ROTARY DISTRICT 6110WHARF (Worldwide
Humanitarian
web site: www.6110times.org/wharf
WHARF members
are located in the
The table below includes:
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Contacts are complete with mailing address,
title, phone, fax number and email addresses -- all hyper-linked for instant
access with a click of your mouse;
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Short description briefly describes what
the organization does. This may
include some history and should give a basic description of the mission of
the organization;
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What We Ship indicates in the most generic of
terms what the organization ships or the type of humanitarian aid provided;
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Where We Ship includes the countries or zones
this organization has successfully shipped humanitarian aid to in the past;
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the Membership Number on the title line is a number assigned to each
organization upon joining WHARF;
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the Project name or organization and web site is shown in the second
column of the title line;
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Rotary or non-profit (Rotary/NGO) is shown in the third
column of the title line. We are
trying to partner with other Rotary and other non-profit groups to leverage
our resources;
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S - supplier of equipment, supplies
or materials to projects requesting related aid
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T - transportation, drug re-dating
services, or other service providers
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I - information resource
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P - project sponsors, i.e., actually
do overseas projects, send teams or go over and build things, etc
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O – other - can include
relationships with WHARF, WCSRN or some other affiliated resource which
doesn't fit neatly into one of the above categories
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This database is
being shared with several other organizations and can be linked from
non-profit organization web sites. You
may search for specific terms through the drop-down menu of Edit and
Find. Our hope is that some
organization with needs in a developing country will find our web site and
scroll down the Where We Ship column to see if their country is listed. A look in the What We Ship column will determine if their needs may be met with what that organization
ships. If all this fits, then they can
obtain the contact information, etc. Our hope is to supply as much information as possible in one location
and eliminate their need to surf the web to locate each North American
organization that can help them.
The purpose of this document is not only to share our
information, but also to CREATE AWARENESS AND TAKE ACTION. This just happened to be Rotary
International President Frank Devlyn's slogan for his term as President from
July 2000 through June 2001. Another
purpose is to house as many organizations in one location as possible. We are comfortable that the number of
organizations shipping humanitarian aid from
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Rotary District 6110 Medical
Supplies Network, Inc.
Web site: http://msni.org/msni/ |
Rotary
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FNC: S |
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Jack Maxwell, Founder andChairman of the Board-MSNI
(H) 918
–296-0689
Fax:
918-296-0691
jackmaxw@cox.net
Larry Biron, Dir. of Operations, MSNI
1123
warehouse
918-832-7968
Cell 918-639-1492
Fax 918-832-9896
Updated 9-2006
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Most of our
shipments are WCS projects with other Rotary clubs overseas. However, MSNI has partnered with NGOs and a
few Missionaries involved with medical missions. In addition, we have helped 8 or 10 local
and regional charities by making donations of medical inventory for their
needs and have helped several Rotary Districts start up a warehouse project
like our District 6110 MSNI. A manual,
available on our web site, was developed to assist in the start-up of other
humanitarian aid warehouse projects.
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medical
equipment
medical supplies
clothing
food
ambulance
Water well
Drilling equipment and supplies
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New Opportunities Grant Project
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Rotary
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FNC: P |
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Joyce Elferdink, Committee Chairman
(H) 765-654-4851
Office:
(W) 765-654-5507
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Seeking used
medical equipment in good condition for a children's hospital in Taldykorgan,
Kazahstan. We have a grant from Mercy
Corps International for 80% of the shipping cost and in-country
contacts. To date, we have not located
much of the desperately needed equipment.
