C el eb r a t i n g 2 0 Ye a r s o f I m p a c t

est. 1998

2018 AN N UAL R E P O RT
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MedShare is a humanitarian aid organization dedicated to improving the

quality of life of people and our planet. In 2018, we celebrated our 20th
year in fulfillment of that mission. For two decades, our efforts have brought
lifesaving medical supplies and equipment to over 20 million patients in
103 countries, all while strengthening global health systems. MedShare has
offices in the Atlanta, San Francisco Bay, and New York City metropolitan
areas. Charity Navigator has ranked MedShare as a Four-Star Charity for 14
consecutive years, placing us in the top 1% of all nonprofits in the U.S. for
excellence in financial accountability and transparency.

www.medshare.org

@medsharemission @medshare @medshareofficial @medsharewesternregion

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IMPACT IN 2018

DONATED SERVED

$13 million 67 countries

in lifesaving with medically
medical aid underserved
communities

EQUIPPED TREATED

50,000 1.5 million

healthcare providers patients in need of
to save lives quality care

TRAINED DIVERTED

810 1.8 million

engineers, technicians, pounds of quality supplies
and end-users from local landfills

Cover photo: Alinafe, a patient who received surgery at Beit CURE International Hospital in Malawi thanks to MedShare donations.
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 20 years of impact 4

Dear Friends,
Happy anniversary! As MedShare more than 154,000 mothers and
celebrates 20 years of improving children in Chontales, Nicaragua
global health and the environment, we through our partnership with AMOS.
want to thank you for being a vital part
of our impact worldwide. Whether you Each year MedShare’s community
joined MedShare at our founding 20 works tirelessly to strengthen global
years ago, or you just discovered us healthcare, build a sustainable
this year, we’re glad to have you as a foundation for exemplary medical
part of our community. care, and improve the quality of life
of people and our planet. Over the
2018 has been a true celebration of all past two decades, MedShare donors,
that makes MedShare so special. Your healthcare partners, volunteers, staff,
generosity has been overwhelming. and supporters have worked together
From the outpouring of support we to deliver $220 million in medical aid.
witnessed during the disasters last Together, we have reached more than
fall to the care you’ve shown for 20 million patients in 103 countries!
the families served by our 2 Million We want to thank you for all you’ve
Mothers initiative, we are touched by done to make these achievements
your compassion. possible, and we invite you to join us
as we embark on the next 20 years of
During our disaster relief efforts last global impact!
fall, you enabled MedShare to deliver
$1.4 million in medical aid to patients,
medical professionals, and families
in 12 countries and territories. Your
support provided compassionate
care for hundreds of thousands of Charles Redding
people experiencing unimaginable MedShare CEO & President
tragedy in the face of disaster. But
your generosity didn’t stop there. As
MedShare expanded our Maternal and
Child Health outreach, the support
you gave to mothers in medically
underserved communities allowed us Angeline Fife
to deliver critical care to thousands of Chair, MedShare Board of Trustees
pregnant moms and infants, including

Photo (left): Children served by MedShare-equipped Cambodian Health Professionals Association of America.
5 Improving the quality of life of people and our planet

Improving
quality
of life
OUR MISSION
MedShare is dedicated to improving the quality of life of people, communities and our
planet by sourcing and directly delivering surplus medical supplies and equipment to
communities in need around the world.

OUR PURPOSE OUR COMMITMENT

MedShare is a humanitarian aid organization MedShare is committed to providing
that sources surplus, essential medical assistance to all healthcare organizations
supplies and equipment and directly and medical professionals that serve
delivers them, with training, to medical vulnerable populations regardless of
facilities around the world, to help build religion, political affiliation, or race.
capacity and improve the quality of life of MedShare often partners with various faith-
people, communities, and our planet. based and non-governmental organizations
to fulfill our mission. MedShare is steadfast
in our obligation to provide high-quality
OUR COMMUNITY medical supplies and equipment to
MedShare relies solely on the generosity of hospitals and clinics in need.
individuals, foundations, corporations, and
government grants to carry out our mission.
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Celebrating MedShare’s Founders

MedShare celebrated our 20th anniversary in 2018, a milestone that would not have been
possible without MedShare’s Co-Founders, A.B. Short and Bob Freeman.

A.B. SHORT & BOB FREEMAN

In 1998, Atlanta-based philanthropists
A.B. Short and Bob Freeman saw an
opportunity to take what we have in excess
and share it with those in need around
the world. They founded MedShare
International on that very simple premise
-- sharing.
Operating out of donated warehouse
space and borrowing trucks to pick
up supplies from hospitals, A.B. and
Bob’s two-man operation soon grew
into something much larger than they
imagined. They called it “MedShare
Magic” as the organization continued to
succeed far beyond their expectations.
In the 20 years since, MedShare has grown
into a global health organization serving
patients and strengthening healthcare in
103 countries. MedShare has treated 20
million patients and impacted countless
more, all thanks to A.B. and Bob’s unique
vision and exceptional dedication to
serving others. On behalf of those we MedShare’s Co-Founders, Bob Freeman (left) and A.B. Short (right), celebrate the delivery of a
serve, thank you, A.B. and Bob! donation of medical supplies and equipment to Nigeria.

We were proud to honor Bob and A.B. at MedShare’s 20th Anniversary Celebration in Atlanta this September. A.B. accepted our
Founder’s Award and shared the words of wisdom he learned in his year’s building and leading MedShare’s mission.

“We accomplish very little by ourselves. What we’re

celebrating is not my dream, I articulated it, but it
came into reality when we joined hands and made
it happen together. And it is those hands joining
together that makes MedShare happen and makes
the future very bright.”
- MedShare’s Co-Founder, A.B. Short, accepting the Founders’ award
at MedShare’s Kaleidoscope 20th anniversary celebration.
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Maternal & Child Health

Program
MedShare’s Maternal & Child Health Program works to improve the quality of healthcare for
mothers and children in medically underserved communities; thereby reducing the number of
deaths associated with childbirth.

AMOS HEALTH & HOPE donated by MedShare helped save the

life of a pregnant mother and her baby: MATERNAL & CHILD HEALTH
This year, MedShare launched a
partnership with AMOS Health and “A pregnant woman came and PROGRAM IMPACT 2018
Hope in Nicaragua. We set out to we did an ultrasound with the
improve the quality of healthcare for equipment donated by MedShare.
mothers and children and to reduce We could observe she had very little DONATED
$630,600
the number of deaths before, during, amniotic fluid, and the baby was not
and after childbirth in the rural area of moving much. The patient was sent
Chontales. immediately to the hospital in Juigalpa,
where doctors determined she needed
in aid for Maternal &
Thanks to our shared commitment to an emergency C-section. She was Child Health
better health, MedShare and AMOS 36 weeks pregnant. Thanks to the
served more than 154,000 people timely diagnosis using the ultrasound
living in Chontales and reduced donated by MedShare, both mom and SERVED
neonatal deaths by 40%. Because of
our partnership 40% fewer babies died
baby were able to survive.”
35 countries
and 40% more families have happier, in need of Maternal & Child
healthier futures. “Thanks to the timely Health supplies and equipment
MedShare donated everything from diagnosis using the
bed sheets to wheelchairs to help
ultrasound donated by
improve rural maternal care, but one TREATED
MedShare, both mom
89,150 patients
piece of equipment stood out as
exceptionally important. and baby were able to
Diana Chacon, the auxiliary nurse at survive.” in need of Maternal &
the Health Center in El Ayote, shared
with us how an ultrasound machine
Diana Chacon, Auxiliary Nurse,
El Ayote, Nicaragua
Child Health services
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Disaster Relief
Program
MedShare’s Disaster Relief Program equips first responders in the aftermath of natural disasters
and partners with local institutions to support long-term, sustainable recovery for vulnerable
communities.

