Companies & Foundations
Demonstrate your organization’s values and commitment to your community by partnering with the NPREMA.
Major Gifts, Major Impact
There are many creative ways that your organization can contribute. And, make it easy for your customers and employees to give back, too.
Make a Financial Donation
Join other companies, foundations and organizational supporters in helping us build a reliable funding base for our most important mission services.
Donate a Percentage of Sales
Show your customers you care and help drive sales by donating a percentage of sales from your products, services, events or auctions.
Sponsor a Local or Regional Program or Event
NPREMA chapters all over the country host a variety of unique and exciting events that build enthusiasm and advocacy, foster collaboration, and offer recognition to business and community leaders who help support the NPREMA in fulfilling our mission.
Donations of Products or Services
Have a special product, service or experience you are looking to donate to the NPREMA?
We coordinate directly with donors to accept products and services that align with causes and NPREMAstandards, including proper packaging
Partner Spotlight
Since its inception, National Pre-Medical scholarships and awards have been at the core of its programming. NPREMA scholarship programs recognize merit as well as financial need. Over the years, funding for scholarships has come from hundreds of foundations and from individuals. NPREMA actively seeks and welcomes partnerships to build and expand the types and amount of support we provide to our scholars.
Li Family
Foundation
Advancing Health Equity
Special designated funds allow us to fund both merit and need-based financial awards for students attending Post-bac Programs,
Ghouse & Zogural Family Foundation
Supports NPREMA’s Women’s Health Initiative
It funds research, education and awareness, and community-based support programs. Founded by two immigrant families from India, the Foundation is rooted in service and equity. Its goal is to expand prevention, early detection, and improved treatment outcomes for women.