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Medical equipment for children's hospital
and cardiology medical center
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(in the former
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Rotary Club of Cincinnati District 6670
World Community Service
Web site: www.mediasign.com
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Rotary
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FNC: S |
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Bob McElroy
(H) 513-922-7760
Office:
Media Sign
1177
(W) 513-564-9500
Fax 513-564-9800
bob@mediasign.com
Dr. Charles
Pierce
513-681-4084
Email: charles@pierce1.net
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Since 1991, the
World Community Service Committee has sought to expand the international role
of the Cincinnati Rotary Club by sending school and medical supplies to other
countries through partnerships with Rotary Clubs throughout
the world and with the assistance of our own membership, local businesses and
non-profit organizations. Since 1992 we have sent:
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31,459 lbs. of books and school
supplies;
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76,800 lbs of medical supplies;
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medical and dental shipments to
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5 shipments to
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medical supplies to
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medical supplies to
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medical supplies to
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school supplies to
We are now
working on a District-wide school supplies collection and medical aid to
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School Supplies |
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Brazil Hospital Project District 6860 Matching Grant #6952
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Rotary
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FNC: S,P
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David W. Burch
(H) 256-766-4233 - (W) 256-386-3338
Fax 256-766-9093
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Four 40-ft. containers of hospital supplies and
equipment. Rotary clubs of
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Hospital
supplies
Hospital
equipment
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Medical Mission Program District 7120
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Rotary
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FNC: S,P |
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Jean Wells, Developer and Chair
(H) 716 223-2633
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The Medical
Mission Program began in January 1999 as a domestic and international community
service project. We have worked in
collaboration with Operation Condor in shipments and staff to
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Medical
equipment
medical supplies
clothing
toys
books
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Domestic (SD)
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HUNGER PLUS District 5730 Web site: www.hungerplus.org |
Rotary |
FNC: S |
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J. B. Roberts, Founder & ChairmanP.O. Box (H) 806-296-7546 (W) 806-293-4413 Fax 806-293-7444 806-894-5458 Updated 8-2006 |
Rotarian J. B. Roberts and the eight District
Governors of Texas started HUNGER PLUS in 1998. HUNGER PLUS works with Breedlove Dehydrated
Foods and other food suppliers to feed the desperate starving people all over
the world, as well as providing other humanitarian aid such as medical
equipment , educational supplies, etc. The role of HUNGER PLUS is to provide the food
component with an overall effort designed to break the hunger/poverty cycle
by partnering with other Rotary programs in helping underdeveloped countries
to become self-sufficient. Hunger Plus
has been approved to work with USDA and USAID. |
A
very nutritional dehydrated soup mix
with a shelf life of 3-5 years; rice and beans and soy products. |
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Breedlove Dehydrated Foods Web site: www.breedlove.org |
NGO |
FNC: S |
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Robert Taylor, CEO
1818 N. M.. (W) 806 741-0404 Fax 806 741-0447 roberttaylor@breedlove.org
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Breedlove Dehydrated Food
Plant in |
dehydrated soup |
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Operation Condor Wheaton Rotary Club District 6440 Web site: www.operationcondor.org |
Rotary |
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Jean "John" De Keyser, Chairman(W) 630-787
0350 Fax 630-787 0377 jdk@westord.com
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Operation Condor focuses on medical missions and
humanitarian projects for the poor population of |
medical & hospital equipment surgical
supplies medical supplies |
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International
Aid -
Web
site: www.internationalaid.org |
NGO |
FNC: S |
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Billy L. Teninty, DirectorMedical Equipment Training17011 West. (H) 616-846-6946 (W) 616-846-7490 Fax 616-846-3842 tenintyb@internationalaid.org overseas/e-mail: iabilly@yahoo.com |
International Aid was founded in 1980 in 1.
The medical equipment repair training program
in 2.
Our partnership in 3.
We are submitting a 3-H proposal through Mike
Keckler and the Modesto (CA) Rotary with co-sponsors Rotary Club of Manila,
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pharmaceutical medical equipment (new & refurbished) medical supplies relief supplies |
160+ countries with priority countries
divided into three tiers 1st Tier: Kosovo 2nd Tier: 3rd Tier: Other |
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Saving Lives Worldwide Program Rotary Club of |
Rotary |
FNC: S,P |
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Rotary Club of
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The Saving Lives Worldwide Program began in January 1996
and during the past 10 years has partnered with other organizations,
