Funding International Medical Relief

In Kigoma, Tanzania, mothers are dying at devastating rates and thousands of families have nowhere to turn for care. Your gift today will help bring a fully equipped medical clinic to life – giving not just health, but hope.

Hospitals are running out of what they need to keep people alive. Mothers are giving birth without basic supplies. Newborns are arriving in a world without the most fundamental things they need to survive their first hours. Children are growing up in the middle of a crisis, going without medicine, without proper nutrition, without the basic care every child deserves. Not next month. Now.

Anfoega Catholic Hospital is a healthcare facility in Ghana’s Volta Region that has served its community for over 65 years. It sits between the two towns where the foundation’s founders were raised. Today, that hospital (and the nine smaller clinics surrounding it) operates without the equipment and supplies its patients need. Beds are nearly obsolete. Maternal care tools do not meet standards. Diagnostic supplies run short. Staff do their best with what they have. We are going to change that.

Project C.U.R.E. and Harari Care Foundation have partnered to strengthen healthcare at Jegol Hospital and Harar General Hospital , two critical government hospitals serving over one million people in Harar and surrounding communities. Our solution: Ship a 40-foot container of donated medical equipment and supplies through Project C.U.R.E. to support frontline healthcare workers and improve patient outcomes.

Communities across the Philippines are recovering from repeated natural disasters in 2024 and 2025 — including volcanic disruptions, typhoons, widespread flooding, and a major earthquake impacting Cebu. These events damaged homes, disrupted essential services, and placed added strain on local health facilities and frontline responders.

The people of the Fizi Territory in Kivu Province in the Democratic Republic of Congo are completely cut off from local health resources. They have no roads leading to their village and have more than 15,000 people living in that area. When healthcare is desperately needed, they have to walk 40 kilometers (nearly a marathon!) to the nearest health clinic. That is while they are already sick, weak, and hurting.

In a healthcare system already at its limits, the arrival of Hurricane Melissa will leave Jamaicans with little to no medical aid. Now classified as a Category 5 storm with winds of 185 m.p.h, Jamaica is facing one of its greatest medical crises. Families, mothers, fathers, and children will seek help while the hospitals they rely on strain under pressure.

The rural communities of Ondo State, Lagos, and Ogun State have been without modern medical care and treat most healthcare needs with herbs only. Medical supplies and equipment can be life-changing for the children and families in these areas, many suffering from preventable conditions. We are seeking help to bridge the gap between lack and giving. This is the opportunity to give hope to the hopeless.

The people of the Iraqi region of Kurdistan have experienced decades of violence and pressures to assimilate under Iraqi rule. Many were forced to leave and those who stayed for years lived in fear of the violence that hovered outside their door. However, many areas have never fully recovered from the years of struggle and are in need of support to develop infrastructure and expand capacity to serve the healthcare needs of their community.

Donate to equip local healthcare providers around the world with Liger Thermal Coagulators to deliver lifesaving care in their communities. Each donated device will be placed directly into the hands of trained local providers through Project C.U.R.E.'s Cervical Cancer Screening and Dysplasia Treatment Training Program, ensuring lasting impact.

The goal is to provide this clinic with much-needed resources and equipment to serve the population of women and children who need care. The clinic will not only offer pre- and postnatal care, but will also treat common diseases such as cholera, typhoid, malaria, and other communicable diseases. The area has high rates of teen pregnancy and child marriage, and these young mothers often get overlooked. This clinic will be well-equipped to serve these young women and the specific challenges that their age and development requires.

Your $1 delivers $16 in medical relief. Help send $4M in vital equipment to hospitals where children are dying for lack of oxygen.

With your support, thousands of people will be able to seek medical services, knowing that the doctors and nurses charged with their care with have the proper supplies and equipment. We estimate that each container affects 35,000 lives, those are lives whose ripples will last for generations.

Your donation to increase healthcare access for the Bamunka people will be doubled by a generous matching grant of up to $25,000 already awarded to this important initiative. Join us. Your contribution will be matched dollar for dollar. Together, we can change lives.

Hosanna Health Center is a multi-service health center located in Kollo, approximately 40 miles southeast of Niamey, in the region of Tillabéri. The Center maintains its focus on women and children including hosting an ambitious program to care for orphaned and malnourished infants. This program nourishes over 100 children and pregnant mothers and orphans monthly.

We’re raising $25,150 to send a fully loaded 40-foot container of lifesaving medical equipment and supplies to Health Centers in the Malka Ballo area. Project C.U.R.E. has completed an on-site Needs Assessment and is ready to ship. We just need your support to get it there.

Project C.U.R.E. is saving lives in Syria, and we need your help to continue our impactful work. When you donate to this campaign, you will be supporting a strategically designed medical aid distribution effort spearheaded by Project C.U.R.E.’s active Berlin-based partner, Aid Pioneers.

