Support Health Care for Millions of Vulnerable Americans with Americares

Americares is one of the largest providers of medical aid to the U.S. health care safety net, helping ensure that people can access quality care when they need it most. We believe that health is both essential and a human right. With good health, people can attend school, be productive at work, care for their families and contribute to strong communities. Poor health puts all of that at risk.

Each year, Americares provides more than $900 million in donated medicine, medical supplies and program support to nearly 1,000 free and charitable clinics and community health centers across 49 states and Puerto Rico. These clinics serve more than 7 million patients who face barriers such as lack of insurance, low income or limited access to care.

When local health organizations thrive, so do their communities, leading to better health and more opportunities for individuals and families.

Across the country, Americares U.S. Programs partners with hundreds of clinics and health centers where dedicated teams of staff and volunteers work diligently to provide care to patients with no other options, often while navigating limited supplies and rising costs. We equip clinics with comprehensive resources to deliver accessible, equitable health care. Our work includes:

--Strengthening clinics’ capacity through training, telehealth and mental health support
--Improving access to free medicine and medical supplies
--Preventing and managing infectious and chronic diseases
--Advancing health equity through data-driven initiatives
--Disaster preparedness and recovery

Together, this work builds resilient clinics and delivers lasting improvements in health outcomes. By working hand in hand with trusted local partners, Americares ensures aid is efficient, locally relevant and sustainable.

Your support is key to sustaining this vital work, helping millions receive the care they need today and for years to come.

A donation today helps clinics stay open, stocked and resilient—so families and communities can stay healthy, recover from crises and build stronger futures. Together, we can advance health equity and ensure care reaches those who need it most.