including district area Rotary Clubs, the Cincinnati Rotary Club, the
Louisville Dental Society and the Greater Louisville Medical Society. The SLW
Program is committed to working exclusively with and trough Rotary Clubs in
developing countries – galvanizing the active services of Rotarians on both
ends. By its 10th anniversary
in 2006, SLW program has completed 22 shipments of medical/dental equipment
and supplies worth over $5 Million to developing countries in Eastern Europe,
Central America, Southern Asia, the Caribbean and The Saving Lives Worldwide Program is a charter member of WHARF. The SLW Program was inspired early-on b the success of District 6110’s Medical Supplies Network, Inc. (MSNI) program. |
Medical supplies Medical
equipment Dental
operatories |
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FAMSCO (Fire and
Medical Supply Company) District 6000 |
Rotary |
FNC: S |
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John
Ockenfels, President Swisher,
Iowa, 52338 H-
319-848-9036 W-
319-351-2848 C-
319-321-4601 Jim
Peterson – President Iowa City, H. 319-354-5461 W. 319-644-3018 C. 319-631-2992 Jim-peterson@mchsi.com Dick Kennedy, Treasurer
(H) 319-338-2192 Fax
319-351-0473 jrkdvm@aol.com Karin Franklin, Secretary H- 319-354-8776 W- 319-356-5232 |
FAMSCO is an Iowa Corp. formed in 1990 to procure and
ship emergency vehicles, fire-fighting equipment, medical equipment and medical supplies to underdeveloped
countries, mostly in |
Fire Trucks Ambulances School Buses Medical Equipment Medical Supplies Fire Fighting Equipment Fire Fighting Supplies Clothing |
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Rohnert Park-Cotati
Rotary International Service
Project District 5130 HHH #1052 |
Rotary |
FNC: P |
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Vida Jones(H) 707-795-3010 Fax 707-795-7907 |
This Rotary Club has a large and continuing commitment
to the Peruvian Amazon area of § shipped an airplane load and two 20-ft containers of medical equipment supplied by Medical Supplies Network §
arranged for a visit by the Air National Guard
Medical Squadron from §
shipped an ambulance to § delivered ten Nomex fire fighting suits to the Ucayali Fire Marshall §
been successful in applying for a Rotary International 3-H grant to
bring a public health education project to the slum areas of This project involves five Rotary districts in four
countries. Currently we are gathering one additional container of medical
supplies to complete furnishing of the hospital that the Pucallpa Rotarians
have built. We are gathering used
clothing for shipment to the Rotaract clubs of |
medical
equipment medical supplies clothing Fire fighting equipment ambulance 2-way radios |
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Rotary |
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Randall SpencerDistrict 6940 WCS Coordinatorc/o The Spencer Group 31 (H)
850-934-3000 Fax 850-934-9010 spencergroup@ispchannel.com
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Established for the purpose of providing medical or
dental facilities to any worthwhile missionary group, we have two units 8X24
equipped for medical exams, medication dispensing w/ A/C and generators. May be transported to a specific site but
Clinica Biblica, the host group in C.R., usually has identified the very
needy locations. Two units 8X24 are equipped for dental use. Each has three
stations equipped with RotoDents. Dentists
provide their own instruments. Three
Cavitrons also available. SPECIAL NOTE:
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Medical Supplies Medical Equipment |
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Flame of Hope Foundation, Inc Viroqua Area Rotary |
Rotary |
FNC: P |
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Karen M. Dahl , President and Founder(H)
608-637-7710 Fax 608-637-6184 kdahl@frontiernet.net
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The Flame of Hope
Foundation, Inc. is an off-shoot of the Wisconsin Rural Leadership Program
and a project of the local Rotary Club.
It works with tortured, abandoned and orphaned children in We have provided medical
funds for plastic and reconstructive surgery; hearing aids for slum children;
books, art supplies and school supplies for 150 children. Presently we are attempting to establish a free
medical infirmary and clinic for the kids as well as individuals that
"slip through the cracks" of the health care programs in The principal NGO with
whom we work in this country is the Duang Prateep Foundation, founded by
Prateep Ungsong thong Hata, recipient of the Magsaysay award for Humanitarian
Service in the |
Financial
Resources |
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Rotary Blood Bank Technology
Exchange District 5790 |
Rotary |
FNC: S |
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Charles Kurtzman, Project Coordinator
(H) 817-738-5588 (W) 817-870-9884 c.kurtzman@att.net
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The Blood Bank Technology Exchange was created to re-deploy about $1.5 million worth of blood bank lab equipment donated by our regional blood center, Carter Blood Care. The project oversees personnel training and inter-country exchanges facilitated by Rotary Clubs. We are evaluating expansion of this project. |
blood bank equipment personnel training |
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Governor's Challenge Blood Drives District 5790 |
Rotary |
FNC: P |
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Charles Kurtzman, Project Coordinator
(H) 817-738-5588 (W) 817-870-9884 c.kurtzman@att.net |
The Governor's Challenge addresses the critical need for increased blood donations by volunteer donors throughout the world. Started in Rotary District 5790 five years ago, 80% of clubs in the District now participate. Over 4000 units of blood have been donated. We are now extending the Challenge to other Districts, domestic and international. |
methodology motivation |
(in process) |
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Universal H.A.R.T.- (Humanitarian Aid Resources and Transportation, Inc.) |
Rotary/NGO |
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Jessica Settle, Director
Home
574-232-1731 Fax.
