Change Lives of Those
Around the World

Donors

Global First Responder would not exist without the generosity of our donors.

GFR is a group of regular people doing extraordinary things to change the world. One of GFR’s goals is to increase global participation in relief work. It is because of donations that GFR is able to continue its medical and sustainability projects where we travel. Without you, there would be no Global First Responder.

General Donations

All donations received by GFR are added to a general fund and allocated to countries that are in need, unless the donor requests a specific GFR fund.  All donated money goes to purchasing medications, medical supplies, fund construction projects such as building schools and small clinics and sustainability projects such as clean water and sanitation projects to improve overall health in developing countries. 

Global First Responder advocates for global healthcare equality

50000
lives affected

Global First Responder partners with communities

0
trips

Global First Responders has teams of more than just medical professionals

10000
volunteer hours

How does your donation affect lives around the world?

In the future, your donations will help us to:

  • Install water treatment facilities that save women and children hours each day and keep children healthy enough to go to school in Uganda, Zambia, Thailand, and Senegal
  • Provide medical and dental care and food for street children in Senegal
  • Provide year-round health education for villages in Uganda
  • Build another school in the Peruvian Amazon
  • Saving children’s teeth through dental restorations, helping them stay healthier throughout their life
  • Care for patients in old age homes and orphanages in India
  • And so much more…

Donations for the supplies

Supplies help tremendously on our mission trips. We accept donations of non-expired medication, sutures, small medical equipment, building supplies, and solar supplies.

You knew that you were helping the people of Haiti, what you didn’t didn’t realize till later was how much it helped you. As someone said
“we need Haiti worse than Haiti needs us”.

Steve Koirtyohann

GFR Volunteer, Haiti