We collaborate with nonprofit partners to ensure essential medicine and supplies reach those who need them most.
Why Are Nonprofit Partnerships Important?
In the world of humanitarian work, partnerships are essential. By working together, we can combine our unique expertise, resources, and knowledge to do so much more than any of us could alone. This enables us to reach more communities, respond more effectively to crises, and ultimately get more life-saving medicine and support to the people who need it most.
Countries Reached
Our medical aid has been delivered to over 131 countries in need.
In Delivered Aid
We’ve supplied over $3 billion worth of health and humanitarian support globally.
Volunteer Hours
Our dedicated volunteers have contributed more than 1.1 million hours of service.
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Impact Stories
Migraine Relief
“I would like to thank them for the medicines they give us, and I hope that they continue to help us,” shared 82-year-old Jose Saravia. In San Pedro Sula, Honduras, Jose struggled to find medication for his debilitating migraines. In partnership with Cross Catholic Outreach and The Pearl Association, we provide vital, specific medicines that public facilities often lack. This critical support brought Jose much-needed relief and is helping bridge healthcare gaps for many.
Maternal Care
We support the Maison de Naissance in Haiti, a birthing home dedicated to healthy mothers and babies. We provide the home with essential medical supplies like Chloraprep, a crucial tool for infection prevention during deliveries, blood draws and vaccinations. They reported to us: “This is a basic but very necessary supply when working in a remote, rural area where good hygiene and sanitation are not the general rule in everyday life, due to a lack of education and a lack of the requisite household supplies.” In 2024, the Maison de Naissance delivered over 380 healthy babies and provided thousands of prenatal and well-baby checkups. “We are very appreciative of the support we receive from Heart to Heart,” they said.
Nelly, a young mother in Honduras
Nelly, a young mother in Honduras, faces the daily challenges of living with epilepsy. Regular check-ups and lab tests are crucial for managing her condition. However, access to her necessary medications has been inconsistent. When not available at the hospital, these medicines are often prohibitively expensive at local pharmacies, forcing Nelly and others to make impossible choices between critical medicine or food to feed their families. Thanks to our Access to Medicine program, her hospital can provide vital medications to Nelly, and other patients like her, offering her a chance at a healthier future.