574-232-1741 Jessica@univheart.org
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Founded by Rotarians, Jack Maxwell and Larry Biron, and established by a Special Initiatives Grant from the RI Foundation, H.A.R.T. is dedicated to assisting and strengthening humanitarian efforts through the identification and development of cost-effective (yet safe and secure) transportation sources. Universal H.A.R.T.'s energies are devoted to networking with Rotarians and other organizations involved in humanitarian efforts to share experiences and resources. Focusing on transportation and logistical issues, H.A.R.T. identifies and develops governmental donated or reduced-rate transportation sources along with reliable in-country contacts and agencies to help assure safe portal-to-portal delivery of any type of humanitarian aid cargo. |
Transportation and consulting services
free of charge to those who need assistance in this area. |
Air, land and water transportation aid
provided from any location in the |
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SUNSTOVE Solar Cookers Web site: www.sungravity.com |
NGO |
FNC: S |
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Richard C. Wareham, Director3140 North Lilly Road phone 262-781-1689 fax 262-781-0455 Margaret Bennett, Chairperson Crystal Park 1515 Phone 011-2711-969-2818 Fax 011-2711-969-5110 |
The SUNSTOVE is a low-cost, user-friendly, portable
quality solar cooker designed by Rotarian Richard C. Wareham in 1992. Rotary Clubs in Most important -- It can be built by hand with materials available in every country. A program description, drawings, specs and a cookbook are on web site for anyone to copy or use as a guide to build a unit. |
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manufactured in |
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Project C.U.R.E. Commission on Urgent Relief and Equipment |
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W. Douglas Jackson, PhD., Pres. & CEO7200 Lakewood, CO. 80226 303-727-9414 Fax 303-727-8397 ProjectCure@juno.com
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James W.
Jackson, a successful entrepreneur and international economic consultant,
founded Project C.U.R.E. in 1987. He
had observed the ill and needy walking for miles and waiting for hours to
obtain primitive medical attention. C.U.R.E.
is a non-profit corporation 501(C)(3) operating warehouses in |
medical supplies medical equipment |
Eighty-one countries, from On all continents except |
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Rotary |
FNC: S |
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PDG
Judi Beard-Strubing 04-05 H
541-342-2474 Fax
541-431-3910 W
800-426-5793 Mobile (541) 953-2336 Email:
judi5110@comcast.net Stephen
C Stocks 541-928-9648 Fax.
541-928-4395 |
Oregon Mid Valley Container Project is an
organization of Rotary clubs that collect, sort, repair, pack and ship
continers of medical goods, books, computers and specific need items for use
in third world countries. A receiving
Rotary club is required in the country of delivery. |
Medical Equip. Medical Supplies Computers Books |
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RWHN (Rotary Clubs of the Lower Mainland of BC World Help Network) |
Rotary |
FNC: S |
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RWHN V6C-2B3 Terry McGaulay, President 06-07 V5S 4S8 H 604-325-2021 Fax
604-325-6500 Email
mcgauley@axion.net George Sandwith, Past President V 3C 3J8 604-464-9419 phone & fax |
Formally established in 1997, RWHN, a registered
non-profit society in the Non-member clubs can sponsor shipments for $6000
provided a member club is not on the waiting list. We are currently using
temporary donated warehouse space of approximately 3,000 square feet. We have
assisted with the Polio Plus Project in the |
medical equipment medical supplies clothing books hospital furniture lab equipment education supplies |
45 countries inc. Tajikastan |
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J. M. Keckler Medical Co., Inc. Rotary District 5220 |
Rotary |
FNC: S |
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J. Michael Keckler(209) 847-4100 Fax (209) 847-4166 (800) 523-1010 Cell
209-614-0231 Jim Whitworth209-847-4100 Fax 209-847-4166 updated 9-2006 |
Keckler Medical is a distributor of hospital critical care capital equipment for hospital and clinic use. We take used hospital equipment as trade in for new equipment and we buy hospitals, clinics and warehouses of medical equipment which we repair biomedically and ship around the world. We ship a 40' container approximately every 60 days. We have been
granted 3-H Grants for Rotary projects in Brazis and the Philippens 3-H
grant is complete. New 3-H grant
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Hospital equipment medical supplies |
wherever needed in 141 countries so far: The former Russian States etc. |
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MAP International Web site: www.map.org |
NGO |
FNC: S |
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MAP International
Mark WalkerDistrict 5510 International Service ChairSpecial Assistant to the President to MAP 602 494 3495 fax 602 494 1434 John GarvinAgency Services & Relief Director
912 265-6010 ext. 666 jgarvin@map.org
Rosemary Mehl,Customer Service Director912 265-6010 ext. 6675 |
MAP International is a non-profit Christian relief and development organization that promotes the total health of people living in the world's poorest communities. MAP, founded in 1954 as Medical Assistance Programs, has a mission to promote the total health of people living in the world's poorest communities by partnering in the provision of essential medicines and prevention and eradication of disease promotion of Community Health Development. MAP is a primary provider of donated medicines and
medical supplies in the world and is a leader in the development of standards
for the use of donated medicines. In
times of natural or man-made disaster, MAP quickly responds with appropriate
medicines requested from the field.
