VCU Medical Center Auxiliary
As the VCUMC Auxiliary, it is our mission to raise monies through the ThreeBears and River City Treasures Gift Shops as well as our bi-monthly vender sales to fund our Grant Program and other identified long-term needs for VCUMC. Team members apply for Grants that will enhance the safety, health and well-being of our patients, visitors and staff. We have funded millions of dollars in grants over 54 years. It is our joy to give back to VCUMC by funding these funds.
Auxiliary Grant Program
Applicants are encouraged to apply if there is a project that would benefit one of the medical center’s strategic initiatives, including:
- Patient satisfaction and customer service
- Establishing a culture of safety and excellence
- Commitment to adequate and timely service
- Transformation through information technology service
- Financial performance
- Workforce development
- Strategic innovations
- Community partnerships
How to Apply
Applications open May 1, 2025.
If you have questions regarding the grant program please email the VCU Medical Center Auxiliary Grant Administrator.
Please click this link to apply and click “+ New” to view the application. Thank you!
Application Process
The application will open on May 1st, 2025 and must be submitted through the Intranet page by clicking +New at the top of the page. All applications must be submitted to your Senior Director no later than June 1st, 2025 by 11:59 PM.
Once submitted, applications cannot be modified. Senior Directors will have 15 days to review and approve applications, with all approvals due by June 15th.
Decision letters will be sent by August 31st, 2025.
If awarded, recipients will be recognized at the Award Ceremony on September 3rd, 2025, and may begin using their awarded funds starting September 6th, 2025.
Incomplete or previously submitted applications will not be considered.
Questions: Contact the VCUMC Auxiliary Grants Administrator at VCUMCAuxGrants@VCUHealth.org.
2023 Auxiliary Awards
The VCU Medical Center Auxiliary funded 68 projects for a combined total of $303,646.99. Projects included comfort carts and toys, care packages for pediatric ICU patients, educational resources, and summer camp for kids with diabetes. View a list of the 2023 funded projects.