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UT Health San Antonio Receives $750,000 from Baptist Health Foundation in Support of Brain Health and Teen Mental Health
San Antonio, TX – The Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio (BHFSA) announced $750,000 in year-end gifts, continuing its mission of fostering health initiatives and education in the community. These significant contributions include a $250,000 gift in memory of Dr.
Empowering Health: Scholarships Support a Thriving Community
After seeing the generational struggle of her mother and grandmother as single parents, and now her own experience as a single parent, Melissa Garza decided to pursue a career in public health in the first class of the UTHealth San Antonio School of Public Health.
The Caring for the Caregiver Program
The Caring for the Caregiver Program (C4CP) at UT Health San Antonio made possible by generous supporters including Deborah and David Rogers, is making a real difference for families impacted by dementia.
A legacy continued: 365 surgeons and counting
A trailblazer for the next generation of surgeons.
When asked who in his life influenced his distinguished career, UT Health founding faculty member Dr. Anatolio Cruz answered, “I have to hand it to my parents.” With a smile he added, “They said ‘just do it. And if you find it worthwhile, give it your best effort.’”
Impact and Inspiration of The Dr. Deborah L. Mueller Endowment in Resident Education and Wellness
The Dr. Deborah L. Mueller Endowment in Resident Education and Wellness: A timeless gift to honor a lifetime of service.
“Today I’m going to do good, wherever it is.”
-Deborah Mueller, MD
A memorial gift with limitless impact
Answering the call to do good.
“Today I’m going to do good, wherever it is.”
-Deborah Mueller, MD
A determined journey to transform cancer care
“Cancer patients need dedicated physicians to change cancer care and to keep going until we find a cure.”
– Jessica Treviño Jones, MD
Shaping the Future of Health Care — One Scholar at a Time
In April 2025, six outstanding students from across UT Health San Antonio were selected as Presidential Ambassador Scholars. These students receive a $5,000 scholarship and will represent their schools and UT Health San Antonio at key events throughout the year.