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Double Your Impact Before December 31 — Every Gift Saves Lives
Your gift can go 2X as far to send lifesaving medicine to people in need.
Thanks to continued generosity, the year-end match has just been increased to $415,000 — unlocking even more medicine, health supplies, and medical devices for communities around the world.
This expanded match won’t last long! With the deadline approaching, every gift helps send more care to more people — right when it’s needed most.
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Why Your Gift Matters — and Why MAP
Because of generous friends like you, MAP has already provided over $1 billion in medicine and health supplies just this past year. But the need is greater than ever.
Your gift is multiplied through donated medicine and MAP’s low overhead, ensuring the highest impact for every dollar you give. For every $1 you contribute, you help MAP International provide nearly $65 in medicine and health supplies to people in need.
We can make this statement because MAP receives generous donations of medicine and health supplies and has relatively low expenses. In fact, last year alone we provided over $911.9 million in medicine and health supplies with nearly $14.1 million in cash donations. For more information, visit map.org/mapfacts.
Every $1 you give becomes $130 worth of lifesaving medicine, health supplies, and medical devices through this special match.
All donations received in excess of our matched contributions will be applied to our general fund and used in support of our mission to deliver medicine and health supplies to those in need.
$1 = $130 of Medicine With the Match
Normally, every $1 you give provides $65 in donated medicine. But right now, your year-end gift is matched — doubling your impact to $130 worth of critical medicines that prevent suffering and save lives. That means supporters like you will help send nearly $54 million in essential medicine and supplies to clinics, mission teams, and frontline partners serving in some of the world’s hardest-to-reach places.
This time last year, 7-year-old Kayla’s lips were turning blue from a congenital heart condition that left her dangerously short of oxygen.
Friends like you helped provide donated medical equipment so her surgery could succeed — and today she’s running, laughing, and thriving.