MAP works to prevent disease through a comprehensive network of
education and immunization programs. MAP's primary focus in development
programs is to provide adequate training on health related issues to empower people to care for
those within their own communities.
Three Rotary Districts, including 5510 and 6920, have sent Emergency
Health kits through MAP to Carlos Bullos in |
Medicines medical supplies |
during FY99 MAP International served people living in the
world's poorest communities in 96 countries worldwide |
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Direct Relief International (DRI) Web site: www.directrelief.org |
NGO |
FNC: S |
Thomas Tighe, Executive Director
805-683-3678 office phone Fax. 805-681-4838 Susan Fowler, Program Officer Office: 805-964-4767 x140 sfowler@directrelief.org |
Direct Relief
International (DRI), founded in 1945, supports the immediate and ongoing work
of community health initiatives and disaster relief teams through donations
of appropriate and specifically requested medical commodities. These goods are contributed to DRI from
over 150 manufacturers and distributors as well as clinics, hospitals, physicians
and dentists. Donated equipment is
tested and refurbished, and documentation is assembled before shipment. DRI then
partners with other organizations and foundations, including Rotary Clubs and
Districts, to finance the processing and shipping expenses associated with
delivering this tangible support to locations in need around the globe. DRI
also has extensive contact with Rotarians around the world who help screen
the legitimacy of requests and help assure that the goods are delivered to
the proper clinics, hospitals or relief efforts. (See also Rotary District
5240's Hands Across the Sea Program).
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medical equipment medical supplies nutritional products pharmaceuticals |
Virtually every country in the world |
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Hands Across the Sea Rotary District 5240 |
Rotary |
FNC: S |
Jim Johannsen PDG805-687-4602 Fax. 805-967-1865 Email: jimjohannsen@impulse.net |
The Hands Across
the Sea Program, founded by the Rotary Club of Santa Barbara North of District
5240 in 1966, partners with Direct Relief International (DRI) of District 5240
also assists DRI with locating equipment, locating technicians to check our
donated equipment and locating Rotarians in other countries to help with the
receipt and distribution of the equipment, materials and pharmaceutical
products. (See also Direct Relief
International directly above). #24 |
Medical equipment medical supplies nutritional products pharmaceuticals |
Over 25 countries since 1980 more if you go back to 1966-1980 |
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World Vision
Web site: www.worldvision.org |
NGO |
FNC: S |
Craig MacKayGift in Kind Department World Vision So 253-815-2267
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World Vision Gift In Kind (GIK) department sends new,
donated products to various countries throughout the world. The products shipped are in direct response
to needs identified in the field from our various offices. Our GIK products
are integrated into ongoing community development and child sponsorship
projects in countries in Latin America, the Middle East, Eastern Europe,
Asia, and |
Clothing, shoes, medical supplies school supplies personal hygiene products, books and recreational supplies |
Asia and |
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Food for the Hungry, Incorporated
Web site: www.fh.org |
NGO |
FNC: S |
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Meeting physical
& spiritual needs worldwide, Food for the Hungry (FHI) is an organization
of Christian motivation, committed to working with the poorest of the poor to
overcome hunger and poverty through integrated self-development and
relief. True and complete development
is only possible by reconciliation with God through Jesus Christ. FHI works in the poorest
countries of Africa, Asia Latin America and §
disaster relief §
child sponsorship, §
education through long-term
sustainable development §
deployment of volunteers Operations:
FHI's 1,166 workers link 48,235 donors who provide food, clothing,
pharmaceuticals, medical supplies, micro-enterprise opportunities and
training to poor people in 26 countries. |
medical supplies clothing blankets vegetable seeds medical equipment food/cereals |
