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Support BUMMP by offering mentorship or donating to our organization to fund our events and scholarships for our students.
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Make a tax deductible donation.
Please reach out to bummp@ucsd.edu if you have any questions or if you would like to donate by check or direct deposit.
UCSD is a certified 501(c)(3)
The University qualifies as an exempt organization under Internal Revenue Code (IRC), section 501(c)(3) as set forth in an IRS District Director 1982 letter (PDF). This letter confirms the University's tax-exempt status as originally recognized by the IRS in a 1939 letter.
For donors and granting agencies requiring a 501(c)(3) letter with the UC systemwide Federal Employer ID Number (FEIN), use the UC system-wide 501(c)(3) letter (PDF). Only use this FEIN for donor/ grantor agencies. For all other purposes, use UC San Diego FEIN numbers located on Form W-9
BUMMP aims to provide a wealth of resources for our mentees including:
Mentorship
Through our mentorship program, we provide our mentees with the space to receive assistance with career planning as well as to network with people from diverse backgrounds in science.
Research FUNDING
The BUMMP Research Apprenticeship Program (BRAP) will provides research scholarships to a handful of undergraduate and master's students each year. This compensation allows students to gain hands-on research experience without additional financial strain being placed on them.
Bi-quarterly Events
These events include inspirational talks from biologists of color, professional development workshops, and fun nights of networking and fellowship.
Annual Symposium
Mentees that are active in research will be able to showcase their work through talks and poster presentations.
Distribution of donated funds:
With additional funding, more students will have the opportunity to participate in the groundbreaking research being conducted in San Diego and operational costs of BUMMP can be covered. We hope that you will consider supporting this endeavor. A portion of the funds will be used for hosting events and compensation of graduate student mentors.
Current Support
