Eli Lilly

Diabetes

In More than 35 Countries, Insulin Reaches Children and Young Adults

Direct Relief staff packs requested medicines and medical supplies for Advance Community Health, based in Raleigh, North Carolina. (Caroline Vance/Direct Relief)

Hurricane Florence

Direct Relief Makes Available $100 Million in Medicine

Hurricane Preparedness Packs are built inside Direct Relief's warehouse on August 1, 2018. The packs contain essential medicines and supplies and are prepositioned in hurricane and typhoon-prone areas around the world. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief)

Hurricanes

Medical Aid Prepositioned as Hurricane Florence Approaches East Coast

Insulin, donated by Eli Lilly, pictured inside Direct Relief's temperature controlled cold room. A recent donation from Eli Lilly will allow Direct Relief to ship a regular supply of insulin to nearly 30 clinics across the United States. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief)

Diabetes

Managing Diabetes, Across the U.S. and Around the World

A shipment of critical insulin for the Syrian American Medical Society is staged for pickup in temperature-controlled packaging at Direct Relief’s warehouse in California on April 17, 2018. (Martin Calderon/Direct Relief)

Syrian Refugee Crisis

Insulin Reaches Syrian Children with Diabetes

79,365 lbs of medications, nutritionals and medical supplies from Direct Relief arrive at the Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport in San Juan. (Photo: Lara Cooper)

Hurricane Maria

Direct Relief Airlifts 79,365 lbs of Emergency Medical Aid to Puerto Rico

Hurricane Maria

Insulin Reaches Clinics, Patients Navigating Post-Storm Life

Access to clean water remains a significant obstacle in post-Matthew Haiti.

Hurricane Matthew

Hurricane Matthew: The Response Continues

Direct Relief Commits $250,000 for Hurricane Sandy Relief and Recovery Efforts

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Medicines360

Redefining Access for Women in America

Dr. Mark Buntaine of UCSB's Bren School of Environmental Science and Management, speaks at Direct Relief on Dec. 12, 2018. Buntaine and Drs. Kelsey Jack, Ashley Larsen and Kyle Meng spoke about the effect of climate and disaster response. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief)

Extreme Weather

Climate Change, Disasters and Time: A Discussion with UCSB Bren School Faculty

Direct Relief staff bring medical supplies to Mexico Beach after Hurricane Michael's impact in the Florida panhandle on Sunday, October 14, 2018. (Photo by Zack Wittman for Direct Relief)

Direct Relief Tops 2018 Charity Ratings

Direct Relief staff load shipments, including emergency medicines and supplies bound for San Juan, Puerto Rico, into a FedEx vehicle Tuesday. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief photo)

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Eli Lilly

Diabetes

In More than 35 Countries, Insulin Reaches Children and Young Adults

Hurricane Florence

Direct Relief Makes Available $100 Million in Medicine

Hurricanes

Medical Aid Prepositioned as Hurricane Florence Approaches East Coast

Diabetes

Managing Diabetes, Across the U.S. and Around the World

Syrian Refugee Crisis

Insulin Reaches Syrian Children with Diabetes

Hurricane Maria

Direct Relief Airlifts 79,365 lbs of Emergency Medical Aid to Puerto Rico

Hurricane Maria

Insulin Reaches Clinics, Patients Navigating Post-Storm Life

Hurricane Matthew

Hurricane Matthew: The Response Continues

Direct Relief Commits $250,000 for Hurricane Sandy Relief and Recovery Efforts

The Latest

Medicines360

Redefining Access for Women in America

Extreme Weather

Climate Change, Disasters and Time: A Discussion with UCSB Bren School Faculty

Direct Relief Tops 2018 Charity Ratings

Giving is Good Medicine

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