How it works
1) Collect
We work with donors to gather essential surplus medical supplies that would otherwise go to waste.
- Targeted community drives
- Surplus from medical partners
2) Prepare
Our team sorts, quality-checks, and assembles these supplies into ready-to-use first aid kits.
- Rigorous quality control
- Included 1-page guidance sheet
3) Deliver
Distribute kits through community partners who identify and serve local needs.
- Trusted distribution channels
- Feedback to refine kits
Nothing fancy. Just repeated well.
Donation guidelines
We now collect basic hygiene supplies alongside first-aid items.
Good to donate
First aid
- Sealed bandages, gauze and medical tape
- Antiseptic wipes, burn gel and cold packs
- Gloves, wraps and basic splints
Hygiene
- Bar soap and body wash
- Toothbrushes and toothpaste
- Shampoo, conditioner and deodorant
- Feminine hygiene products
- Hand sanitizer and travel-size toiletries
Please avoid
- Expired medications or expired products
- Opened, used or partially used items
- Damaged packaging or unknown contents
- Anything restricted by partner policy
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What's in a First Aid Kit?
Standard contents for a basic emergency kit.
Wound care
Bandages in various sizes, adhesive tape, gauze pads, antiseptic wipes.
Tools
Scissors, tweezers, safety pins, disposable gloves.
Treatments
Antibiotic ointment, hydrocortisone cream, burn gel or cream.
Extras
Cold pack, emergency blanket, first aid manual.
