One Health Microbiome Center

Give today to help Penn State's One Health Microbiome Center pioneer research that could reshape human, animal, and environmental health. This GivingTuesday, we're aiming to raise $5,000 to support the researchers, educators, and trainees across forty-two departments and ten colleges who are working to understand how microbiomes affect disease prevention, immune function, and the health of the ecosystems we depend on.

Your gift funds real, in-progress work from developing microbiome transplant therapies that restore health at the source of disease, to building the field's first free microbiome lab curriculum for high school and college students, to training the next generation of scientists who'll carry this research forward. As Center Director Seth Bordenstein puts it, "No discovery in recent memory offers more hope for our health than the microbiome." Penn State is positioned to lead that discovery with your support.

Thank you for helping the OHMC turn today's research into tomorrow's breakthroughs.