Supporting the preservation of global microbiome diversity
The human microbiome is rapidly changing worldwide. Together, we can help preserve microbial diversity for future generations.
Long-term microbiome conservation requires sustained scientific collaboration, biobank infrastructure, and global partnerships. As a non-profit initiative, the Global Microbiome Conservancy relies on philanthropic support to continue building these resources for future research and human health.
Together, we can help preserve microbial diversity and strengthen global microbiome research for future generations.
Support our work
Support the long-term preservation of global microbiome resources and future microbiome research. Your donation directly supports the valuable work of our initiative and contributes to safeguarding global microbiome resources for future generations of researchers.
You can support us through the following donation options:
Bank transfer
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UKSH WsG e. V.
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DE75 2105 0170 1400 1352 22
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NOLADE21KIE
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FW21033, KI-Mikro.
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Online donation
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Twingle
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Good to know
The Global Microbiome Conservancy was originally founded at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and is now affiliated with the University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein (UKSH) and Kiel University in Germany.
100% of donations directly support the work of the Global Microbiome Conservancy. Donation administration costs are fully covered by UKSH.
For donation receipts, please include your full name and postal address when making your donation. You may also provide your contact information by email to gutestun@uksh.de.
For questions regarding donations, the UKSH fundraising team will be happy to assist you.
Email: gutestun@uksh.de
Phone: +49 (431 | 451) 500 10520
Website: uksh.de/gutestun