Start a monthly donation to begin a true partnership based on solidarity, not charity. Together, we commit for the long-term, saving lives now and building ever-improving health systems hand-in-hand with unjustly impoverished communities.
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Susan was 17-years-old and pregnant in rural Sierra Leone—one of the world's most dangerous places to give birth. Her own mother died giving birth to her.
She safely underwent the surgery at her local PIH-supported public hospital, where monthly donors’ steady contributions are producing major improvements in care. . . .
Susan’s story is one of millions, and the impact of her example is global.
First, we prove high-quality health care is possible anywhere. Then, we use that example to enact global change and teach organizations around the world not only that delivering health care as a human right is possible anywhere, but also exactly how to do it. . . .
From Mount Pleasant, SC, Gail became a monthly donor because each of her steady donations builds upon the previous ones, and over time her partnership is far more powerful than sporadic charitable giving would be.
“[I give monthly because] I know it helps for the organization to have income that is regular.” . . .
- Dr. Paul Farmer
PIH’s community of monthly donors, known collectively as Paul’s Partners, are, well, partners. We know you’re on this team for the long term, and we’re so grateful. You’ll get access to:
The community of monthly donors who make our global impact possible and deliver lifesaving health care to people and families most in need is called “Paul’s Partners.”
It’s named after PIH’s co-founder, the late Dr. Paul Farmer. As a medical student, he joined hands with colleagues in Haiti to begin to deliver health care as a human right in a small rural settlement. Nearly 40 years later, those first partnerships have grown into a world-changing team of 19,000 people, building health systems and delivering care across a dozen countries.
The impact of his example will be felt for generations, and through us, his partners, his unfinished work continues.
We know we have far to go, but we also know we can make it if we push together.
