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Project C.U.R.E Accepts Surplus Durable Medical Equipment

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Delivers to Resource-Limited Communities

Looking for a place to donate your surplus medical supplies? Project C.U.R.E. will accept medical supplies and medical equipment, and then deliver it to severely resource-limited communities. Project C.U.R.E is saving lives, making diagnosis and treatment possible, protecting health workers, and ensuring better outcomes for surgery and emergency care.

ProC.U.R.E. is Project C.U.R.E.’s linchpin program, through which they receive medical supplies and equipment from U.S. hospitals, medical manufacturers, wholesale distributors and individual donors. Because of their large international distribution network, almost every type of medical item can be accepted, and all donations are receipted for tax purposes. For a general list of acceptable items or donation locations visit projectcure.org

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