At our Phoenix warehouse, Arizona generosity becomes global healing. Every shift, volunteers sort donated medical supplies and prepare equipment bound for hospitals in more than 135 countries, turning surplus into survival for patients half a world away. A mother in labor, a child with a fever, a surgeon without a scalpel: these are the people your hours in Phoenix reach. Come lend your hands to a mission that treats every human life as worth saving.
Our Phoenix warehouse invites Valley residents to give a few hours to a mission that reaches around the world. Volunteers sort medical supplies in an air conditioned space, prepare equipment for shipment, and pack containers destined for hospitals in more than 135 countries. Individuals, families, students, and retirees are welcome. Come once or come often. Every visit puts real healing into real hands.
Arizona hospitals, physician practices, and medical suppliers can transform surplus and unused inventory into lifesaving care for patients overseas. Our Phoenix team makes it simple to donate medical supplies and equipment, whether you have a single box or a full truckload. Every gift is matched to a hospital that has told us exactly what they need to save the next life.
Bring your company, church, civic club, or student group to our Phoenix warehouse for a shift that will change how your team sees the world. Corporate volunteer days at Project C.U.R.E. Phoenix combine meaningful hands on work with a mission your people will talk about for years. Contact us to schedule your group.
Operations Director – Phoenix
Carmen is passionate about volunteer engagement, social impact, and the power of community-driven work. With a background in project management and organizational leadership, she has led large-scale initiatives that strengthen teams and improve how mission-driven organizations operate. She believes that strong systems, clear strategy, and committed people working together create lasting impact. Outside of work, Carmen enjoys exploring Arizona’s outdoors and spending time with her children.
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