Over the past seven days, Direct Relief has delivered 576 shipments of requested medical aid to 50 U.S. states and territories and 10 countries worldwide.
The shipments contained 15.5 million defined daily doses of medication and supplies, including prenatal vitamins, insulin, rare disease therapies, personal protective equipment, and chronic disease medications.
One of this week’s recipients was Care Beyond the Boulevard, a Kansas City-based organization dedicated to providing medical care to those living without permanent housing.
The group received donated medications and supplies, including insulin, nutritional supplements, and anti-inflammatories.
Additionally, over 4.7 million N95 masks departed Direct Relief’s warehouse this week for the Ministry of Health of Baja California. They will be distributed to multiple groups and government agencies in the region.
OPERATIONAL SNAPSHOT
WORLDWIDE
This week, Direct Relief shipped 13.6 million defined daily doses of medication outside the U.S.
Countries that received medical aid over the past week included:
- India
- Fiji
- Bangladesh
- Uganda
- Mexico
- Somaliland
- Malawi
- Syria
UNITED STATES
Direct Relief delivered 532 shipments containing more than six tons of medications over the past week to organizations, including the following:
- Planned Parenthood Keystone, Pennsylvania
- Mission Arlington Medical Clinic, Texas
- The Neighborhood Christian Clinic, Arizona
- Tender Care Community Clinic Inc., California
- Open Arms Health Clinic, Texas
- Lake County Free Clinic, Ohio
- Clinica Esperanza/ Hope Clinic, Rhode Island
- Medical Associates Plus, Georgia
- Garden of Eden Health Center Corporation, Puerto Rico
- Community Health Northwest Florida, Florida
YEAR-TO-DATE (GLOBAL)
Since January 1, 2023, Direct Relief has delivered 20,500 shipments to 2,485 healthcare providers in 55 U.S. states and territories and 88 countries.
These shipments contained 534.2 million defined daily doses of medication valued at $1.9 billion (wholesale), totaling 6.1 million lbs.
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