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EQUIPMENT NEEDS
X-ray Units
Ultrasounds
Lab Equipment
Centrifuges & Shakers
Infant Incubators
Anesthesia Machines
Pulse Oximeters
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SUPPLY NEEDS
Bandages & Dressings
Antibiotic Ointments
Eye care - glasses & eye drops
Over the Counter Pain Relievers
Dental Care Products
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GIVE & TAKE
Manufacturers, wholesalers, hospitals and clinics donate new, surplus and
overstock supplies and both new and used items of medical equipment to Project
C.U.R.E. The vast majority of these donations is perfectly good but is the
result of renovation, replacement, re-orders or retirement.
We understand that when a hospital, clinic, manufacturer or wholesaler decides
to donate, they want materials collected from their warehouses and loading
docks immediately. Upon receiving the call, Project C.U.R.E. dispatches large
cargo trucks to the donor to retrieve the items as soon as possible. For
smaller loads, a team of volunteer “C.U.R.E. Couriers” uses their SUV’s and
mini-vans to collect the donated supplies.
SUPPLY & DEMAND
Usually, donations are an assortment of miscellaneous supplies. Project
C.U.R.E.’s Corps of volunteers sort and inventory the items among 150 different
categories – from suture and syringes to suction tubing and surgery packs – and
checks the equipment. Supplies are boxed, labeled and collected in our
warehouses. Then, the supplies are loaded into an ocean-going cargo container,
transported to a port city and sent by sea to help the people of the Third
World.
A representative from Project C.U.R.E. personally visits each recipient hospital
or clinic prior to delivery and evaluates the site’s needs – a “Needs
Assessment.” We can effectively insure that facilities receive donations that
are useful, lifesaving and compatible with their level of service. And we are
confident that our recipient partner is both capable and trustworthy.
CAUSE & EFFECT
Project C.U.R.E. works as an intermediary specialist between donors and
recipients of medical aid. As a donor, you provide valuable, life-saving
medical products, and you receive both financial and humanitarian incentives to
give away what you are not using.
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Tax contribution receipts in exchange for donations
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Returning valuable warehouse space to profitable utilization
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Goodwill and a favorable public image for donating to third-world and
developing countries
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Helping to save lives around the world.
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