Giving | Urologic Surgery | UC Davis Health

Giving to this fund supports advanced patient care, innovative basic and translational research, and clinical trials that improve treatment for pediatric and adult urologic conditions.

A gift to the Bladder Cancer Research Fund supports the advancement of knowledge and the scientific breakthroughs needed to improve the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of bladder cancer.

Contributions to this fund strengthen resident education through conference participation, educational programming, wellness initiatives and access to essential learning resources and technology. This fund honors Ifeanyi Onyeji’s legacy of compassion, curiosity and dedication to teaching by investing in the training and well-being of future urologic surgeons, whether through current use support or the long-term goal of establishing an endowment.

A gift to this fund helps sustain innovative research and supports the training of the next generation of scientists dedicated to advancing prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of prostate cancer.

This fund supports ongoing research aimed at advancing the understanding and treatment of bladder and prostate cancers. Contributions help sustain innovative scientific discovery and support the training of the next generation of researchers dedicated to combating prostate cancer worldwide.

Contributions to this fund help build an endowment that supports urologic oncology research now and for generations to come. This permanent source of funding can provide ongoing support each year to advance discoveries and improve treatments for patients living with urologic cancers.

Excellence in care, research and education defines the UC Davis Department of Urologic Surgery. Your gift supports the training of the next generation of urologic surgeons, advances new research discoveries and helps improve care for patients with urologic conditions.

A gift to this fund supports innovative clinical research and academic initiatives led by physician Thenappan Chandrasekar. Philanthropic contributions advance critical research in bladder, prostate and kidney cancers, helping improve diagnosis, treatment and patient outcomes while also providing meaningful research opportunities for medical students and urology residents.