Apply for a VOYAGE Scholarship
Submission deadline: August 1
The SVS Foundation and the SVS Young Surgeons Section are accepting applications for the VOYAGE Scholarship Program. This program supports early-career vascular surgeons by providing opportunities to advance their education, broaden their professional network, and actively engage with the wider vascular surgery community.
Accepting Applications: VC4U Project Grant
Submission deadline: Extended to September 8
The SVS Foundation in partnership with the SVS Women’s Section is pleased to announce a Vascular Care for the Underserved (VC4U) Project Grant focused on Women’s Vascular Health Research. This $20,000 grant will fund research that addresses the unique vascular health needs of women and combats the longstanding exclusion of women from vascular research and clinical trials.
Join the Vascular Giving Circle
Join the Vascular Giving Circle today and make a lasting impact on vascular health. Your monthly donation fuels groundbreaking research, supports early-career investigators and empowers programs that shape the future of vascular surgery. Become a monthly donor now and be part of a community dedicated to transforming vascular care.
2023 SVS Foundation Annual Report
The SVS Foundation’s 2023 Annual Report is here. Discover how the Foundation is driving advancements in vascular surgery and funding the future of vascular health.
Join in the 2025 Step Challenge
Join the SVS Foundation’s Vascular Health Step Challenge and step up for vascular health this September!
- Walk 60 miles for your 60,000 miles of blood vessels.
- Raise awareness for PAD. A silent threat 70% of Americans don’t know exists.
- Support the cause. Every step funds life-saving vascular care.
Registration opens August 1.
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Our Mission
The mission of the SVS Foundation is to optimize the vascular health and well-being of patients and the public through support of research that leads to discovery of knowledge and innovative strategies, as well as education and programs, to prevent and treat circulatory disease.
Wedding day miracle
Thanks to a pioneering program for amputees, this father stunned wedding guests by walking seven weeks after his surgery.
Your gift saves lives
Millions of Americans suffer from debilitating or life-threatening vascular disease. Only one foundation is dedicated solely to making a difference for them.
Vascular Care for the Underserved™program needs you
The SVS Foundation Vascular Care for the Underserved™ program will provide outreach, screening and other resources to underserved communities