DISASTER RELIEF PROGRAM

IMPACT 2018
COMMUNITIES COMING Each time disaster strikes, our relief
TOGETHER efforts depend on the generosity and
Following some of the worst natural hard work of hundreds of individuals who DONATED
$1.95 million
disasters in recorded history, MedShare come together to support our neighbors
launched its largest ever disaster relief in need. When hospital stock rooms
were empty and patients went without
response in late 2017. Partnering with
treatment, our community delivered
in aid for Disaster Relief
more than 40 healthcare and relief
organizations, MedShare donated more lifesaving supplies. When families were
without power, we delivered generators.
than $1.95 million in medical supplies,
When communities were struggling,
SERVED
12 countries &
biomedical equipment, and emergency
care items to communities across 12 MedShare delivered hope.
countries and territories.
As we worked to get emergency
territories
supplies to our partners on the ground, “From the bottom of in need of Disaster Relief
we discovered dozens of generous
organizations and individuals eager to
my heart I’d like to
lend their time and resources to support thank you for helping TREATED
people struggling in the wake of disaster. Puerto Rico get back 320,000 patients
on its feet.”
Everyone from local small businesses to
film producer Tyler Perry donated their
time, resources, and talents to ensure Dr. Carla Haack traveled to Puerto Rico to in need of Disaster Relief
that patients in need received the provide aid nine times in the aftermath of & emergency aid
Hurricane Maria.
compassionate care they deserved.
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Infectious Disease
Control & Prevention Program
MedShare’s Infectious Disease Control & Prevention Program strives to prevent the spread of infectious
disease, prepare communities for outbreaks, and protect healthcare professionals on the front lines, which
is why MedShare includes Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in nearly every one of our donations.

EBOLA IN THE DRC

Dr. Dan Kelly, Infectious Disease
Specialist at the University of
California, San Francisco (UCSF) and
MedShare Medical Mission Team
leader, has dedicated the last several
years to researching the recovery of
Ebola survivors in West Africa. In an
effort to understand the long-term
impact that the disease has had on
survivors, Dr. Kelly works alongside
local healthcare professionals in
communities in West Africa.
infectious disease are able to provide
When the 2018 Ebola outbreak began better care, do more in-depth research, INFECTIOUS DISEASE
in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and prevent future epidemics. CONTROL & PREVENTION
Dr. Kelly and his team engaged
communities proactively. Partnering
When asked about MedShare’s role IMPACT 2018
in preventing outbreaks, Dr. Kelly
with the UCLA DRC Health Research
said, “The thing I find really inspiring
and Training Program led by Dr. Annie
Rimoin, they provided vaccinations and
is MedShare’s systematic approach DONATED
$2.15 million
to impact. Epidemics – whether it’s
preventative treatments for patients at
Ebola, Zika, SARS – they tend to be
risk of contracting Ebola. This kind of
symptoms of a greater disease which
outreach is necessary to control the
is a weak health system. If we can
in aid for Infectious Disease
spread of infectious disease, but it can Control & Prevention
focus on strengthening those health
be extremely dangerous for medical
systems, we can avoid the death and
professionals. The risk of a healthcare
destruction that these outbreaks have
provider contracting Ebola gets higher
in communities.” SERVED
55 countries
with every patient treated, particularly
in healthcare communities without
resources. That’s why MedShare “If we can focus on
in need of Personal
ensured that Dr. Kelly, his team, and strengthening those
Protective Equipment
health systems, we
the medical facilities they visited
received plenty of Personal Protective
Equipment. Simple supplies like can avoid the death
TREATED
gloves, gowns, and face masks can and destruction that
make the difference between life and
death for healthcare professionals on these outbreaks have 264,600 patients
the front lines. in communities.” in need of Infectious Disease
Equipped with these critical supplies, Dr. Dan Kelly, Control & Prevention care
Infectious Disease Specialist at UCSF
medical professionals who fight
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Biomedical Equipment
Training & Repair Service
MedShare’s Biomedical Equipment Training & Repair Service supports each of MedShare’s four programs,
focusing on providing quality, high-performance medical equipment and state-of-the-art training, enabling
the sustainable improvement of care for years to come.

beds, and critical surgical supplies to

support this vital project. BIOMEDICAL EQUIPMENT
MALAWI’S FIRST PEDIATRIC ICU IMPACT 2018
This year, after careful planning
Last year Malawi had no pediatric and coordination, the Mercy James
surgery center or pediatric Intensive Institute of Pediatric Surgery and
Care Unit. The country, with a Intensive Care finally opened! On DONATED
$1.4 million
population of 17 million people, had opening day, the President of Malawi
fewer than five pediatric surgeons called Mercy James “The pride of
in total. The need for improved Malawi!”
pediatric care was enormous. in quality biomedical
With a state of the art pediatric equipment
When Raising Malawi joined our long- ICU, three operating theaters, and
term partners at Queen Elizabeth a 50-bed ward, the center can treat
Central Hospital in Blantyre to open thousands of children each year.
the first Pediatric Surgery and ICU Mercy James is also a medical training TRAINED
in Malawi, MedShare was happy
to help. We coordinated with our
facility supporting the education
of local healthcare providers and 810
local healthcare partners to source improving the overall quality of engineers, technicians,
biomedical equipment, hospital biomedical diagnosis and pediatric and end-users
surgery in the country.

“Support from Designed with the children it serves

in mind, the facility is covered in DELIVERED EQUIPMENT TO
MedShare made the
35 countries
colorful, hand-painted murals.

Mercy James Centre Specially designed, according to

Mercy James, Madonna’s daughter
in need of improved
possible.” and the center’s namesake, “to make
biomedical services
a place of healing a more fun place
Szena Dayo, Raising Malawi
to be.”
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Primary Care
Program
MedShare’s Primary Care Program strives to build healthy communities and strengthen health
systems both locally and abroad by providing communities with the essential supplies and
equipment necessary for general care, including surgery and preventative medicine.

Upon arriving at Beit CURE

International Hospital in Malawi, PRIMARY CARE
ALINAFE’S SURGERY Ellen and Alinafe found out that PROGRAM IMPACT 2018
Alinafe was born a healthy baby, but MedShare had recently donated
when she was 5 months old a window surgical supplies, including the drill
that was needed for Alinafe’s rare
frame fell on her leg leading to a
surgery. DONATED
$9.4 million
malformation and later, a debilitating
limp. She spent her childhood “We only had one of those drills in the
struggling to walk and suffering from hospital and it’s broken, so for months
the stigma associated with disability we were unable to use the drill that’s in aid for Primary Care
in her community. designed for small children,” said Dr. treatment
Alinafe’s grandmother, Ellen, couldn’t Kyle James, Alinafe’s surgeon. “When
bear to see her granddaughter this donation came, it meant that
struggle in this way. She insisted that we were able to perform operations SERVED
27 countries
Alinafe be treated at a local hospital that we couldn’t perform safely and
equipped by MedShare supplies. “My efficiently before. The drill was the
prayer is to see my granddaughter first item that got unpacked and went
straight to the operating theater the in need of Primary Care
walking freely,” she told us.
next day, so it’s been a tremendous supplies and equipment
help.”

“When I grow up Alinafe’s operation was successful

and she was able to recover fully at
TREATED
I want to be a the hospital. Today she is able to
1 million patients
doctor!”
walk freely on her own. She told us
that her dream is to become a doctor in need of Primary
Alinafe, age 8, after receiving surgery in and help other children just like her!
Malawi thanks to MedShare donations.
Care health services
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Partnership Spotlight:
MedShare’s holistic partnership with Hill-Rom and HealthTrust has allowed us to deliver hospital
beds to thousands of healthcare communities around the world, increasing healthcare capacity
and improving the overall quality of care delivered to patients.

