Oluchi’s Life-Saving Heart Surgery in Nigeria
Oluchi received life-saving heart surgery in Nigeria thanks to MAP and VOOM, giving her hope and a chance at a healthy, joy-filled future.
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Free Surgery Restores Hope for Young Cancer Survivor
A young breast cancer survivor in Argentina receives free reconstructive surgery, restoring her confidence and her smile.
From Pain to Purpose: The Story of Corpus, a Tarahumara Woman Healed by Faith and Surgery
Donor gifts helped heal Corpus’ clubfoot and introduce her to Jesus—bringing physical and spiritual transformation to a Tarahumara woman in remote Mexico.
Karina’s Struggle with Diabetes: How MAP Medicine Helped
Karina faced a harsh choice: miss work for diabetes meds or go without. Thanks to MAP, she got the treatment she needed—and a reminder that she’s not alone.
MAP Medicine Saved Brima: A Mother’s Story from Sierra Leone
Isata knew Brima needed medicine that she could not provide, so she took her baby to the nearest MAP partner clinic 3 miles away in Sierra Leone.
MAP International Announces New Board Chair Michael Knighton
MAP International, a leading nonprofit global health organization that celebrated its 70th anniversary last year, appointed Michael Knighton as its new board chair.
Spring 2025 Newsletter
Together, we can bring lifesaving medicine and health supplies to a world in need!
Winter 2025 Newsletter
Together, we can bring lifesaving medicine and health supplies to a world in need!
MAP International Partners with ChildFund to Deliver Critical Diabetes Medicine to Sierra Leone on World Diabetes Day
ChildFund, a child-development agency, and MAP International, Medicine for All People, have joined forces on an impactful initiative in Sierra Leone.
MAP International Pre-Deploys Relief Supplies to Helene Hit Areas
MAP International has continued to respond to disasters around the world this year, most recently pre-positioning relief supplies for Hurricane Helene.
Chris Palombo Now the President and CEO of MAP International
Chris Palombo, a Presidential Leadership Scholar (PLS Class of 2018), recently took the reins as President and CEO of MAP International, a global health nonprofit organization based in Brunswick, Georgia.
President and Mrs. George W. Bush, Dr. Jim Kim, Merck, Wellstar Health System and the Atlanta Hawks to be Honored at the 2024 Bill Foege Global Health Awards
Join MAP International for the Bill Foege Global Health Awards on September 26, 2024, honoring President George W. Bush, Dr. Jim Kim, Merck, Wellstar, and the Atlanta Hawks for their impact on global health. Learn more at MAP’s website.
MAP International’s Response to Humanitarian Crises
MAP International, a Brunswick-based global health organization, has responded to several major humanitarian crises this year, both internationally and domestically. As the organization celebrates its 70th anniversary, MAP continues its decades-long heritage of efficient and effective emergency response, sending aid to people suffering all over the world.
MAP International Announces New President and CEO
MAP International, an internationally recognized global health
organization based in Brunswick, Georgia is announcing the selection of its new President and
CEO, Chris Palombo.
Summer 2024 Newsletter
Thanks to you, lifesaving medicine and health supplies reached some of the world's poorest, most vulnerable children.
MAP International Celebrates 70 Years of Global Service
Brunswick, GA, June 24, 2024 – This year, MAP International, a Brunswick-based global health nonprofit organization, is celebrating 70 years of impact.
Donor Through the Decades : The Oviatt’s
As MAP celebrates 70 years of impact in 2024, we are grateful for the faithful support of people like Dave and Susie – “donors through the decades” ...
Joyce’s Medical Miracle
Zambia - Patients like Joyce are exactly why MAP exists – to put essential medicines into the hands of those who need them most.
Breath of New Life: George’s Transformation
Egypt - George got his surgery, complete with a brand-new aortic valve. He could live his life again – and breathe.