Since 1986 the ACOFP Foundation has championed comprehensive osteopathic family medicine to increase access to health care for all. With your help, we can positively impact patients everywhere.
$2,000,000+
raised to support an estimated 1,430 third-year residents seeking AOBFP certification
$744,563
allocated to residents seeking AOBFP certification
279
early career physicians supported via the annual Future Leaders Conference
We believe that well-trained osteopathic family physicians are best positioned to care for their communities. That’s why our primary giving is focused on providing osteopathic residents and new physicians-in-practice with scholarships, grants, awards and resources that promote osteopathic family medicine, leadership and ways it can make a difference in their communities.
See Available Grants & AwardsRecognizing the pivotal role early career physicians play, the Foundation has launched a new Family Medicine Forward campaign that seeks to raise $750,000 by 2027. These funds will support ambitious ACOFP programs requiring funding for early career physicians to optimize primary care within communities.
More About the CampaignThe ACOFP Foundation thanks our donors for supporting the osteopathic family and our continuing growth. Now more than ever, we need your help to ensure the future of osteopathic distinctiveness so that we can positively impact access to high-quality health care for all.
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Every gift will improve the lives of people in our communities, people we care for in our hospitals and clinics, and people we work with everyday.
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When you make a gift to the ACOFP Foundation through your will, trust, life insurance, or retirement plan, you're nourishing the generations of osteopathic family physicians to come.
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See firsthand how our support is positively making a difference for not only our award and grant recipients, but also for those they serve.