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 […]
Medical Donations Support Local Education Programs
For over 25 years, SOS has been transforming healthcare in communities around the world. In the last few years we have begun to put equal […]
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 […]
Local Donations Make an Impact in the Classroom
Local Donations Make an Impact in the Classroom The hope we are able to provide to children is not only offered overseas, but available right […]
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 […]
Donation Guidelines for Medical Supplies & Equipment
Thank You for considering a donation of surplus medical supplies and equipment to SOS. To review the SOS Donation Guidelines, CLICK HERE: SOS Donation Guidelines […]
Medical Supply Companies – Donate unwanted items and receive a tax benefit
Medical Supply Companies can partner with SOS and donate unwanted medical surplus items and receive a tax benefit!
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 […]
Changing lives in the DRC
This past July, Pat McEachron, RN, took a group of her students from Bellarmine University’s Lansing School of Nursing on a trip to Santiago, Dominican Republic, where […]
Next stop: Manabí!
This afternoon SOS (SOS) packed up and shipped out a 40-ft container headed for Ecuador’s Manabí Province.In 2012, SOS forged an agreement with Manabí’s provincial government to ensure […]
“Postas” in Peru
Last month SOS volunteer Pam Underwood traveled with a suitcase full of supplies from the SOS warehouse to Ollantaytambo, Peru, where her daughter Mary is […]
