Donations to support the work of RAM volunteers can be mailed to:

Remote Area Medical Foundation
1834 Beech Street
Knoxville, TN 37920
1-877-5RAMUSA
865-579-1530

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HAITI EARTHQUAKE RESPONSE

RAM is continuing to support relief efforts in the aftermath of the earthquake that hit Haiti. We are currently requesting that donations be in currency only. We are organizing teams of healthcare professionals, including pharmacists and pharmacy techs. If you are a physician, nurse, pharmacist, X-ray tech, or other licensed provider, you can register here for Haiti relief expeditions. Updates on RAM Haiti relief efforts are posted here. A PASSPORT IS REQUIRED FOR ANY TRAVEL OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES.

Two years ago, eight girls in New York formed their own charity which they named One Is Greater Than None and have selected Remote Area Medical’s Rural AMerica program to be the U. S. component of their philanthropic efforts. Check out their website, oneisgreaterthannone.org, to learn about these 16-year-olds who are saving children halfway around the world and encouraging other young people to get involved locally and globally. Lead on, 1>0 !

Donors Needed

Remote Area Medical depends heavily on people like you. Please make your generous contribution now so that our all-volunteer organization can continue to provide free health care services (dental, vision, medical, and veterinary) to those who are under-employed or under-insured. Over 90% of unrestricted donations go directly to service programs. Over 60% of our programs are based in poverty areas of the United States.

Remote Area Medical, Inc., and Remote Area Medical Foundation are 501(c)(3) publicly supported charities.

We have posted a printable brochure summarizing the Women's Health needs in Guyana and RAM's response. You can download it here.

Please contact Guyana Cervical Cancer Program Director, Rebecca Kightlinger, DO (rkightlinger@virginia.edu)

RAM in the Media

Links to media reports about Remote Area Medical have been assembled here.

Letters

Occasionally, we receive letters from patients and from volunteers, expressing their reaction to the free care we provide or their experience of service. We have posted some of them here.