Even though it was a rainy day and road construction made it difficult to get to us, our Idaho Gives Day BBQ was a big success. We served 90 hamburgers and hot dogs and raised $9,658 towards our $15,000 goal of sending a shipment of medical equipment and supplies to Annie’s Clinic in Ghana. That’s 64%! We still needed $5,342 to send a shipment to Africa…
Stone Lumber donates materials for crates The Stone Lumber store in Nampa donated building materials to make crates for equipment. George Kilbury (pictured) and Norm Watts build many of the crates which protect the equipment that we send overseas. They recently crated an operating microscope that we sent to a clinic in Jamaica. They also built crates for centrifuges and…
Shipment of Crisis Care Kits goes to the Philippines A container full of Crisis Care Kits was loaded on the truck and sent out in March. There is flooding caused by typhoons every year somewhere in this nation of 7,000 islands, so it is great to have them positioned in country ahead of time. The value of these Crisis Care…
The Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Nicole Wilson is the 2015 recipient of the Elizabeth Murtland World Impact Scholarship. Nicole is a student at College of Western Idaho studying to be a Physical Therapy Assistant. Her desire is to encourage people at a difficult time in their lives. Besides her school work and volunteering at Hands of…
A few weeks ago we got an email that went to all the Technical Exchange for Christian Healthcare (TECH) members. Scott Karstenson asked if anyone had an otoscope/ophthalmoscope that they could donate or sell reasonably for the Caritas Clinic in Djibouti. TECH members donate equipment to each other with the recipient just having to pay postage. We had several that had…
Give to Annie’s Clinic Hear Annie’s Story This year for Idaho Gives Day, on May 7, we’re raising funds to ship medical equipment and supplies to outfit the brand new Annie Gorman Medical Clinic in Africa. The clinic is located in Namankwan in NE Ghana, a remote area that previously had no access to medical care for miles. The new…