MEDSHARE HILL-ROM
PARTNERSHIP IMPACT, 2018

DELIVERED DIVERTED SERVED

696 193,654 8
high-quality beds and pounds partner organizations with
mattresses to communities from local landfills donated hospital beds
in need

DELIVERING BEDS, IMPROVING

CARE

In 2018 MedShare launched a project

with our long-time partners at Hill-Rom
and our new partners at HealthTrust.
Knowing that a lack of beds is a
major barrier to delivering care in
medically underserved communities,
we encouraged our network of health
systems around the U.S. to donate their
gently used beds each time they purchase
new ones. This partnership has had far-
reaching effects. Together, MedShare,
Hill-Rom, and HealthTrust have provided
hundreds of thousands of state-of-
the-art hospital beds to healthcare
communities in medically underserved
areas, which increases their capacity to
provide quality care. Additionally, this
model prevents thousands of hospital
beds from being needlessly wasted and
thrown into local landfills, placing an
enormous burden on the environment.
This unique partnership is improving the
Thanks to a bed donated by Hill-Rom, an expectant mother is able to rest comfortably as she quality of life of people and our planet
awaits the birth of quadruplets at Junta de Beneficencia de Guayaquil in Ecuador. one bed at a time!
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Medical Mission Teams

An initiative of MedShare’s Primary Care Program, MedShare equips Medical Mission Teams
traveling to hard to reach areas where medical care is scarce.

NOMADS CLINIC

Equipped by MedShare, Nomads

Clinic serves the remote, high-
altitude areas of the Himalayas
and Tibetan plateau. Traveling to
communities only reachable on
horseback or by foot, the Nomads
have used MedShare supplies to
provide quality, compassionate care
for thousands of patients who would
otherwise go without treatment.

This year, clinicians focused on

maternal care for women in need,
delivering Clean Birthing Kits and
providing maternal and infant health
classes for families. Tsering Wangmo,
Lead Nurse and Co-Director of
Nomads Clinic, has provided care
for hundreds of expectant mothers in
medically underserved communities.
She shared with us that MedShare’s
Clean Birthing Kits have a far- Tsering Wangmo, Lead Nurse and Co-Director of Nomads Clinic, and Angel Murdock, midwife, give
reaching impact on the lives of the a Clean Birthing Kit to an expectant mother in Dolpo, Nepal. Photo by Cira Crowell.
women of Dolpo, Nepal.

“The amount of effort that the women of Dolpo have to make in order to make childbirth comparatively safe
is overwhelming. All deliveries take place at home. The family has to assemble everything from the mattress to
clean scissors to water to wrapping clothes. Few know the importance of boiling the cord cutting scissor before
using. The other women of the family assisting in the childbirth have to wash piles of blankets and mattresses in
the freezing water that are used during the childbirth, as they rarely have access to leak proof plastic drapes or
are even aware of the reduction of workload that the use of simple plastic bag can be made possible.
“All in all the lack of awareness and the inaccessibility to clean delivery kits not only increase the work for the
family, but also endanger the life of the mother and the newborn. The birth kit provided to us by MedShare is
such an incredible and inclusive, easy to carry package that the women are both surprised and delighted by its
existence.
“The kit has the potential not only to make the delivery safe, clean, and easy for the mother and family,
but also serves to save lives of the both the mother and newborn, which eventually would lead to the
greater contribution in reducing maternal and neonatal mortality. We are so grateful to MedShare for
helping us to bring this beautiful gift to the pregnant women of Dolpo and for allowing us to help them in
making every delivery safer, beautiful, and easier.”
- Tsering Wangmo, Lead Nurse and Co-Director of Nomads Clinic, Nepal
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US Free & Safety Net Clinics

In an effort to provide quality healthcare to medically underserved communities here in the U.S.,
MedShare equips Free and Safety Net Clinics with supplies, equipment, and furniture as a part of
our Primary Care Program.

ROOTS COMMUNITY HEALTH

CENTER

MedShare works to support medically

underserved communities both at
home and abroad. Our Free and Safety
Net Clinic initiative allows us to support
the incredible healthcare professionals
who serve communities in need of
care here in the US. One of our most
impactful clinic partners is Roots
Community Health Center in Oakland,
California. With a mission to uplift those
impacted by systematic inequities and
poverty, Roots has served thousands
of patients in the Bay Area in need of
healthcare. MedShare is particularly
proud to equip Roots’ mobile clinic,
which delivers care directly to people
experiencing homelessness, ensuring
that they receive the quality care they
deserve.

“Thank you to all the wonderful volunteers and team leaders at

MedShare. Your hard work and dedication doesn’t go unnoticed.
The homeless population is in need of these supplies and are
always grateful that we can provide it to them from you.”
-Danielle Williams M.D.
Roots Community Health Center, STOMP Mobile Clinic, Pediatrics

“MedShare donations assist us practitioners in providing excellent

medical care our underserved patient population deserves. The
cost of supplies alone would affect our ability to be out in the field
and spend the necessary time tending to patients. Organizations
such as MedShare give us the privilege of continuing to serve our
Oakland community by providing us with a vital resources and
important medical supplies.”
- Georgina Grimm, Family Nurse Practitioner
Roots Community Health Center, STOMP Mobile Clinic, Peralta Colleges
 20 Yea
Improving the quality of life

1998 1999 2004 2006 2008

MedShare MedShare makes The Coca-Cola Africa MedShare begins Following growing
International its first donation to Foundation helps our partnership with interest in our mission,
is founded by improve healthcare establish MedShare’s Hospitalito Atitlán in MedShare’s Western
philanthropists in underserved Biomedical Equipment Guatemala, supported Region is born in San
A.B. Short and Bob communities in Training and Repair by the Kendeda Fund. Leandro, California.
Freeman in Atlanta, Costa Rica. Service in Liberia.
Georgia.
ars of
e of people and our planet

2010 2013 2014 2017 2018

With the help of Henry With growing needs MedShare responds to MedShare launches MedShare launches its
Schein, MedShare begins in the global health the devastating Ebola its 2 Million Mothers Safe Birth Initiative with
our first large-scale Outbreak in West
community, MedShare campaign to improve the West African Bottlers
Disaster Relief response,
establishes our Africa, serving more Maternal and Child Unit of The Coca-Cola
serving Haiti, the
Philippines, Indonesia, Northeast Region in than 500,000 people in Health, the first donation Company.
Guam, American Samoa Secaucus, New Jersey. Sierral Leone, Guinea, is made in Malawi.
and Chile. and Liberia.
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Volunteer with
MedShare
MedShare’s mission depends on our incredible and enthusiastic volunteers. Giving generously
of their time and talents, these hard-working humanitarians sort and package lifesaving medical
supplies so that they can be delivered to communities in need around the world.

MedShare engages individuals and corporate groups, like these Deloitte volunteers, to prepare lifesaving medical supplies for delivery to underserved communities.

VOLUNTEER IMPACT 2018

ENGAGED PROCESSED
19,000 916,400
humanitarian pounds of supplies, reducing
volunteers the burden on local landfills

VOLUNTEERS OF THE
DECADE GAVE SERVED
57,000 1.3 million
As MedShare celebrates 20 Years
of Impact, MedShare’s Western
Region Volunteer Center
celebrates 10 years of service to
communities around the world.
hours in service of patients in need of
We would like to recognize patients in need improved medical care
JoAnna Hansen-Morton, John
Morton, and Marsha Felton,
pictured above, who have
volunteered the most time out
of all of MedShare’s dedicated CREATED PACKAGED
8,084 107,135
volunteers. Combined, these
three volunteers have given over
10,000 hours and have touched
the lives of thousands of patients
and healthcare professionals
Clean Birthing Kits for boxes of lifesaving
around the world. moms and babies in need supplies for delivery
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King & Spalding:

Creating Clean Birthing Kits

KING & SPALDING

One of MedShare’s most impactful volunteer programs is our Clean Birthing Kit Volunteer Project. This year, King & Spalding
went above and beyond in the call to service, hosting 11 Clean Birthing Kit projects across the country in celebration of
International Women’s Day. More than 200 volunteers from King & Spalding’s national offices participated in this volunteer
day. These enthusiastic volunteers created 2,000 Clean Birthing Kits for families in medically underserved communities. King &
Spalding’s volunteer engagement went on to impact 4,000 women and children in the communities we serve.
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Financial Statements
MedShare International, Inc. Summary Statement of Activities for the Year Ended June 30, 2018

