Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine

A generous gift from Glenn and Suzanne Youngkin has allowed the renovation of the formerly open-air Fout barn into the Youngkin Equine Soundness Clinic

Petco Love awards a grant to help provide financial assistance for pet owners who may not be able to pay for some or all of the cancer diagnostic tests and treatments for their dogs and cats.

For years, Bernie and Lynn Cosell’s home has been a destination for experiential learning for the veterinary college’s students. They have now elevated that long-standing partnership with a transformational gift of nearly a half-million dollars to create an endowed scholarship benefitting large animal veterinary students for years to come.

A generous estate gift designated for facility upgrades has enabled the Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center to replace its nuclear scintigraphy equipment.

Mark P. Helfat, DVM and Mendy Helfat donated the "Shilo" howling beagle statue that now adorns the grove at the veterinary college.

Maria and David Williams fund a scholarship for equine veterinary students with a commitment of half a million dollars after an exceptional experience at the Veterinary Teaching Hospital with their horse, Whimsy.

Thanks to a community crowdfunding campaign and a generous commitment from Roger and Deborah West, a new endowed scholarship in memory of Susan West Marmagas has been established benefitting public health students from Appalachia.

Matt Iager (DVM '96) endows a scholarship supporting food animal veterinary students.

Generous sponsorship from Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center Advisory Council Vice Chair Shelley Duke and her husband, Phil, has enabled Emily Schaefer, clinical assistant professor of internal medicine, to pursue a fellowship in equine emergency and critical care with The Ohio State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine.

David and Sheryl Aday support scholarships for MPH students, thanks to the compassion of a faculty member.

Dr. Ehrich invests in students with her time, talents, and treasures.

In March, the veterinary college hosted its second annual Evening of Gratitude, a special event to thank those who have generously supported students through scholarship funding.

Philip and Rebecca Deemer are committed to making a difference by supporting scholarships at the veterinary college.

A donor supported endowed professorships secures the recruitment of a world-class researcher.

Grateful client Denise Clay, MD, supports the veterinary teaching hospital because of the compassion and care she received.

The veterinary college's community responds enthusiastically to Virginia Tech’s second annual Giving Day.

Alumni, faculty, staff, and students band together to make Virginia Tech's Annual Giving Day a huge success.

Thank you to our bighearted community for joining the #VTHBandanaWagon with an overwhelming show of support on Virginia Tech’s Giving Day!

Connected to the college by an alum, Dan and Eileen Rollyson have become loyal supporters of clinical research at the college.

In the summer of 2017, in honor of their 30th reunion, Chip and Caroline Godine gave a transformational gift in support of research and classroom renovation.

Karen Jones Squires and James Squires supported a much-needed renovation and expansion of a neurologic stall at Virginia Tech’s Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center (EMC) in Leesburg, Virginia.

Self-proclaimed "crazy horse girl," Sharon Mueller supports the Veterinary Teaching Hospital with an estate gift endowing an equine compassionate care fund.

Otto and Betsy Wegman invest in the education of future veterinarians as they build towards an endowed scholarship supporting DVM students.

In April of 2018, the college hosted its inaugural Evening of Gratitude event, which provided a special opportunity for the college to express appreciation to those who have generously supported students through scholarship funding.

The college announces the creation of its first endowed scholarship for students of an underrepresented population, named in honor of three of the college's first Black graduates.