
Diapers
A dry baby is a happy baby...and an even happier mom! Diapers are essential for their health and comfort.

Eyeglasses
Making a spectacle. Some simple specs can transform a struggling student into a clear-eyed visionary.

Freezer
The unsung heroes of the kitchen, freezers are crucial in keeping food fresh and reducing waste

General Medications
From asthma and allergies to antibiotics and anti-malarials, medication isn’t optional – but the spoonful of sugar is.

Hearing Aids
Whether it’s mom’s voice, math class, or Mozart, hearing aids connect children to the music of life.

Mom and Baby Checkup
When baby is healthy, mom is happy. When mom is healthy, baby can thrive!

Mosquito Netting
Buzz off! Children should be in school, not at home with malaria, dengue, or Zika. Mosquito nets are the hidden hero of school supplies.

Orphanages & High Risk Children
No matter how long they stay, nurturing and well-equipped orphanages are beacons of hope for children in need of love and care.

Soap, Toothbrush & Toothpaste
Abra cadabra! Better than a wand, brandish a toothbrush and watch cavities, gum disease, and oral pain disappear.

Sunglasses
Looking cool, keeping safe. For children with albinism, sunglasses protect their sensitive eyes and keep them feeling as good as they look.

Sunhat
Passport to play. For children with albinism, a sun hat is their ticket to the great outdoors to play with their friends in the sunshine.

Sunscreen
Passport to play. For children with albinism, sunscreen is their ticket to the great outdoors to play with their friends in the sunshine.

Visit to dentist/specialist
Say ahh! Checkups are key to early detection, timely treatment, quick recoveries, and healthy futures.

Vitamins
From A to Zinc, vitamin-enriched products boost immune systems and make sure children as silly and energized as they should be!

Washing Machine
All soakin’, no jokin’. Washers save busy caregivers’ time so they can focus on the children and elders they love.

Wheelchair
Wheelchairs means inclusivity. Inclusivity means friendship. Give a wheelchair, give more friendship in our world.