Temporarily Permanently
Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total
Revenue & Support
Grants and contributions $ 1,877,915 $ - $ - $ 1,877,915
Contributions for specific projects - 2,582,467 - 2,582,467
Special events, net of expenses 551,855 - - 551,855
In-kind contributions
Equipment and supplies 15,607,347 - - 15,607,347
Professional services 70,038 - - 70,038
Earnings on investments, net - (10,201) - (10,201)
Other income 85,542 - - 85,542
Net assets released from restrictions 2,422,330 (2,422,330) - -
Total revenue and support 20,615,027 149,936 - 20,764,963
Expenses -
Program expenses 17,360,623 - - 17,360,623
Fundraising expenses 710,094 - - 710,094
Management and general expenses 548,008 - - 548,008
Total expenses 18,618,725 - - 18,618,725
Decrease in Net Assets (1,996,302) 149,936 - (2,146,238)
Net Assets, Beginning of Year 13,352,386 1,943,715 1,000,000 16,296,101

Net Assets, End of Year 15,348,688 2,093,651 1,000,000 18,442,339

Summary Balance Sheet

Assets Liabilities & Net Assets

Cash and Investments: $1,758,896 Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses: $385,744

Receivables: 908,695 Unrestricted Net Assets: 15,348,688

Inventory: 12,996,914 Temporarily Restricted Net Assets: 2,093,651

Property and Equipment (Net): 1,784,986 Permanently Restricted: 1,000,000

Endowment: 1,183,019

Other Assets: 195,573

Total Assets: 18,828,083 Total Liabilities and Net Assets: 18,828,083

Revenue & Support Operating Expenses

$5,087,578 $17,360,623
2018 2018
$710,094
$15,677,385 $548,008

In-kind: 75% Program Services: 93%

Cash: 25% Fundraising: 4%
General Administration: 3%
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Board of Trustees & Regional Councils

Board of Trustees for the Fiscal Year 2019 Southeast Regional Council for the Fiscal Year 2019
Robin Chalmers, Council Co-Chair, Clinical Trial Consultant
Angeline Fife, Board Chair, Chief Financial Officer , PDSI Josh Covett, Council Co-Chair, Market Leader, Movement Mortgage
Keith Winn, Vice Chair, XM Advisory, LLC Dr. David Apple, Medical Director Emeritus, Shepherd Center
Donna Drummond, Treasurer, SVP Chief Administrative Spring Asher
Officer Northwell Health Leigh Brady
Adam Butler, Senior Vice President, SK Commercial Realty
Mendal A. Bouknight, Secretary Carl C. Capelouto, M.D., Senior Partner, Georgia Urology, P.A.
Thomas Asher, The Rich Foundation, Inc. Holly Covett, Loan Officer, Movement Mortgage
Ibraheem T. Badejo, Ph.D., Sr. Director, New Ventures Heather Fenton, Co-Founder of NewPowerPAC
(Med Devices), Johnson & Johnson Innovation Center Amelia Gambino
David Giannini, Analytics & Planning, Invisors, LLC
Kathleen Barksdale, The Rockdale Foundation Natalie Giurato, Manager, Leadership Communications, Cox Enterprises
Josh Covett, Market Leader, Movement Mortgage Carla Haack, M.D., FACS, Assistant Professor of Surgery, Emory University
Evan Glover, Chief Counsel, NCR Thomas Hawk, Partner, King & Spalding
Dana H. Halberg, CFA, Chairman, BNY Mellon Wealth Angèle Hawkins Barrow, Founder, New Hope Enterprises
Sheila Bernadette Hickson-Curran, Medical Safety Officer, Johnson &
Management-GA Johnson Vision
Ira Horowitz, M.D., John D. Thompson, Professor Interim Adam Kessler, Sr. Vice President, Corp & Comm Banking, BBVA
Director, The Emory Clinic Inc., Executive Associate Dean, Carl Kihm, DPM
Faculty Affairs & Professional Development Becca Krumdieck, Finance Manager, Northside Hospital
Kristen McDermott Woodrum, Partner, BakerHostetler
Michael R. Irwin, Managing Director , Health Care Alawode Oladele, M.D., MPH, G.I.A.N.T. Non Profit
Finance Group , Citigroup Global Markets Inc. Jill S. Paris, CPA, Jill S. Paris, LLC
Kassy Kebede, Managing Partner, Cepheus Growth
Capital Partners
Western Regional Council for the Fiscal Year 2019
David Kochman, Vice President of Corporate Affairs and
Deputy Chief of Staff at Henry Schein, Inc. Susan Sprunk, Council Chair, Co-Owner, Artistry of Poland, LLC
Doug Grey, M.D., Council Co-Chair, Kaiser Permanente (retired)
Susan Sprunk, Co-Owner, Artistry of Poland, LLC
Uday Ayyagari, Director, Ikaso Consulting LLC
Mike Tuck, Vice President of Global Product Supply, Lorenzo Benedicty, Senior Associate, Triage Healthcare Consulting
Halyard Health, an Owens and Minor Company Mary M. Bersot, CFA, CEO and Chief Investment Officer, Bersot Capital
Sandra Tytel, Sandra and Howard Tytel Family Charitable Management LLC
Shantanu Bhalerao, Senior Director of Operations, Cypress
Foundation
Semiconductor
Christopher Chan, President, Chan Investments
Emeritus Trustees Asok Chatterjee, Telecommunications VP (retired)
Jalal Josh Clemens, Stanford University
Robert Freeman, Senior Advisory Partner, Maxim Paul B. Hofmann, Dr PH., President, Hofmann Healthcare Group
Partners, LLC Lucas Motro, Head of Strategy, Home Care Assistance
Lewis Manderson Ann O’Brien, Chief Nursing Informatics Officer, National Coordination
A.B. Short Center
Andrew Pines, CFO, HBeat Medical
Patricia Salber, M.D., MBA, CEO, The Doctor Weighs In
William (Bill) Schecter, M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, University of
Northeast Regional Council for the Fiscal Year 2019 California, San Francisco, San Francisco General Hospital (retired)
Sandra Tytel, Council Co-Chair, Sandra and Howard Tytel Family James (Jim) Schmitz, Co-Founder, NBS Technical Services, LLC
Charitable Foundation Patrice Shepherd, Executive Director, Supply Chain Services, Sutter
Donna K. Raggio, M.D., Council Co-Chair Health Bay Area
Japhet Aryiku Serena Zhou, Business Strategy Consultant, Accenture
Deborah DeVerna, Chief People Officer, Fundtech
Donna Drummond, SVP Chief Administrative Officer, Northwell Health
John D. Feerick
Michael R. Irwin, Managing Director, Health Care Finance Group,
Citigroup Global Markets Inc.
Cliff Katus, M.D.
David Knott, Knott Partners
Virginia Knott
Laureen Stanton Knutsen
Anita MacDougall, Consultant
Phyllis McCready, Northwell Health
Irwin Merkatz, M.D., Chairman, Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology,
and Women’s Health Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Jacqueline M. Wasp Lists include Board and Council members confirmed as of December 12, 2018.
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Volunteer Recognition
MedShare would like to thank the dedicated volunteers who generously gave more than
30 hours of their time in the last year to improve the quality of life of people and our planet!

