Nonprofit donates $40K in medical supplies to Clark County
Originally published by News and Tribune. Read full story here. JEFFERSONVILLE — As the U.S. faces shortages of personal protective equipment for first responders and …
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COVID-19 Update from SOS CEO Denise Sears
SOS is working daily to support our local communitty. Click here to see the latest update on how we are donating hundreds of thousands of …
Nonprofit Donates Medical Supplies to Hospital and First Responders – WLKY News
Originally published by WLKY News. Read full article here. JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. — Bracing for a potential surge in COVID-19 cases, Clark County officials welcomed a …
Louisville Nonprofit Donates PPE Worth $25,000 to First Responders in Clark County, Indiana – WDRB News
Originally published by WDRB News. Read the full article here. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Health care workers and first responders in Clark County got a …
SOS Redirects $500,000 of Medical Supplies to Help Fight COVID-19 in Louisville – The Lane Report
Originally posted by The Lane Report. Read full article here. LOUISVILLE, Ky. — SOS, a Louisville-based global health organization, has redirected all available medical supplies …
SOS Continues Commitment to Health During an Unprecedented Time – A Letter From Our CEO
“An unprecedented time” – this is the phrase we hear daily from our government and health leaders to describe the COVID-19 crisis. If asked to …
UPS, Local Nonprofit Team Up to Fight Coronavirus Outbreak – Louisville Buisness First
Originally published by Louisville Business First. Read the full article here. United Parcel Service Inc. has partnered with Louisville-based nonprofit SOS (formerly known as Supplies …
2015 SOS Tuesday Tours
SOS invites you to join us for a one-hour interactive tour of SOS on the second Tuesday of the month at 8:00 am. SOS Tuesday …
Rethinking trash to save lives (Infographic)
Can America’s surplus medical supplies benefit children overseas? Can unused medical supplies help up to 6 million children around the world gain access to medical …
Healing in the Dark in Tanzania
Earlier this summer University of Louisville medical student Emily Knittle traveled to Tanzania’s Mufindi district, along with twelve classmates, one physician, a dentist, and several …
Changing lives in the DRC
This past July, Pat McEachron, RN, took a group of her students from Bellarmine University’s Lansing School of Nursing on a trip to Santiago, Dominican Republic, where …
Next stop: Manabí!
This afternoon SOS (SOS) packed up and shipped out a 40-ft container headed for Ecuador’s Manabí Province.In 2012, SOS forged an agreement with Manabí’s provincial government to ensure …
“Postas” in Peru
Last month SOS volunteer Pam Underwood traveled with a suitcase full of supplies from the SOS warehouse to Ollantaytambo, Peru, where her daughter Mary is …
Hearts for Kenya
Earlier this summer Janet Hodes and John Willingham visited the SOS warehouse to collect materials for a trip with Hearts for Kenya, a Louisville-based nonprofit that …