Rawanda Uzbeckistan |
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Rotary District 6920
Medical Equipment Transport Services |
Rotary |
FNC: S |
Patti T. Victor DirectorMedical Equipment Transport Service
Ph: 912-713-4312 pvictor@MedicalEquipmentTransport.org Cell: 912-398-1440 H: 912-355-3135 Updated, December 2006 |
The mission of Rotary Medical Equipment
Transport Services (METS) is to save lives and reduce pain and
suffering. In the three years since
its inception, METS has shipped sixteen 40-foot containers of
medical/dental/prosthetic equipment and supplies to clinics and hospitals in
five developing nations. These shipments
constitute over 240,000 lbs. of medical aid, valued at approximately $3.2
million. METS is staffed entirely by
Rotary Volunteers. |
Medical/ Dental/ Prosthetic Equipment Medical supplies |
Chili |
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Brother's Brother Foundation Web site: www.brothersbrother.com |
NGO and
Rotary |
FNC: S |
Luke L. Hingson,President412-321-3160 Fax 412-321-3325 Home:
(H) 412-264-5311Michele Fonda, Development Assistant |
In its 42 year existence, Brother's
Brother Foundation has shipped over 63,000 tons of supplies overseas to those
in need. Five hundred 40-foot
containers of books, medical supplies, food and seed have been shipped for
Rotary distribution in over 30 countries. |
text books emergency supplies medical equipment & supplies clothing food seed to plant |
We
have shipped to over 100 countries worldwide |
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Rotaplast
International, Inc. |
Rotary |
FNC: S |
Julene HunterExecutive Director 415-252-1111 Fax 415-252-1211 Email: julene@rotaplast.org Caroline Thompson Resource Manager Email caroline@rotaplast.org Updated December, 2006 |
As a World
Community Service Project in partnership with Rotary Clubs and Districts
around the world, Rotaplast International provides free reconstructive
surgery to children in the most economically challenged communities. As a 501-c-(3) non-profit organization, Rotaplast International has
created new smiles for 10,000 children around the world since 1992. We provide long term solutions by funding
and coordinating volunteer surgical team missions, training and mentoring
local physicians, launching public education projects and advancing research
on cleft lip and palate anomalies |
Complete team of surgical doctors, dentists, and nurses, 10 non-medical
Rotarian volunteers, and all needed medical equipment and supplies to provide
reconstructive services to children with cleft lip and palate anomalies. |
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Helping Hands Wellness Outreach, Inc.
Web site: www.helpnhands.org |
NGO |
FNC: P |
Emerson B. Cochran, M.D.,President (H) 770-422-5219 Fax 770-422-6656 ebcochran@mindspring.com
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Helping
Hands is a project started in January 1997 in Coban, |
medical supplies medical equipment surgical teams |
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David Livingstone Web site: www.dlmfkure.org |
NGO |
FNC: S |
H. Dwain Griffin, Chairman/CEO(W) 918-742-9902 Fax 918-742-9903 918-298-6162 Home dgriffin@dlmfkure.org |
DLK Foundation
is a 501(C)(3) non-profit corporation.
Since 1970 we have been building total care orphanages, performing
disaster relief efforts around the world in more than 30 countries and
providing feeding programs for malnourished children and free medical health
clinics in poverty-stricken developing countries. We also network with civic organizations
such as Rotary Clubs and Lions Clubs and partner with other NGO’s and
churches worldwide to establish educational programs in |
Medical equipment supplies books medicines food clothing educational supplies other misc. items |
Kosovo |
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Blessings International Web site: www.blessing.org |
PVO/NGO |
FNC: T,S |
Harold C. Harder, PhD, PresidentGayle DiGiovanni, Administrative Asst.5881 S. Garnett 918-250-8101 fax 918-250-1281 blessingsint@compuserve.com
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Blessings
International was founded in 1981 to serve as a source of pharmaceuticals and
medical supplies for treating indigent patients through Christian clinics and
hospitals located in developing nations and by short-term medical teams
serving needy patients in such countries.
