for individuals with ASD. The center integrates basic and clinical research, aiming to identify mechanisms and biomarkers, develop novel behavioral therapies, and create technologies to support both pediatric and adult populations.
Dedicated to advancing high-quality neuroscience research, CAHBIR uses state-of-the-art neuroimaging techniques. Our mission is to incorporate the latest technological developments, enabling researchers to explore the complexities of brain function in health and disease, pushing the boundaries of scientific discovery.
As the largest comprehensive addiction research center in the country, RARC brings together a multidisciplinary team of researchers, clinicians, and community members. The center addresses substance use and behavioral disorders through research spanning basic science, prevention, treatment, and public policy.
The mission of the CCNP is to bridge the gap between basic neuroscience research and clinical psychiatry by developing explanatory and predictive models of cognitive and emotional processes in a variety of neuropsychiatric conditions.
Launched in 2023, the center drives clinical research to uncover the causes and develop treatments for Alzheimer’s disease. Donor support fuels this vital research, aiming to combat a condition affecting 6.5 million Americans and advance groundbreaking medical solutions.
