How Fondation AP-HP Is Accelerating Medical Innovation to Improve Patient Care
Europe’s largest university hospital system is bringing medical innovation from Paris to the rest of the world. Assistance Publique – Hôpitaux de Paris (AP-HP), the
The Établissement public du Mont Saint-Michel is responsible for the preservation, management, and enhancement of one of France’s most iconic heritage sites. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mont Saint-Michel welcomes millions of visitors each year who come to admire its historic abbey, unique tidal landscape, and cultural significance. The institution is dedicated to protecting the site’s natural and architectural treasures while ensuring that future generations can continue to experience its beauty and history.
To safeguard Mont Saint-Michel’s heritage and improve the visitor experience, the organization undertakes a wide range of initiatives, including conservation and restoration, cultural programming, visitor services, and environmental stewardship.
Near the visitor center, Mont Saint-Michel maintains a conservatory orchard composed of traditional and historic apple varieties. This living heritage contributes to the site’s ecological diversity and embodies Normandy’s deep-rooted apple culture.
Over time, several trees have been damaged by climate and disease, making restoration essential. The project involves planting new apple trees to preserve this heritage and sustain the orchard for the future.
U.S. donors can support this effort by “adopting” an apple tree by making a tax-deductible donation to the Établissement public du Mont Saint-Michel. These gifts can support conservation of the orchard and planting new trees.
Europe’s largest university hospital system is bringing medical innovation from Paris to the rest of the world. Assistance Publique – Hôpitaux de Paris (AP-HP), the
For the first time, American gamers and streaming fans can take part in ZEVENT, the world’s largest charity gaming event – and get a U.S.
The story of French-American friendship stretches back 250 years, and an ongoing exhibition at Musée Carnavalet – Histoire de Paris invites visitors to explore how