Coronavirus (COVID-19) has been in the global news cycle for the past two weeks. With over 40,000 infected throughout China, the ability to respond to a […]
Fighting Disease in South Sudan
Around the world, millions of people die every year from diseases that are no longer an issue in the Western world. Every day, we receive […]
Re-Building Hope in Malawi
Balaka, Malawi is still struggling back to its feet after Cyclone Idai displaced almost 100,000 people in March of this year. The local government is planning, assisting […]
SOS in the Bahamas – Day 2 Update
Update from SOS CEO Denise Sears: I toured the eastern part of Grand Bahama which received the most damage. Many houses are leveled and fires […]
SOS in the Bahamas for Hurricane Dorian Relief
Our team is on the ground assessing damage from #HurricaneDorian and creating plans for our continuing relief efforts to the Bahamian people. Here’s the update […]
Local Schools Volunteer with SOS
Our mission is to provide proper medical care to under-served communities around the world. In order to do that, we send medical donations of supplies […]
Medical Donations to Guatemala Create Miracles
SOS supplies over 100 medical mission teams every year and some of the resulting stories amaze us! Last month, we supplied Dr. Carl Kihm, a […]
Donated Medical Supplies Help Bellarmine Students Provide Medical Care in the Dominican Republic
For the past 4 years, we have partnered with Bellarmine University and Go Ministries to send thousands of pounds of medical supplies to the Dominican […]
Medical Supplies Shipped to Uganda From SOS
Sending Health and Hope to Jinja, Uganda We have sent a 40′ container of donated medical supplies and equipment to Jinja, Uganda! A young boy […]
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2015 SOS Tuesday Tours
SOS invites you to join us for a one-hour interactive tour of SOS on the second Tuesday of the month at 8:00 am. SOS Tuesday […]
Rethinking trash to save lives (Infographic)
Can America’s surplus medical supplies benefit children overseas? Can unused medical supplies help up to 6 million children around the world gain access to medical […]
Healing in the Dark in Tanzania
Earlier this summer University of Louisville medical student Emily Knittle traveled to Tanzania’s Mufindi district, along with twelve classmates, one physician, a dentist, and several […]