We need your help to raise $25,500 to unlock a $12,500 matching grant, which will fully fund a 40-foot container of donated medical equipment and supplies for Bale Gesgar Hospital in Oromia, Ethiopia.

The Kuyu General Hospital Financial Support Group is working in collaboration with Project C.U.R.E. and the Jara and Jiru Foundation to raise funds for the logistics and shipping costs required to deliver critically needed medical equipment and supplies.

The Ago-Iwoye Healthcare Project is a powerful collaboration with Project C.U.R.E. to deliver a 40-foot container of critically needed, donated medical equipment and supplies to Ago-Iwoye Community Hospital. This life-changing shipment—valued between $350,000 and $400,000—will dramatically expand the hospital’s ability to provide affordable, quality healthcare to the community. The total cost to assess, prepare, and ship the container is approximately $32,000, a small investment for such a transformational impact.

Join I Am Abel Foundation on our Care and Culture Tour: Sankofa, as we take a life-changing journey to Ghana, blending service, education, and cultural exchange. We are raising funds to deliver C.U.R.E. Kits filled with essential medical supplies to underserved communities during our mission. These kits will be used in pop-up medical clinics, youth health workshops, and community service events, as we bring care and compassion directly to those in need.

Santa Maria Medical and Diagnostic Center is a healthcare facility situated at Kokode in the Kwadaso Municipality, Kumasi-Ghana. We are committed to providing high-quality, affordable, accessible healthcare services to individuals, corporate institutions, organizations, and underserved communities. Our center is dedicated to delivering comprehensive medical care and advanced diagnostic services to improve health outcomes and bridge gaps in healthcare accessibility. Our partnership with Project C.U.R.E. will help us reach our goals and save lives in the Ashanti Region of Ghana.

Margo Schlup was a passionate supporter of Project C.U.R.E., dedicating her heart to the mission of delivering health and hope to those in need around the world. In honor of her legacy and in lieu of flowers, the family invites you to make a donation to Project C.U.R.E. Your gift will continue the work Margot cared so deeply about, helping provide critical medical supplies and equipment to communities in need.

The faulty anesthesia machine and broken ultrasound machine are particularly detrimental, limiting surgical capabilities and severely impacting obstetric care. The maternity, adult, and pediatric wards are all in need of updates, with a pressing need for patient monitors, furniture, and beds. A partnership with Project C.U.R.E. will be a life-saving solution. Delivery of a C.U.R.E. container will provide crucial updates, enabling the facility to expand its services and elevate patient care.

Myanmar’s healthcare system is overwhelmed, and thousands are in desperate need of medical care. Your donation today will help us ship and distribute life-saving medical supplies and equipment to hospitals and clinics treating earthquake victims.

Our facility plays a critical role as a referral center in the region, offering 24/7 emergency care and comprehensive medical services. However, the high cost of acquiring essential medical equipment—such as tactical medicine supplies and advanced field surgery tools—is beyond our current financial means. To continue providing life-saving interventions, we urgently need a Project C.U.R.E. shipment of medical relief.

This specific Project C.U.R.E. container is bringing supplies for the cancer treatment facility, children’s ward, and emergency department, as these are the departments most in need. One of the fundamental needs identified during the visit to this center was beds for an expansion as well as to replace some older beds.

I'm Lauren Williams, an ambassador with Project C.U.R.E. and a junior at West Broward High. I am working on behalf of Project C.U.R.E., which is one of the largest providers of donated medical supplies, equipment and services to doctors and nurses serving sick and dying kids and families in 135 of the most needy countries in the world.

In the western region of Tanzania lies the beautiful town of Rukwa. Rukwa's Summit Health Centre is working tirelessly to provide medical assistance to their community, but are lacking basic medical necessities.

Inspired by her work with Project C.U.R.E., Brittany is leading a fundraiser to support the shipment of essential medical supplies to low-resource communities, specifically with Kits for Kids. With your donation, we can show our support of both Brittany and her call to action!

Whether you're in the medical field or not, our Young Professionals Network welcomes individuals passionate about networking, volunteering, and connecting with like-minded people. Together, we can support global health initiatives and bring essential medical supplies to those who need them most. This year, we are on a mission to raise funds for two containers of medical supplies to Ukraine. Each container carries approximately $350k-$450k worth of essential medical supplies and equipment.

A&M’s Giving Back Program is committed to developing and supporting the charitable interests of our communities by providing employees with volunteer opportunities and channeling our contributions to local and national charity organizations.

Darko Community Hospital plays a critical role in the lives of thousands of people in the Darko region, providing essential healthcare services to a population that often struggles to access even basic medical care. In partnership with Project C.U.R.E., we aim to ship a 40-foot container packed with donated medical equipment and supplies, valued at USD $350,000 – $400,000.