Northeast Region Volunteers

Brian Alemany | Shannon Beck | Julian Bermudez | Mitzi Gordon | Anthony Greco | Jonas Greco | Sharon Hollander | Christine Hughes |
Rebecca Krouse | Binita Patel | Rachel Potter | Caroline Rocha | Caitlin Rydzewski | Michael Rydzewski | Peg Rydzewski | Surbpaksah Singh |
Val Villarba | Carolyn Wentland | Emma Wentland | Sara Wentland

Southeast Region Volunteers

Taylor Almazan | Shahid Al-Raqib | Missy Aue | Helena Baffoe-Bonnie | Patrick Barlow | Joi Benton | Joan Brotschul | Marian Burge | Brenda
Bynum | Beth Caldwell | Beadie Cambardella | Rose Cannon | Robin Chalmers | Anne Clark | Elaine Conn | Charlie Davis | Julianne Daffin |
Jo Ann Dalton | Adrian Drost | David Gates | Neal Graper | Ken Greenwood | Carol Grier | James Gole | Jane Gole | Salome Gulent | Wesley
Hardin | Deborah Hawkins | David Hendricks | Jack Horvath | Pat Horvath | Carl Hug | Rhia Jackson | Tom Jacobs | Jack Kaufman | Maureen
Kelley | Vishaal Kondoor | Tung La | John Lamb | Mary Lewis | Ray Lewis | Yanet Lillehei | Jane Mashburn | Carol Morris | Jack Nolen | Gigi
Obregon | Helen O’Shea | Nan Parlett | Miatta Pemagbi | Steve Pullen | Ian Rigby | Barbara Reeve | Joyce Russell | Pat Russell | Carol
Sandlin | Marianne Scharbo Dehaan | Carla Schissel | Fred Showalter | Marianne Skeen | Hettie Smith | Mary Ann Smith | Winifer Tong | Bill
VanHout | Julie VanHout | Bill Via | Sharon Via | Cy Wang | Bernice Williams | Gerry Williamson | Judy Winograd | Janice Yermack
Holly York

Western Region Volunteers

Lya Ackermann | Maureen Ainslie |Lynne Allen | Amanda Anabeza | Cynthia Anderson | Mark Anderson | Melanie Andrada | Eric Arrizon |
Judith Arroyo | Mary Asturias | Alisha Bakshi | Jeanne Ballard | Carmen Bellinger | Sharon Brown | Elizabeth Browning | Gail Bunker | John
Carbonell | Gail Carter | Janice Carter | Rissa Coplan | Corazon Cuaresma | Camille Didas | Karen Difrummolo | Anthony Dinh | Josephine
Doan | Cynthia Ellis | Aira Espiritu | Audrey Ewart | Marsha Felton | Philip Fischbacher | Carol Fullerton | Karen Fung | Daniel Garfias |
Barbara Gasparian | Connie Gerton,Mary Lou Groff | JoAnna Hansen-Morton | Camille Harris | Mary Haupt | Lauren Heller | Cynthia
Hernandez | Kathy Lynn Ho | Susanna Ho | Kristine Houglet | Gloria Jancoski | John Carlo Javier | Nancy Jee | Fran Jurcso | Carolyn Keeney
| Steve Kochly | An Ky | Hainan Lam | Matthew Dominic Lapid | KayVee Larsen | Danny Laurente | Laura Laurente | Oriana Ledezma | Arnold
Lee | Sun Yong Lee | Natalie Leon | Erik Lopez | Abraham Lopez Chavez | Kay Low | Nancy Lum | Mike Lundeen | Dave Mantooth | Dolores
Martinez | Lucia Martinez | Nancy Menne | Cassandra Mocek | Jane Montgomery | Lynn Moreau | John Morton | Tessa Munekawa | Karen
Nelson | Kris Nill-Snow | Marsha Nishikawa | Yvonne Oliva | Jeannette Parker | Barry Penner | Alexandra Pereyra | Leila Rahebi | Carol
Renney | Jinny Rudd | Marc Ruffy | Arleen Sakamoto | Elena Salas | Sandy Salerno | Carol Stewart | Bonnie Swyers | Tina Thomsen | Octavio
Torres Mendoza | Michael Trimble | Joann Truong | Helen Vajk | Christopher Vallely | Jane Vallely | Cinthya Velazquez | Caren Watson |
Regina Wegener | Adele Wong | Mona Wong | Turner Yuen

MedShare recognizes the following groups and organizations that volunteered with
MedShare in 2018 and made an impact on the communities we serve!