Blessings International has ongoing relief and development projects in
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prescription and OTC pharmaceuticals,
vitamins, anti medicines parasitic surgical supplies |
over 130 developing nations |
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Rotary District 5370 Humanitarian Aid Warehouse Society (HAWS) |
Rotary |
FNC: S |
RD 5370 Humanitarian Aid Warehouse Society (
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Founded in 2002 and
currently operating in a $1/month leased new 12,000 sq.ft. Warehouse. Shipping costs
are usually paid by the requesting Rotary Club, donating Rotary Club/s,
RD5370 and usually by Universal Aide from B.C., Container
shipping costs are typically between US$3,000 and $11,000. |
Emergency aid items, books, medical
equipment/supplies, school supplies,
building materials, baled cleaned clothing, tarps, toys & other requested
items |
Iqualuit Dominican Rep. |
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International Book Bank |
NGO |
FNC: S |
Bradley K. Vogt, Program Director(320) 249-9806 fax (320) 656-9520 |
Founded in 1987,
the International Book Bank (IBB) is a nonprofit, charitable organization,
registered in the U.S. IBB supports literacy development projects and
education in developing projects and education in developing countries of the
World. IBB’s mission is
to procure, process and ship books and other educational materials to
appropriate recipients in these areas.
IBB works with a network of book donors, recipients and funding
partners – advocates of literacy development – to accomplish this important
task. IBB shipped 57 containers of
books to 20 countries during fiscal year 1999/2000. |
Educational books on all topics and at all
levels, currently have 1,000,000 new books on hand |
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Arkansas-Volgograd Affiliation ( |
UAMS |
FNC: P |
Dr. Charles Cranford, Vice Chancellor for Regional Programs4301 501 686-5260 Fax 501 686-8506 cranfordcharleso@exchange.uams.edu Jim Wohlleb, Assistant Director
501 686-2596 Fax 501 686-2585 wohllebjamesc@exchange.uams.edu |
In 1993 UAMS and
the Another effort
in planning stages is a memorial to the fallen soldiers and people of |
Medical equipment medical supplies computers publications |
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Web site: www.allianceforsmiles.org |
Rotary/NGO |
FNC: P |
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Anita Stangl President and CEO 415-647-4481 Cell 415-215-1099 Email anita@allianceforsmiles.org Jennifer Guerra Development Director 415-647-4481 Fax 415-647-7041 Cell 415-248-6443 Email Jennifer@allianceforsmiles.org Updated 9-2006 |
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International Ambulatory Project Rotary Club of |
Rotary/NGO |
FNC: P,S |
Joseph Kelleher, FounderVoice: 804-649-7501 Direct: 804-643-2206 Fax: 804-783-0612 Email:jmkelleher@kelleherhvac.com Updated November 15, 2006 |
This project
started under Rotary Activities, Inc, a 501c(3) subsidiary of the Rotary Club
of Richmond, Virginia. The initial
focus of the project was the shipment of wheelchairs, crutches and other
ambulatory equipment to clinics in |
Ambulatory equipment medical supplies Med. equipment Hospital furniture Dental equipment |
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Rotary/NGO |
FNC: P,S |
Paul Keller(H) Fax: None Primary: pavil_keller@msn.com Secondary: kellerpj@hotmail.com Site: www.lekol.com |
Paul is
primarily involved in school development projects in Updated November
13, 2006 |
Occasionally Computers Needed by Our
Partners. |
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Smiles Foundation |
NGO |
FNC: P,S |
Elina Katsman, Founder and PresidentPhone: (416) 661-8520 Fax: (416) 663-1973 John DeBoer, DirectorSmiles Foundation
Member of Willowdale Rotary Club905 669-9455 Fax: 905 669-3534 |
Smiles
Foundation is the product of a project that started in 1988 in the Smiles
Foundation has a sister Foundation in the Dominican Republic called Fundacion
para la Prevencion y la Salud Bucal de los Niños Sonrisas. Smiles Foundation is expanding to community
development, disease prevention and nutrition. Its goal is to establish a permanent clinic
in each important city and have a general doctor. |