Willed Body Program Getting Started Honor your loved one Donor Registration Packets Donor Family Resources Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us Honor your loved one with a gift to the Willed Body Program Home Community Willed Body Program Getting Started Honor Your Loved One Dedication Opportunities Your loved one made a profound contribution to medical education, and this gift will have an enduring impact as those who receive training at UCI School of Medicine go on to apply what they learn in service to others. If you would like to pay tribute to your friend or family member, the Willed Body Program offers Engraved Memorial Bricks as a lasting memory. These remembrances reside in a peaceful place at the School of Medicine in honor of your special person, most often adorning areas near the Willed Body Program memorial monument. Engraved Memorial Brick - $500 Red bricks line the walkway surrounding the Memorial Monument, which stands in a serene location on the UCI campus as a tribute to donors. Please contact our program to inquire about purchasing a memorial brick. Contact Us Thank You UCI invites you to consider making a gift to the Willed Body Program memorial fund, which seeks to recognize the extraordinary gift of our donors and their families and friends. All monetary donations will be used to say “thank you” to our donors. Brilliant Future: Willed Body Program Other Ways to Give Gifts Via Mail Checks may be made out to the UCI Foundation. Please be sure to include Willed Body Program Memorial Fund on the memo line. Mail your check to: Willed Body Program, UCI School of Medicine 252 Irvine Hall Irvine, CA 92697-3950 More Ways to Make a Gift There are many other ways to make a gift in support of the Willed Body Program and UCI School of Medicine. To learn how else you can give: Giving to the UCI School of Medicine Visit UCI's Giving Details page I am so deeply grateful to the willed donors and the families for giving us this incredible gift. I'll always cherish this invaluable learning opportunity. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you! -Kylie Prentice, second-year medical student at UCI School of Medicine