Education and Projects
Our goal is to maximize collaboration opportunities and to further education for healthcare providers, students and individuals engaged in sustaining and and advancing evidence based treatments for civilians, veterans, military, and their families that are affected by brain-related trauma and or tumors.
Our Work and Partners
Veterans Home of California, Yountville
Experiences for individuals with brain-related trauma and or tumors
Tug McGraw Foundation's One Seat Today to Further Tomorrow
Provides travel on American Airlines for healthcare providers and students to grab a seat at various conferences with leading experts addressing the most relevant, cutting edge, education and practices on brain-related trauma and tumors.
Completed Projects
TMF’s Invisible Brain Injury Project
The Tug McGraw Foundation has partnered with CereScan Corp. of Denver, CO, and other leading organizations to seek new and more efficient identification of and treatment for invisible wounds such as Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI).
State of the Home Address, Veterans Home of California, Yountville
Navy SEAL Foundation Whole Warrior Health Forum 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021
Soaring Valor WWII Trip with Gary Sinise and American Airlines
American Airlines Skyball 2016, 2017, 2018
fStop Warrior Project Camp Pendleton 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
Serving Those That Served Education, Veterans Home of California Yountville
Veterans Medical Research Foundation, Dr. Carie Rodgers Grant
Navy SEAL Foundation Whole Warrior Health Forum 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022
Soldiers to Summit Retreats
TMF's & One Mind Study with Brown and Tufts Universities
TMF & Veterans Medical Research Foundation Study
Veterans Medical Research Foundation study will evaluate the effectiveness of an enhanced training method for community-based mental health providers learning Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT). The method will be employed to treat veterans with Post Traumatic Stress (PTSD). Carie Rodgers, Ph.D., ABPP, at the VA San Diego Healthcare System based Center of Excellence for Stress and Mental Health will be the primary investigator for the study.
Tim McGraw Camp Pendleton
AirForce Reserves Refer One
Partnership for Military Medicine Symposium
Country United took place on November 6 and 7, 2009 in Washington, D.C. The two-day event brought together the Partnership for Military Medicine Symposium highlighted discoveries in military medicine and fostered military/civilian collaboration to advance research and clinical care, while the Country United Gala recognized efforts of medical researchers, clinicians, educators and supporters of military medicine research.
CAPE PROGRAM AT DUKE:
TUG MCGRAW PRE-MEDICAL INTERNSHIP
2004-2013 the Tug McGraw Foundation helped to ensure the future of medicine by providing funding to the Collegiate Athlete Pre-Medical Experience (CAPE) at Duke University, which supports female collegiate athletes interested in medicine.
THE TIM MCGRAW MEDICAL EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP AT DUKE
The Tim McGraw Medical Education Scholarship provided a partial support for one Duke University graduate who participated in the CAPE program. The selected student had the opportunity to attend Duke University Medical School.
Quality of Life Research Summit
The Tug McGraw Foundation helped advance discussion about the importance of QOL research for brain tumor patients and their families.
Quality of Life Research Grant Duke Brain Tumor Center
PE PROGRAM AT DUKE:
TUG MCGRAW PRE-MEDICAL INTERNSHIP
