Our Medicine Donation
Program

Gospel Medical Mission International is a Not-For-Profit organization. 
Gospel Medical Mission International (GMMI), is a small growing organization sponsored by people committed to helping the needy in impoverished countries throughout the world.
GMMI is not currently funded by major organizations and relies on donations from caring individuals.

 A.  Supplying Medicine
GMMI sends medicine, medical supplies, vitamins, and food all free of charge to needy people in remote areas of impoverished countries.
GMMI also provides medicine and medical supplies, at no cost, to medical mission teams traveling to impoverished countries.
These medical mission teams, with the aid of GMMI, provide medical services to those in need.
By establishing mission centers and forming partnerships with local Christian churches in affected areas, GMMI is able to provide assistance with free food, supplies, and education to needy people.
GMMI mobilizes short-term mission groups to support these established mission centers.

 B.  Getting Results
To date, GMMI has provided more than $400,000 worth of medications to many mission sites.  GMMI’s related cost was very nominal.

 C.  Who Donates
GMMI receives medicine, medical supplies, and other forms of donations from caring individuals. 
GMMI is exempt under section 501(c)3, and works only with U.S. based nonprofit organizations.

 
Our vision for Poverty
Medicine, supplies, and food go to the needy.
Every year, hundreds of thousands of pounds of high quality prescription drugs go completely unused and destroyed in the U.S.
Jay Kim, co-founder of GMMI, has a different plan for this valuable medication.
“Our goal is make sure that those who desperately need this medicine receive it, and that it doesn’t go waste,” says Jay Kim.
The goal of GMMI’s Medicine Donation Program is to obtain quality medications as donations or at a deep discount.  GMMI wants to take care of transportation and distribution to where it’s needed most.
As an example, GMMI can purchase antibiotics for as low as $20 a bottle for 500 pills.
One bulk bottle can treat about 10 to 20 people. 

The Food Factor
Many people in impoverished countries suffer from malnutrition, but many medications need to be taken with food.  Their little children are without food.  So in addition to medication, GMMI also works to provide food to the patients.

Clinics in need of medicine and medical volunteers
There are also many hospitals and clinics sponsored by international charity organizations.  Many people get free medical services from these clinics.  But often these clinics run out of supplies due to huge demand.  There are long lines of patients waiting for their turn.  Many churches in the U.S. send out short-term medical mission teams to impoverished countries every year.  GMMI works to provide medications to these short-term medical mission teams, who provide medical services at the hospitals and clinics.  They also provide medical services in the villages. 

Volunteer with GMMI
Volunteers are the lifeblood of the Gospel Medical Mission International.
GMMI is always looking for more people to help.
No matter what you are able to donate --- time, money, or services ---- GMMI benefits greatly from your generosity, and is thus able to help more people.  Your donation helps improve the lives of people in need throughout the world.  And, because GMMI is an all-volunteer group, your money goes directly to helping others.
Your prayers are also very welcome. 
To donate or volunteer, contact Jay Kim at jayakim@aol.com.
Please make personal checks or money orders to;
GMMI
309 Lakeview Dr.
Mundelein, IL 60060 

GMMI springs from missionary work
GMMI was founded in December of 2004 by Dr. Lisa S. Kim, M.D.
While doing missionary work with her church, Dr. Lisa S. Kim was so touched by the poverty she encountered, and the lack of what many consider basics( running water, a simple home address, clothing, food and medicines), she and her family made it a mission to found a group to help those in need.
Dr. Lisa Kim lives in Illinois with her husband, Jay Kim.
Jay Kim volunteered to go to Cambodia in 2005 for establishing the first mission site. 
Now they spend their time and own resources helping those in need in the States and abroad.

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Volunteer examining a patient

Neighborhood children asking about America

How To Make a Donation

GMMI accepts major credit cards (through PayPal.com, a trusted online payment provider), personal checks, and money orders.

For personal checks and money orders, please make payable to

GMMI
309 Lakeview Dr.
Mundelein, IL, 60060 USA

Please click here to print the simple donation form out to send with your donation.

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