Eli Lilly

A patient and her caregiver in the waiting room of Ruth Paz Hospital in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. The hospital provides charitable care for pediatric patients, and Direct Relief shipped more than $961,000 worth of medical aid to the hospital over the past week. (Photo by Francesca Volpi for Direct Relief)

Covid-19

Operational Update: 21 Countries Receive Medical Aid Over Past Week

June 25, 2021

Medical aid for India departs for Mumbai on June 12, 2021, as part of a third FedEx charter flight carrying out Covid-19 response deliveries. (FedEx photo)

Covid-19

Third FedEx-Donated Humanitarian Charter Arrives in India

June 14, 2021

Staff at Henry J. Austin Health Center in Trenton, New Jersey. Health centers across the United States provide quality care to patients, regardless of ability to pay, and are essential for health equity efforts. (Photo courtesy of Henry J. Austin Health Center)

Health Equity

Direct Relief’s Fund for Health Equity Receives $5 Million Commitment from Lilly

May 3, 2021

A pharmacist at the Rafik Hariri University Hospital in Beirut, Lebanon, dispenses medication in February 2021. Direct Relief has been able to provide critical donations to the facility since 2020's explosion. (Photo by Francesca Volpi for Direct Relief)

Beirut Explosion

In Lebanon, Insulin and Other Chronic Disease Medications Are Hard to Come By

March 1, 2021

Medical aid prepared for delivery to health centers and clinics across the US. (Photo: Tony Morain)

Covid-19

Operational Update: 448 Medical Aid Shipments. $530,000 in Funding. 42 US States and Territories. 10 Countries. 1 Week.

February 12, 2021

Direct Relief CEO Thomas Tighe delivers masks to essential workers in Goleta and Santa Barbara (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief).

Covid-19

Covid-19 Relief: One-Year Report on Use of Funds and Response Activity

January 27, 2021

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