Northeast Region Volunteer Groups Sierra Leone Mission Atlanta Girls School
AmeriCorps UBS ATT Pioneers Southside Council
CipherHealth UPS Bain & Company
Jersey College School of Nursing YCS Sawtelle Learning Center Ballard Spahr
Johnson n Johnson Bank of America
Southeast Region Volunteer Groups Beulah Baptist Church
Jewish Vocational Service
King & Spalding Agnes Scott College Brookwood High School
Lang Youth Medical Program at New York Allscripts Buckhead Church
Presbyterian Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Cameroonian Women’s Association of Georgia
L’Oreal Alston & Bird Camp Coleman
Montclair State University AmeriCorps Wings For Kids CDC
NJCDC: Connections Appirio Chase
Our House: Hope Autism Solutions Asanteman Association of Georgia Chattahoochee Technicial College
Our House: Volunteer Action Program Association of Black Social Workers Chick-fil-A
Rutgers University Honors College Association of periOperative Registered Nurses Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
RWJ Barnabas AT&T Christian Spiritist Community of Atlanta
Samsung athenahealth Citizens Trust Bank
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Clark Atlanta University Oglethorpe University Counsyl
Clayton State University Paideia School Darshan2Divinity
Cliff Valley School Passion City Church Deloitte
Coca-Cola Patientco Dougherty Valley High School
Community Bucket PEARL Home Educators Dyoti
Congregation Bet Haverim Philips Healthcare Empowerment for Success
Convergint Technologies Piedmont Healthcare First Presbyterian Church of Alameda
Cox Automotive Princeton Club of Georgia Freshman Day of Service (California State
CR Bard PwC University East Bay)
CrossLink PYA Golden Gate Chapter of the Commissioned
Dekalb Medical Auxilary Queen’s Alumnae Atlanta Chapter Officers Association
Delta Restore Health Group Gracenote
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Resurgence Group
DIVAS Empowerment Rev.io Health Path - Alameda Health System
Door Atlanta Rotaract Club of Atlanta Healthcare Financial Solutions Consultants, Inc.
Druid Hills High School Beta Club SAI Holy Name School of San Francisco
Dunwoody United Methodist Church Saint Philip AME HOSA Future Health Professionals
ECCA Salesforce Inner Wheel Club of San Leandro
Elite Smiles Chastain SAP Janssen
Embassy Suites Second Saturdays Jesus Christ Church
Emory University Shepherd Pathways Johnson & Johnson
Federal Executive Board Spelman College Kaiser Permanante
Forever Pink SunTrust Bank KIPP King Collegiate High School Key Club
Fox Sports Taiwanese Junior Chamber of Commerce Marin Country Day School
Gannon University Alumni TekStream Mentoring in Medicine & Science
Georgia Association of Healthcare Executives The Way, The Truth, and The Life Christian Mizuho OSI
Georgia Baptist College of Nursing Center National Charity League (Oakland Piedmont &
Georgia Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Travelport Walnut Creek Chapters)
Medicine TRIAGE CONSULTING GROUP Nielsen
Georgia State University Umu Igbo Unite Atlanta Palo Alto Medical Foundation
Georgia Tech United States Public Health Services Pandora
Girl Scouts United Way of Greater Atlanta PG&E
Glenn Memorial First United Methodist Church University of South Florida Pioneers For Change (California State University
Grady Health System UPS East Bay)
Gwinett Technical College Victory World Church Prospect High School
Hands On Atlanta Vizient Redwood Christian
Home Depot Wells Fargo ReSPONse Club of Castro Valley High School
Iberia bank Wellstar Robert Half
ICERV Ismaili Community WestRock Company Samuel Merrit Nursing Program
iMatter Yale Day of Service San Francisco Volunteers Connect
Invisors Young Men’s Service League San Jose State University
Jack & Jill of America Young People for Democratic Justice Silicon Valley Volunteers
Jackson Healthcare Singulex
Johns Creek High School Western Region Volunteer Groups St. Andrews Presbyterian Church
Johnson & Johnson AAA St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church
Kabbage, Inc. Alameda Contra Costa Chapter of the Links, Inc St. Raymond Catholic Church
Kaiser Permanente Alameda Key Club Stanford Health Care
Kennesaw State University Alpha Beta Psi Stanford Nursing
Kimberly-Clark Arroyo Key Club Stanford Perioperative
King & Spalding AT&T Stepping Stones
Kurt Salmon Bank of America StopWaste
Lakeside High School Baxter Stryker
Lean In Bay Area Chinese Bible Church Stuber
Living Grace Lutheran Church Beta Alpha Psi Epsilon (California State Sutter Health
Locumtenens.com University East Bay) Sutter Health eQuip
Lovett School Bishop Ranch Temple Sinai
Mag Mutual Insurance Co. Boys Team Charity The Association of periOperative Registered
Manheim Cal Alumni Scholars Nurses of San Francisco & Marin
McBride Research Labs Cal State East Bay Nursing Program The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
McKesson Corp California Crosspoint Academy Transfiguration Church
McKinsey California Department of Health Care Services Triage Consulting
Medici Project California Society of CPA’s UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital
Microsoft Calvary Lutheran Church UCSF Neuroscience Nurses
Morehouse College Cannon Quality Group Washington High School Interact Club
Movement Mortgage Castro Valley High School Wipfli CPAs and Consultants
National Association of Asian American Catholic Community of Pleasanton Women’s Bible Study Group
Professionals Atlanta Chabot College Women’s Filipino Community Network
New Birth Chevron Workday
Next Generation Men & Women City of San Leandro Young Men’s Service League
Norcross High School Clif Bar
Northside Hospital Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling
Novartis Community Health Center Network
nThrive Contra Costa Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Thank you for volunteering with us!
Oglethorpe Power Company Cooper Vision
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Financial Donors
Legacy Society (Gifts made through estate Menlo Park Presbyterian Church athenahealth
planning) Ms. Sue Montgomery Baker Hostetler LLP
Raymond and Marilyn Charity Fund Movement Foundation Inc Benjamin & Sophie Scher Charitable
Glen and Edie Reed Northwell Health Foundation
Benjamin V. Siegel, M.D. Mr. Dontari Poe Mr. Amal Bhatnagar
Raising Malawi Ms. Nancy Bride
Founder’s Society (Lifetime cumulative Ms. Leda K. Rapp Bright Funds Foundation
giving of $1,000,000 and more) Richard A. Busemeyer Atheist Foundation Inc Robin Chalmers and Michael Purser
The Coca-Cola Africa Foundation Sweetgrass Foundation Ki Joo Choi
The Coca-Cola Nigeria Equatorial Alpha Sandra and Howard Tytel Clif Bar Family Foundation
House Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Cudahy
The Kendeda Fund Guardian’s Circle ($10,000+) Mr. and Mrs. David DiVita
Kimberly-Clark Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Alan Adler Emory University
Ministry of Health of Ethiopia Assurance Freight LLC Mr. and Mrs. Roman D. Fuzaylov
Baccash Family Foundation, Inc.
Chairman’s Circle ($100,000+) Dr. Ibraheem T. Badejo
Amelia and Tom Gambino
The Coca-Cola Africa Foundation Georgia Baptist Health Care Ministry
Bancker-Williams Foundation Foundation
The Coca-Cola Nigeria Equatorial Alpha Baze Manufacturing Limited
House Gertrude and William C. Wardlaw Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Barrow GoodRx, Inc.
Escale Oil and Gas Ltd The Benevity Community Impact Fund
Jacob & Valerie Langeloth Foundation Hearthstone Charitable Foundation
Mr. John W. Bloom Holy Spirit Catholic Church
Kaiser Permanente The Coca-Cola Company Iberia Bank
North Point Ministries, Inc. The Community Foundation For Greater Atlanta Independent Charities of America
Sutter Health The Chicago Community Foundation The James & Mayme Rowland Foundation
Mrs. Donna Drummond Johnson & Johnson
President’s Circle ($50,000+) David & Sarah Epstein and Family
Bridging the Gap, Africa Dr. and Dr. Clifford Katus, M.D.
Debley Foundation Mr. Jonathan Kendall
Dignity Health ESutures.com
Halyard Health Knott Family Foundation
Mr. Kevin Fee Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Nickel
Hopital Cental De Yaounde The George & Dorothy Babare Family Foundation
Northside Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paris
Georgia Health Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pines
Paul Hastings A.J. and Natalie Giurato
The Rich Foundation, Inc. Raymond and Marilyn Charity Fund
The Grey Family Foundation Glen and Edie Reed
Temco Logistics Richard J. Higgins, Ph.D. and Margaret M. Graff,
The UPS Foundation Roger and Susan Stone Family Foundation
CFP Ms. Patricia Robinson
Leader’s Circle ($25,000+) HRH Foundation Mr. and Ms. Jim T. Sawyer
A. G. I-Shall Ltd. Debbie and Michael Irwin Schechter Foundation, Inc.
African Village Square Association Jackson Healthcare, LLC SS Cyril & Methodius Slovak Catholic Church
Alameda County Waste Management Jacobsen Family Trust The Stewart Family Charitable Fund
Authority JEC Foundation Terra Family Foundation
Allscripts Jef Jel Project Mr. Samuel Test
Amphenol Corporation The Kebede Family Foundation Bruce W. Thomas, D.O.
Mr. Samuel Ashknaz Marin Community Foundation Ms. Donna Tona
ATK Investment Inc Medtronic Philanthropy University Otolaryngology Associates, Inc.
Center for Poverty Reduction The Overlook International Foundation Mr. Numan Waheed
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Clendening Pittulloch Foundation Jackie and Warren Wasp
CURE International John J. and Donna K. Raggio, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Winn
Conscience International The Rockdale Foundation World Medical Relief
Divine Will Foundation Shippy Foundation World Medical Relief African Partners Ltd/Gte
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Evans Sk Commercial Realty, LLC Mr. Krubwa Foemi Yves
Angeline Fife Ms. Susan Sprunk Ms. Ariana Zibilich
Fifth Avenue of LI Realty Associates. St Dominic Catholic Hospital Ogungbade in
Food for the Poor, Inc. Nigeria Sustainers’ Circle ($1,000+)
The Green Foundation St Dominic Catholic Hospital Ogungbade in AccuRadio LLC
The Handa Foundation Rome Dr. William A. Ankobiah, MD, FACP, FCCP
Henry Schein, Inc. Stillwater Foundation Dr. and Mrs. David F. Apple, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hite Sudanese American Medical Association Ms. Linda Arrick
K-Town Association of Atlanta Inc. Taraba State Ministry of Health Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ashner
King & Spalding LLP Tolleson Family Foundation Mr. Samuel Ashner
Mr. and Mrs. Ragnar Knutsen Mr. and Mrs. G. Patrick Tolleson Ms. Stephanie Atli
Latika & Rajiv Jain Foundation AT&T United Way Employee Giving Campaign
Advocates’ Circle ($5,000+) Mrs. Oludayo Avbuere
Living Word Ministries Inc Mr. and Mrs. Sam Allen
The Marigot Fund Mr. and Mrs. Uday Ayyagari
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Asher Mrs. Angele Barrow
Meaningful Life International Ashner Family Evergreen Foundation
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Ms. MaryAnn C. Bartley Mr. Mark W. Henry Pat Covelli Foundation
Ms. Delores Belhumeur Mr. and Mrs. Allan Herzog Dr. and Mrs. Barry J. Penner, DDS
Dr. Richard Berman HL Friends Club Mr. and Mrs. John Per-Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Bernstein Ms. Lynne Hofmann Ms. Kelly Pfeifer
Dr. and Mrs. Tom and Mary Bersot Paul B. Hofmann, DrPH Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Phippen
Bishop Entertainment Consult Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hogle Mr. Gary Pinsly
Mr. Paul Black Mr. and Mrs. Jason Holden Ms. Kathryn Pluhar
Mr. and Mrs. Francis S. Blake Mr. Jon Holt Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Pohlmann
Dr. and Mr. Blum Dr. and Mrs. Ira Horowitz, M.D. Ms. Bonnie Ponte
Boston Scientific Corporation Ms. Janet R. Hoveland The Progress Family Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Mendal Bouknight and Mrs. Debbie Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hoyt Project Angkor
LePage Ms. Yenjean Hwang Mr. Seth Rahul
Mr. Donald Bousel Mr. Frederick Iffert Mr. and Mrs. Tim Ralston
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Broderick Mrs. Vikki Iovine Ms. Ann V. Rast
Mr. Gary Byrd Mrs. Susan Karches Glen and Edie Reed
Mr. Allen Byrum Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Charles Redding
C.R. Bard Foundation, Inc. Judy and Dennis Kenny Renaissance Charitable Foundation
California Health Care Foundation Kenny Family Foundation, INC Mr. Paul W. Renaud
Canvasback Missions, Inc. Mrs. Linda Marie Khettry RN Response Network
Ms. Ellen Cammer Dr. Carl Kihm Robert Half International Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Carl Capelouto Kailash Kothari The Robert H. and Anita Q. Lawe Foundation
Mr. Larry J. Carter Ms. Lundyn Lafleur Mr. David R. Rogol, Esq.
Ms. Leona Chamberlin Mr. and Mrs. James Large Ms. Gloria Rolon
Jalal Clemens Mr. Hung Le Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rosella
The Crimmins/Kelly Family Foundation Lee Ann & Melvin H. Jacobs Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosenthal
Mr. William Crowe II Dr. and Mrs. Hilton G. P. Lewis Ms. Virginia Rudd
Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Collins Dr. Dean Limeri Dr. Patricia Salber
Ms. Judy Coy Mr. Ben Lin San Ramon Valley Rotary Club
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Covett Chaoyi Liu Mr. John Sauter
Ms. Kate Dahlstrom Dr. Steven N. Luxenberg Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schiff
Mrs. Rebecca J. Davis Ms. Melissa M. MacDonnell Mr. Matt Schoolfield
Delta Air Lines Mr. Robert P. Malte Ms. Francine Segal
Ms. Irene Devine Mr. Forrest Makaloff Mr. Nimesh Shah
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Dirr Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mantooth Mr. Daniel B. Shapiro
Ms. Ruth Dinowitz Mr. Larry Manuylov Mr. David W. Shapiro
Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Downing Mr. Matthew Marcello Mr. and Mrs. Chris Shelton
Dr. and Mrs. Mark R. Dunbar Mr. Adam Marchak Mr. Jason Shemtob
Mr. and Mrs. Luke A. Dunnington Marietta Audi Ms. Pat F. Shepherd
Elizabeth Sibley Bellamy Charitable Fund Mr. Carlos Marin Mr. A. B. Short
Mr. Leo Faddis Mr. Casper Martin and Ms. Linda J. Woolford Mr. Andrew Short
Father Frank’s Kids Marshal F. Merriam, Ph.D. Shree Swaminarayan Siddhant Sajivan Mandal
Heather Fenton and Richard Ossoff Mr. Charles Massimo USA Inc.
Dr. R. Fenton-May Mattlin Foundation The Sikand Foundation
Mr. John D. Feerick, Esq. Ms. Amy McCombs Ms. Cherida Smith
Fidelity Brokerage Services Merkatz Family Founation Ms. Deborah Smith
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mending Kids International Dennis L. Smith
Mr. Sheldon Finkel Michael Dunitz Crisis Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Soref
Mr. and Mrs. Robert First Mr. Todd Mills Mr. David Souder
Mrs. Casey Fisher Ms. Lucia Montano Southern Company Gas
Mr. Bill Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morrison Ms. Jacqueline Spence
Ms. Cynthia F. Flynn Mr. Brian Morton St James United Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Foushee Ms. Dianne S. Morton Mr. Mark Stalzer
Mr. Deborah Frank The Morsman Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Staples
Frank Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. Baron Mullis Ms. Joanna Stockman
Gambian Diaspora Healthcare Initiative Dr. Shelia Natbony & Mr. Bill Natbony, Esq. Ms. Fae P. Stout
Mr. William T. George Mr. Jeffrey Neil Ms. Katherine Stradling
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S. Glickfeld Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Nevins STS International, INC
Ms. Lindsey Goins Mr. Visal Nga Drs. Peter & Erin Sutcliffe
Mr. Len Goldberg Ms. Dinh Nguyen Ms. Elisabeth Sykes
Ms. Aprilmarie Gonzalez nThrive Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Tarant
Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Gordean Mr. and Mrs. John O’Connor Ms. and Mr. Ariele Taylor
Graham Family Foundation Mr. Peter Ogilvie TCU Global Medical Training
Mr. Dwight Grant Ms. Margaret O`Halloran TelecomPioneers
Ms. Dana H. Halberg Mr. Boachie-Adjei Oheneba Mr. Kevin W. Tierney
Mrs. Maureen Hanlon Ms. Yolanda Onwubere Mr. and Mrs. Alan Trautwig
Mr. Hans E. Hanson Mr. Joseph P. Opich Triage Consulting Group
Beth Hansson Ornest Family Foundation Ms. Donna Triolo
Mr. Kurt Hasson Overcoming Ministeries Inc. The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust
Mr. Thomas Hawk, Esq. Nancy Paris and Paul N. Prebble Dr. Idopise Umana
Helping Africa Foundation Inc. Ms. Genie Parker Dr. Helen Vajk
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Ms. Tejal Vakharia County Auto Wreckers Dr. Allen Lavee

Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Mr. and Mrs. Steven Covett Mr. George Lawes
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Verna Dean Machinery International Ms. Vivian Lee
Vitantonio Foundation Ms. Barbara K. Danish & Ms. Laura Brown Ms. Jennifer Lehnert
Ms. Michele Wallace Mr. Michael Deans Mr. Jonathan Lehrer-Graiwer
Dr. Alisha A. Waller Ms. Catherine Cieri DeGroot Ms. Joy Leopard
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Weinman Mr. Nelson Demille Dr. Lydell Lettsome
Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Mr. David DeWitt Mr. Robert G. Levin
West Monroe Partners Ms. Tina Dendrinos Ms. Denise Li
WestRock Foundation Doctors Giving Back Dr. Nicolas Limthong
Mr. Peter Wibell Ms. Aimee A. Dodson Stephanie C. Lin
Ms. Allison Witty Mr. Paul B. Dowling Locumtenens.com
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wirganowicz Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Drost Ms. Erin Long
Ms. KahYee Wong Ms. Wendy Dubas Mrs. Winifred B. Mack
Workday Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Durnan Ms. Pamela Maher
Mr. C Wright, Esq. Ms. Jenn Eastman Mr. Gad Malamed
Ms. Sung Rak Yun Mr. Richard Elmore Ms. Jane Malloy
Yonah Mountain Winery Ms. Julie Escarza Maple Street Guitars
Young Contracting Company Foundation, Inc. Dr. Aysha Farooqi Mr. Tony Marzullo
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Zukowski Mr. and Ms. Eric Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Mastrocola
Ms. Laura Franke Ms. Amy S. McCombs
Friends of MedShare ($500+) Mr. Paul Frazier Ms. Catherine M. McCune
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Abel Ms. Monica Friedman Ms. Susan McGwier
ABLC Combined Federal Campaign Mr. and Mrs. David Funk Ms. Dana S. Meadows
Dr. Phyllis Abramson, M.D. Mr. Vince Gabor Mr. Thomas Miller
Ms. Karen Adamyan Mr. Stephen Gandy Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mirabal
Ms. Aura Aparicio Mr. Paul Geltner Mr. and Mrs. Brian Moran
Ms. Charlotte Arnold Getwell Road Community Church Mr. Clive I. Morrick
Arthur M. Blank Foundation Ms. Sarah Golz Ms. Carol Morris
Mrs. Emily Atherton Ms. Lois Greenfield Mr. Paul Morton
Atlanta Unity Church Unity Center, Inc Mr. Matt Griffith Moskin Fund
Mr. and Mrs. David Baker Ms. Susan Groszkiewicz Dr. and Mrs. Mukesh Shah, MD
Mr. Jeff Baker Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Halper, PhD Mr. and Ms. Donald C. Murphy
Ms. Caela S. Bailey Hands of Healing Dr. James Murphy, MD
Mr. Nathan Ballentine Hands on Atlanta, Inc Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mrokowski
Mr. Raymond Barger HandsOn Bay Area Mr. Christopher Naber
Barnabas Health Ms. Jeanne Hansen The New Generation Social Club
Ms. Malia Barshaw Alicia Harris New London Hospital
Ms. Marie Batista Ms. Lynn T. Haremski Dr. Phuc Nguyen-Dinh
Ms. Sybille Baumeler Mr. Robert Harty Mr. Roberto Novoa
Ms. Amy Bearden Hawks Foundation Mr. Anthony O’Brien
Ms. Caitlin Beery Health Advances Ocoee Adventure Center
Mr. Lorenzo Benedicty Health Talents International Ms. Tasia Oglesby
Dr. Katrina Berne Mr. Richard Henneman Mr. John Olczak
Mr. Shantanu Bhalerao Dr. Janet C. Hoffman Mr. Peter Olsen
Mr. Nathan Blazei Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hope Matthew Oster, M.D., M.P.H.
Ms. Kristie Bridges Ms. Bethany Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Pennington
Mr. John Brien Ms. Alexandra Idol Ms. Kimberly Pertel
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Briscoe Illinois Tool Works Foundation Mr. Kyle Peter
Ms. Sara Broadbent Professor Robert Jensen, Ph.D. Dr. William C. Peters
Ms. Dannelly Brown Jewish Community Federation & Endowment The Peterson Family Foundation
Mrs. Marcia D. Brown Fund Mr. Billy Peskin
Dr. Sharon K. Brown Johnson and Johnson Giving Campaign Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pratt
Mr. Jarie Bolander Mr. Jason A. Jones Ms. Linda G. Presser
Mr. and Mrs. Judson Boothe Just Give Mr. Paul Preston
Mr. Fredrick T. Bosse Mr. Ragui Kamel Ms. Mary Jo Potter
Ms. Marlene K. Burke Ms. Jote Kassa Mrs. Bethan Powell
Ms. Jeani Calmes Ms. Susanne Katus Dr. Rammohan Rao
Mr. Chad Caron Ms. Tara M. Kazak Mr. Pradeep H Ravi
Mr. Dayton T. Carr, MBA Mr. Steven Keith Ms. Kathleen M. Robb
Causecast Foundation Mr. John Koeppel Dr. Lorne K. Rosenfield
Ms. Abbey Chamberlain Mr. Keith Kolimaga Rosenfeld Family Charitable Fund
Mr. Daniel Chazen Ms. Fran Konradt Ms. Lauren Roth
Ms. Vicky Chau Ms. Katherine Knott Mr. Naveen Roy
Mr. Will Chesher Mr. Thomas Kruger Ms. Lauren Santana
Cindy Ensor Designs Ms. Rochelle Krunic Dr. and Mrs. Sam C. Schecter
Ms. Mary Clarke Ms. Virginia Kuiper William Schecter, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Clemson Mr. Eric Landau and Ms. Esther Malamud Ms. Katelyn Schietroma
Ms. Molly Clopp Mr. Dean Landew Mr. Florian Schroeck
Mr. Thomas J. Coffeen Mr. Randall Larrimore and Mrs. Cathy Cutright Ms. Ayelet Schwitzer
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Mr. and Mrs. Enrique Senior Mrs. Linda H. Stephan Ms. Idopsie Umana
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Seppala Mr. Robert L. Swaaley Umma Fatema (Making Doctors)
Ms. Loni L. Shepherd Mr. Eric Talbert United Way of Greater Atlanta
Ms. Martha E. Shibley Dr. Gwin Tennis United Way of Rhode Island
Ms. Mary E. Simonian Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Terry Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 528
Ms. Brenda Small Mr. Ashley Thekkekara Robert J. Wiegert, DVM
Ms. Rhonda Smallwood Ms. Miverva Tico Ms. Veronica Wilson-McElprang
Ms. Katrina C. Smith Ms. Wendi Tillem Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wolf
Mr. and Mrs. Preston W. Smith Mr. Matthew D. Tolley World Pediatric Project
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Spigel Mr. Vincent Tona Ms. Christina Wu
St. Regis Hotel Atlanta Mr. Sami J. Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Carol Zanella