Hospitals in Ukraine are under immense strain that will likely continue for a long time regardless of how quickly the war can be ended. Doctors and numerous volunteers have been doing a consistently heroic job but are in dire need of more trauma-related equipment and surgical tools. We are committed to raising $1,000,000 to send forty 40-foot containers to Ukrainian hospitals in Kyiv, Dnipro, Lviv, Odesa, Zaporizhzhia and other cities

Our dedicated team has made significant strides, and the hospital is on the brink of completion. However, we need your support to cross the finish line. The urgent need for this facility is underscored by the fact that less than half of the rural women in Kaolack have access to regular prenatal and postnatal care, vital for reducing infant and maternal mortality.

In honor of Chris’ memory, SEKO Logistics in collaboration with Project C.U.R.E. is hosting a special fundraiser. Our goal is to ship one or more containers filled with essential medical supplies to IPIM in Kampala, Uganda where the supplies are desperately needed.

Wallaga University Referral Hospital serves as a cornerstone of healthcare in the region, providing essential medical services to a population in need. However, like many healthcare institutions in Ethiopia, the hospital faces significant challenges accessing vital medical equipment and supplies.

Project C.U.R.E. has successfully delivered disaster aid pallets to Gaza and has more on the way. In addition to further disaster relief there is a vital need for supplies to rebuild hospital capacity. UPF is seeking your help to send a 40-foot container of medical supplies by ocean freight.

The hospital seek to serve the most vulnerable by expanding ICU and pediatric services. They need your support. Please donate to help Bishop Edward Michaud Memorial Hospital meet the evolving healthcare needs of their Dar Es Salaam community.

Every woman deserves to give birth safely and live with dignity. In Uganda, thousands of women suffer in silence with an obstetric fistula—a devastating childbirth injury that leaves them incontinent, isolated, and forgotten. But your generosity can rewrite a woman's story.

Tombel is a rural community where residents often travel long distances for even the most basic medical care. The absence of proper equipment means countless lives are at risk every day. This project seeks to change that reality by delivering a 40-foot container filled with life-saving medical supplies and equipment to the hospital.

Please help rush emergency aid and supplies to the innocents and injured Your donation will provide emergency medical supplies and equipment, trauma and wound care kits, child care kits, mattresses and beds to those who desperately need emergency aid right now.

The current conflict will have devastating effects on an already fragile health system. Hospitals in Ukraine are under immense strain that will continue into the future. Project C.U.R.E. will continue to provide humanitarian assistance to the people of Ukraine and will be on standby to assist with any requests we receive for medical supplies and equipment.

You can help provide health and hope to the mothers and babies in Zambia by contributing today to fund an integral assessment of maternal/child health facilities to send critical equipment and supplies.

The mission of Peace and Comfort Foundation is to reduce the rate of heart disease in the community, both through medical care and education. Specifically, the foundation plans to educate the community, promote early detection and care, promote healthy lifestyles, and provide free consultations to people.

Join us in strengthening healthcare in Ethiopia by supporting initiatives in the Bale Region! The University of Madda Walabu Goba Referral Hospital houses the Medical and Health Science College, offering undergraduate programs in medicine, pharmacy, nursing, public health officer, midwifery, and laboratory technology.

The mission of the Kibebetehay Clinic is to alleviate the suffering and unnecessary loss of life of orphaned children by providing them with basic medical care. The residents of Kibebetsehay include boys and girls from birth to 8 years old. With your help, this is achievable.

We are a group of committed UChicago medical students working to fundraise for Project C.U.R.E and their partners at the Egyptian Red Crescent to send vital medical aid to Gaza. As medical students and future healthcare professionals, the foundation of our practice revolves around the pillar “do no harm”. As we watch the violence unfold in Gaza, it is imperative that we act in our capacity to uphold this principle as best as we can.

The Oromia Region of Ethiopia is challenged to provide that primary care, and we need your help. The Oromia Region is the largest and most populous in Ethiopia, home to over 35 million people, many of whom face limited access to essential medical services. The demand for healthcare is substantial, with numerous challenges, including limited healthcare infrastructure, medical equipment and supplies shortages, and inadequate healthcare personnel.

Join ADAP International and the Cameroonian Community here in the US by supporting healthcare and the people of Extreme Nord Cameroon. This region faces geographical, socio-economic, and infrastructural challenges that have led to a range of health concerns. Limited access to healthcare facilities, especially in remote areas, worsens issues like high infant and maternal mortality rates, infectious diseases, and insufficient vaccination coverage.

Malawi, commonly known as the warm heart of Africa, is one of the least developed countries in the world. The country is facing an acute shortage of medical equipment and supplies. The current situation has greatly affected the delivery of healthcare services. Our partnership with Project C.U.R.E. to fundraise and send medical equipment and supplies to Malawi hospitals to help save lives. We are fundraising to deliver 27 containers of medical aid to 27 hospital systems identified to be in need.

The Sakbayémé EPC Hospital, now a hundred years old in 2023, has fallen into an advanced state of disuse with supplies and medical equipment from another age that no longer meet current standards. Hence the need and importance today of renovating and rehabilitating the EPC Hospital of Sakbayémé for the relaunch of its health activities.