MedShare

Welcome to MedShare's Headquarters and Southeastern Distribution and Volunteer Center! As a result of A.B. Short and Bob Freeman's vision, we began our mission of bridging the gap between surplus and need in 1998. We've since served the Southeast by partnering with local hospitals and saving tons of medical supplies from landfills. To date, we've shipped 630 containers of medical supplies and equipment to countries in need. Below, you will find information on our facility location, how to support our mission (you can volunteer or donate), news on recent and upcoming projects and events, hospital partners, and key staff.

-Tim Kelly, Chair, Southeast Regional Council

National Headquarters and Distribution and Volunteer Center in Decatur, GA

MedShare's operations depend on its volunteers to get these life-saving supplies to people who desperately need them. Learn more about volunteer opportunities or sign up.

• On October 25, the Atlanta Hawks organization volunteered at MedShare. They boxed an incredible 399 boxes, setting a new record in our Southeast Volunteer Center. Click here to view a video of the group volunteering, and here for photos.
• Our Southeast Regional Council has been busy lately! In addition to hosting an event at Tim Kelly's house to introduce MedShare to targeted members of the Atlanta community, they came together to sort and box medical supplies and also are actively raising funds for a container shipment to Hope Builds in Nigeria. Hope Builds is a team of design and medical professionals that partners with underserved communities to raise their standard of living through healthcare, permanent housing and community empowerment. Click here to learn more about the project and donate.

The Southeast Regional Council's container sponsorship will raise healthcare standards in Nigeria.

To read the latest MedShare news, click here.

Jairo Mosqauera is a paralyzed Ecuadorian worker that recently received a PET vehicle. Click here to read how his life has been changed.

 
A proud Jairo Mosqauera on his PET, an item included in a recent MedShare shipment to Ecuador