Winter 2025 Newsletter
Together, we can bring lifesaving medicine and health supplies to a world in need!
Together, we can bring lifesaving medicine and health supplies to a world in need!
ChildFund, a child-development agency, and MAP International, Medicine for All People, have joined forces on an impactful initiative in Sierra Leone.
MAP International has continued to respond to disasters around the world this year, most recently pre-positioning relief supplies for Hurricane Helene.

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.
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, 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, an internationally recognized global health
organization based in Brunswick, Georgia is announcing the selection of its new President and
CEO, Chris Palombo.

Thanks to you, lifesaving medicine and health supplies reached some of the world's poorest, most vulnerable children.
Brunswick, GA, June 24, 2024 – This year, MAP International, a Brunswick-based global health nonprofit organization, is celebrating 70 years of impact.

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” ...

Zambia - Patients like Joyce are exactly why MAP exists – to put essential medicines into the hands of those who need them most.

Egypt - George got his surgery, complete with a brand-new aortic valve. He could live his life again – and breathe.

Dr. Susan Beebout, a medical missionary who has served in Niamey, Niger, with her family since 2007, is accustomed to treating patients who live in poverty...

Ukraine - "Olena” came into the hospital in Lviv feeling weak and anxious. There were some significant issues with her heart...
MAP International donated 20 pallets of oral electrolyte solution that was flown to Haiti last week aboard U.S. military aircraft. The shipment was a collaborative effort between MAP International, Lift NonProfit Logistics, and the US Department of Defense Denton Humanitarian Assistance Program to deliver this critical rehydration product to support the work of one of MAP’s long-time partners, Hope for Haiti.

“It was humbling to be able to at least temporarily meet the needs of this strong woman, a survivalist...

Zambia - Baby Nasi was only 2 months old, and all of a sudden she had stopped eating and wasn’t sleeping well. With each passing day that Nasi refused to eat, her mother became even more desperate.
This #WorldHealthDay we honor MAP supporters like you. Thanks to you, Georgina received the treatment she needed, saving her vision and her life.

Haiti - More than anything in the world, Mellisia wanted a child. So she was thrilled when God answered her prayers, and she became pregnant.