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.
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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.
Healing Hearts, Lowering Pressure
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...
Beating the Odds: Olena’s Heart Surgery Triumph
Ukraine - "Olena” came into the hospital in Lviv feeling weak and anxious. There were some significant issues with her heart...
Lifesaving Oral Electrolyte Solution Donated by MAP International Flown to Haiti Aboard U.S. Military Aircraft
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.
Maria’s Strength Unleashed
“It was humbling to be able to at least temporarily meet the needs of this strong woman, a survivalist...
Tiny Warrior: Baby Nasi’s Journey
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.
We’re celebrating World Health Day
This #WorldHealthDay we honor MAP supporters like you. Thanks to you, Georgina received the treatment she needed, saving her vision and her life.
A Miracle and an Answered Prayer in Haiti
Haiti - More than anything in the world, Mellisia wanted a child. So she was thrilled when God answered her prayers, and she became pregnant.
MAP International Celebrates 70th Anniversary – Future Retirement of President & CEO Steve Stirling Announced
Brunswick, GA, March 25, 2024 – MAP International, a global health nonprofit organization that has been bringing medicine to the world since 1954, recently...
Announcing the Retirement of MAP President & CEO, Steve Stirling
As we celebrate MAP International’s 70th anniversary this year and prepare to embark on a journey of continued transformative growth that will impact global...
Spring 2024 Newsletter
Thanks to what we here at MAP
call the “multiplier effect” —
achieved through a combination
of careful stewardship and sound
fiscal practices — we are able to..
Robyn’s Miracle Medical Mission
Zambia - Fifty-year-old Robyn had been in excruciating pain for nearly two months. She had tripped and fallen one day while walking down a steep hill, and now..
Persistent Pain: The Struggle of Daily Demands
In the town of Cobán, a medical mission group supported by MAP is working to improve these dismal statistics for local Guatemalans, with the goal of helping...
Unyielding Resolve: Najla’s Fight Against Chronic Thyroid Nodules
Ghana - Najla was weary. For 10 years she had battled chronic thyroid nodules, and at this point they had enlarged so much that she had a baseball-sized lump...
Smiling Bright: Miguel’s Inspiring Journey
Columbia - Angelina looked down at the sleeping 8-month-old boy in her arms. Miguel’s face was so precious to her, even with the cleft lip that he had been born with. Her heart ached to see him healed. As his mother, she would love him to the ends of the earth – but with his birth defect, society would not be so kind.
The Captives Set Freed
They both suffer from some underlying chronic health problems – Jose, from diabetes, and Aide, from a heart condition. The medicines that they need to manage their symptoms cost more than...