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Metcalf Scholarship Fund

The Metcalf Scholarship Fund helps bright young scientists kick-start their careers.

The sooner these students are in the lab, the sooner we’ll all see the benefits of their research.

We created the Metcalf Scholarship Fund in honour of beloved institute researcher Professor Don Metcalf, who passed away in 2014.

Don was an outstanding cancer researcher, who made discoveries that have helped save the lives of millions of people. He was also passionate about supporting the next generation of scientists following in his footsteps.

Will you help our young scientists by making a donation to the Metcalf Scholarship Fund today?

Other ways to donate

To make a credit card donation by phone, please call +61 3 9345 2403 (9am to 5pm AEST).

To donate by cheque, please download this donation form.

If you would like to make a donation via bank transfer, please call our Fundraising team on (03) 9345 2403 or email us at fundraising@wehi.edu.au

To request donation envelopes to use at an event, please contact us on 03 9345 2403 or fundraising@wehi.edu.au.

US supporters can donate via the Chapel & York US Foundation, nominating The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research as a recipient.

Donations to WEHI of $2 or more are fully tax deductible.

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