In-Kind Services & Product Donors

Acorda Theraputics Good News Clinic Peachtree Immediate Care
AK Medical Good Samaritan Clinic Performance Industrial Investments
Albany Medical Group Good Samaritan Health Center - Gwinnett Philips Healthcare
Allergy and Asthma Medical Group Good Samaritan Hospital Piedmont Healthcare
Allergy and Immunology Associates Grady Health Pride Forney
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc Greenwich Hospital Print Pack
Alta Bates Summit Gwinnett Medical Center Pro-Bono Legal Services of Atlanta
American Buddhist Cultural Society Habitat for Humanity Queen of the Valley Medical Center
American Cancer Society Hackensack Meridian Health R Ventures Medical
Angel Flight Soars, Inc. Halyard Health Ravenswood Family Health Center
Atlanta Heart Specialists Hands of Hope Clinic Restoring Vision
Atlanta Medical Center Health & Wellness Partners Resurgens Orthopaedics
Bain & Company Healthcare Charities Riverview Medical Center
Ballard Spahr LLP HealthTrust Robert Half
Bard Urological Division Henry Schein Rockdale Medical Center
BASS Medical Group Hill-Rom Roots Community Health Center
Bay Area Urology Holtzquip, Inc. RWJ Barnabas
BD Home Medical Specialties, Inc. Sacramento Heart
Berean Christian Church Hopkins Medical Products San Francisco General Hospital
Berkeley Free Clinic Hospital Corporation of America San Francisco Giants
Better Walk Inc. Hospital for Special Surgery Saratoga Family Health
Books For Africa HTL-STREFA Shady Grove Fertility
Cancer Treatment Centers of America Independence Prosthestics Shree Swaminarayan Siddhant Sajivan
Capital Health System Innovative Med Tech Sound Choices Pregnancy Clinic
Cardinal Health International Aid South Metro Bone and Joint
Castle Medical Jane Weston St. Elizabeth Regional Medical Center
CBC National Bank John Muir Hospital St. Justin Church
CentraState Medical Center Kaiser Permanente St. Luke’s Hospital
Childrens Healthcare of Atlanta Kendall Healthcare Co St. Mary’s Medical Center
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Community Hospital of Monterey Knee Walker Central St. Vincent’s Riverside Medical Center
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Coram Specialty Infusion Services Long Island Osteoporosis & Arthritis Stanford University
Crown World Wide Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stockton Ambulatory Surgery Center
Crutches 4 Kids Medical College of Georgia Stryker
CURE International Medline Industries Inc Sutter Health
DeKalb Medical MedPlus Physician Supplies Texas Institute for Surgery
Deloitte Memorial University Medical Center The Jewish Federations of North America
Dignity Health Menlo Medical Clinic The Westminster Schools
Distribution Cooperative, Inc. Menlo Mountain View Church TLC Medical
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Dr. Aquino Mercy Medical Center Tronex
Dr. Lee Rippy Mobility Worldwide UCSF Medical Center
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Dr. Tobi B Klar Muscular Dystrophy Association, Inc University of Vermont Medical Center
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Emory Healthcare Nebraska Heart Hospital VA Medical Center
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