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2010 annual support campaign

2010 Annual Support Campaign

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HudsonAlpha thanks partners

As we begin our third year since the institute opened its doors, the HudsonAlpha leadership and staff gratefully acknowledges the partners who have supported our programs. With their help, we have been able to make great strides in our mission of genomic research, educational outreach and economic development.
 
Please click here to see a list of those who have supported HudsonAlpha.

Please click here for ways to be a part of the future of HudsonAlpha.
 

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Institute launches "Partners of Progress" volunteer program

Nearly 30 future volunteers turned out for the institute's first-ever volunteer workshop.  Earlier this month, these 'Partners of Progress' learned more about HudsonAlpha's three-fold mission of genomic research, educational outreach and economic development.  They also enjoyed an extensive tour of the 270,000 square foot facility.

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Innovation/Application: Conversant

 Marshall Schreeder, Jr., managing partner of Conversant Healthcare Systems, answers questions about the company, their work and HudsonAlpha.

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HudsonAlpha introduces Ambassadors

Group to promote HudsonAlpha mission

HudsonAlpha ambassadors

“We are pleased to announce the launch of a new awareness-building program here at HudsonAlpha,” said Carter Wells, director of external affairs at the HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology.  Integral to the program, 18 community leaders have signed on as ambassadors for the institute’s three-fold mission of genomic research, economic development and educational outreach.

Why I support HudsonAlpha: Kerry Fehrenbach

HudsonAlpha's mission includes inspiring Alabama school children to pursue scientific careers. Kerry Fehrenbach discusses why Intergraph Corporation supports HudsonAlpha.

Lowe gifts boost local non-profit groups

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The Huntsville Times
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August 22, 2009
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By Pat Ammons Newcomb
Huntsville Times staff writer

HudsonAlpha, Space Center get $100,000 eachLowe Award

The Jane K. Lowe Charitable Foundation has announced its annual distribution of grants, with almost $660,000 going to local nonprofit organizations.

The HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology and U.S. Space & Rocket Center received the two top-tier grants of $100,000 each, with $50,000 going to five organizations and a third-level amount of $20,901 each for 10 more programs.

Andy Kattos of ServisFirst talks about supporting HudsonAlpha

People give to HudsonAlpha for a multitude of reasons. Andy Kattos, president of ServisFirst Bank, explains why he supports HudsonAlpha.

HudsonAlpha founding board member honored

Linda Smith, wife of late Huntsville business pioneer and HudsonAlpha founding board member Mark Smith, has made a $1 million donation to the institute.

“My reasons for the gift are two-fold,” said Smith. “First, my late husband Mark was very supportive of the institute and deeply involved in the building of the facility, so I wanted to do this in memory of him. Secondly, this gift will fund a scientist who does cancer research; and that clinched it for me.”  This scientist will have the honorary title of the Mark Smith Investigator.

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Anonymous donors jumpstart HudsonAlpha Endowment Fund

Recent gifts total $1.5 million
 
Not one, but three good Samaritans recently came forward to support the long-term success of the not-for-profit HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology. Each has quietly provided a $500,000 gift to build an endowment fund that will play a critical role in the institute’s fiscal growth and stability.

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