We identify, solicit, collect, sort and distribute medical supplies and services according to the imperative needs of the world
| Trip-goers experience the end results of PROJECT C.U.R.E.'s work building healthcare infrastructure in the developing world, at the same time giving them a glimpse into the conditions the organization works to correct. PhilanthroTravel is customized to the needs of business and community leaders. It provides them with a way to do good at home and through their travels, connecting their actions on a local level to humanitarian assistance globally. Participants’ program fees help to finance future deliveries of medical relief to facilities in the country visited. Learn more about an upcoming trip to Belize, through which participants will meet government officials and business people, all while benefiting the healthcare system in the country through philanthropy and volunteering. |
"A PROJECT C.U.R.E. trip gives you the ability to dig below the surface in a country - to understand a little bit what life is like for the people who live there and to help them live better." -- Dr. Lisa Latts, Vice President, Programs in Clinical Excellence, Anthem Blue Cross |
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Participants visit both hospitals and clinics on both ends of PROJECT C.U.R.E.’s
work – prospective recipient facilities, where teams perform needs
assessments, and others where the organization has already delivered
supplies and equipment.
Coupling these experiences with the chance to
meet senior government and corporate officials, dine with heads of
state, and gain access to cultural and environmental areas not open to
the general public, PROJECT C.U.R.E.
PhilanthroTravel participants receive exposure to new and fascinating
cultures in ways not afforded by other travel opportunities.
Contact Leanna Clark at leannaclark@projectcure.org to find out more about PhilanthroTravel and upcoming trips.
"Visiting
a warehouse in suburban Denver filled with medical supplies and
equipment is one thing, but, actually going to the hospital where the
supplies are being used is unbelievable."
-- Elaine Gantz Berman,
Colorado Board of Education
This trip builds on PROJECT C.U.R.E.'s relationship with the First Lady of Belize, Ms. Kim Simplis Barrow, which began during the 2008 hurricane season when thousands were displaced and crops, homes, schools, and business were heavily damaged or destroyed. Your participation in this trip will enable PROJECT C.U.R.E. to continue its work enhancing Belize's healthcare system with the delivery of approximately $400,000 in medical supplies and equipment. Learn more.
