PreMedCC urgently needs to raise $15,000 by June 30, 2026, to continue our work and keep our programming free and accessible for aspiring physicians and Health Professionals.

Since Fall 2021, PreMedCC has hosted 331 FREE events for 170,000 students from community colleges, universities, post-baccalaureate programs, and other nontraditional pathways. Through these events, students have been able to come, ask questions, get answers, and hear directly from physicians, medical students, admissions leaders, and other experts and Health Professionals who can help make the path to medicine clearer and more possible.

In addition to our live programming, we have also built a large collection of free educational videos on YouTube so students can continue learning, finding guidance, and accessing trusted information at no cost. For many students, PreMedCC has become a place of mentorship, encouragement, and opportunity in a process that can often feel overwhelming, isolating, and financially out of reach.

Everything we do is rooted in access. We believe students should not be denied guidance, mentorship, or opportunity simply because they come from a community college, a nontraditional background, or a pathway with fewer built-in resources.

If PreMedCC has ever helped you, encouraged you, informed your journey, or made you feel that medicine and health professionals are still possible, we ask you to consider making a donation today. Your support will help us sustain our programming, outreach, technology, and operations so we can continue serving the students who rely on this community.

Please help us reach our $15,000 goal by June 30, 2026. Every donation matters, and every gift helps us keep the door to medicine open for the next generation of future physicians.

With gratitude,
PreMedCC

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Support PreMedCC Now: Help Us Raise $15,000 To Continue Our Work

Since Fall 2021, PreMedCC has hosted 331 free events for aspiring physicians. We urgently need to raise $15,000 to sustain this work for the students who cannot afford to lose it.