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Created to support the Marvin C. Goldstein Lecture in the Dental College of Georgia. Expenses for the lectureship may include, but are not limited to, the honorarium for the guest lecturer; all expenses of the guest lecturer, including first class airfare and other costs not allowed under MCGF's normal travel reimbursement; banquet expenses; applicable expenses associated with continuing education programs; and other costs deemed to relate to the Lectureship.

To award scholarships to benefit dental students from the Northeast region of Georgia.

To pay for student activities and functions such as tutoring, student travel to professional dental organizations, student research projects, table clinic presentations, invited speakers to address the student body, various social events for student body, and other worthy causes to benefit dental students at the Dental College of Georgia.

To support an annual lectureship in which noted clinicians and researchers may present lectures to residents, alumni and invited guests of DCG, as well as provide a reception/lounge area for the distinguished department guest to be fondly named the Thomas J. Zwemer Zone in the Dental College of Georgia. Selection of the lecturer shall be determined by the Chairman of the Department of Orthodontics and the Dean of the School of Dentistry. If none or part of the income is unused, the Foundation shall be authorized to invest the unused income until such income is required for said purpose.

To support a scholarship for the Dental College of Georgia to be awarded based on financial need and academic merit to a recipient selected by the Dental College of Georiga Scholarship Committee.

This fund was established to support the programs and activities of the Dental College of Georgia.

This fund was established to receive donations and pay bills for dental applicant lunches.

This fund was established to support programs and activities of the Department of Endodontics in the Dental College of Georiga

To support the activities, endeavors and events of the alumni of the Advanced Education in Periodontics (AEIP) program as it provides a network for graduates and encourages and assists with the ongoing mission of the program.

This fund was established to fund student scholarships in the Dental College of Georgia by Omicron Kapa Upsilon.

Supports activities relating to the mission of the Dept. of Restorative Sciences including faculty & staff development, travel, research, and student support, as well as to provide resources to allow patient care which will generate teaching slides for lectures and information for articles or research projects to be published by faculty and students. Any reimbursement made to selected patients will be made directly to patient's account through the Business Office.