• THANK YOU FOR HELPING US DELIVER REAL IMPACT

    Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) provides emergency medical care for affected by conflict, disaster, displacement and lack of access to healthcare in more than 70 countries. We go wherever people’s needs are the greatest, and offer assistance to people regardless of race, religion, gender or political belief.

    More than 97 per cent of our funding comes from individual donors like you, including the funds we receive from your MSF Warehouse gifts. Every Warehouse gift you purchase supports our teams providing emergency care around the world. 

    Thank you for your generosity.

    Your Impact

    Your support helps MSF teams provide medical care to the people who need it most, prevent avoidable deaths, alleviate suffering and uphold people’s dignity. 

    In 2024,

    16,493,900 OUTPATIENT CONSULTATIONS
    3,877,100 MALARIA CASES TREATED 
    2,473,700 EMERGENCY ROOM ADMISSIONS

    Gifts in Action

    In many of the world’s most remote communities, reaching a doctor can take hours or even days. For people living far from hospitals or clinics, an infection or a difficult birth can quickly become an emergency. 

    In the remote, mountainous Bamyan province in Afghanistan, MSF has opened eight health facilities to help provide essential and basic healthcare to a population of around 22,000 people. At each of the MSF-supported facilities, a male nurse and a female midwife offer general outpatient services, maternal and child health consultations and routine vaccinations. They also help women with uncomplicated pregnancies and labours to deliver their babies in a safe environment. 

    “Before this clinic was built, we used to give birth at home. We didn’t have access to midwives or even vaccines. We came [to MSF’s facility] because we heard that giving birth assisted by a midwife is good for the baby’s and the mother’s health. During previous births, I didn’t feel well after the deliveries. But now, I feel healthy.” — Moslima, MSF patient in Bamyan, Afghanistan. 

    When you give any gift from the MSF Warehouse, including the three featured below, you’re helping MSF provide humanitarian assistance to people who need it most -- including women who are pregnant or post-partum.  

    Nurse

    Nurse

    $150
    From setting up health centres to training local staff to providing hands-on medical care in a crisis, MSF nurses are an indispensable part of every MSF mission.
    $150
    Mom and Baby Care Kit

    Mom and Baby Care Kit

    $195
    This basket contains essential items used by MSF staff to support maternal and infant health, including immunizations, health worker training, pre- and post-natal vitamins and a stethoscope.
    $195
    Safe Delivery Kit

    Safe Delivery Kit

    $25
    Help mothers deliver babies safely by giving MSF medical staff the tools they need to offer this essential care.
    $25
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    Vaccines are one of the most effective public health interventions available, but at least 1.5 million children still die each year from vaccine-preventable diseases, highlighting the critical need for effective vaccination campaigns. When a meningitis outbreak began to spread in northwestern Nigeria in early 2025, MSF supported a mass vaccination campaign in Kebbi state. In just one week, close to half a million people were vaccinated, two thirds of whom were under the age of 15. This campaign significantly contributing to reducing the number of cases. 

    “Conducting a mass vaccination is essential, as it provides immunity against the disease for up to five to eight years, hence significantly reducing the risk of infection – even in the event of another outbreak.” 
    — Sham’un Abubakar, MSF’s emergency coordinator in Kebbi. 

    Children’s Vaccine Kit

    Children’s Vaccine Kit

    $500
    Packed with enough supplies to immunize up to 10 children against diseases, this gift helps protect children and their families from illness.
    $500

    DELIVERING GLOBAL IMPACT in 2024

    1,318,100 vaccinations against measles in response to an outbreak 
    359,200 families received distributions of relief items 
    506,300 individual mental health consultations conducted 
    368,900 births assisted, including caesarean sections 
    143,800 people treated for cholera 
    134,000 surgical interventions performed
    584,700 admissions of malnourished children to outpatient feeding programs 
    73,800 people treated for sexual violence 
    36,800 people received first-line HIV antiretroviral treatment 
    23,400 people started on first-line tuberculosis treatment 

    I have the privilege of hearing ‘thank you’ every day from mothers and fathers whose sick children are restored to health. For every thank you I receive, I share with you. After all, without you, MSF would not be here.
    — Dr. Reza Eshaghian, MSF Doctor

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