Funding for IHC is received from Individuals, Corporate Donations, Churches of all denominations, Fund Raisers

2002 Accomplishments

• Belize
  129 pounds of medication shipped in February.
  A u-haul filled with supplies shipped in April.
  A 17-foot truck filled with supplies sent in May.
  200 pounds of medication shipped in July.

• El Salvador
  One forty-foot container shipped for earthquake relief.

• Ghana, West Africa
  One forty-foot container shipped to Dr. J.C. Sams Bryant Mission Hospital via New Hope Baptist Church.

• Honduras
  Dr. Heiman participated in a health seminar at Tegucigalpaís Medical School Hospital.
  1000 hand-made sweaters for children, medical equipment, and medication donated to local officials.
  Boxes of medication donated to Salt & Light Ministry, in El Jaral and El Eden, via three churches in Jackson, Mississippi.

• Nicaragua
  A 40ft container was sent to Puerto Cabezas.
  Donations of medical supplies and medication for Granada via Christ the Healer.

• Romania
  Four pallets of clothing via Faith, Hope, & Love Fairhaven Ministry of Covington, LA.
  

• New Orleans
  $500.00 donated to a trust fund for the children of slain Officer Russell, the son of one of our dedicated volunteer.

• Give a tax-deductible donation.

  All donations are tax-deductible, and will go directly to help a child in need.

  We accept donations of medical supplies, medicine, nutritional supplements, clothing, and toys.

  Lina Martinez, Project Director ihc@theihc.org

  Cash Donations

  The dollars that you contribute will have a measurable impact on the children’s lives around the world. The IHC is accountable and we do produce results. Over 90% of every dollar goes directly to healthcare support programs.

  Because of our non-profit status, over 90% of all contributions received go directly to the care of poverty stricken children. The other 10% goes toward administrative expenses.

  VOLUNTEERS:

  If you have a desire to do community work and don't know where to begin, give us a call. We welcome warehouse workers, computer operators, plastic & general surgeons, host families, and fundraisers.

  MEDICAL MISSIONS:

  Volunteer medical professionals, doctors, nurses, technicians who can donate their expertise in mission trips.

  HOST AND CARE:

• We try to place a child who travels to the USA for treatment, within close proximity of the physician and hospoital. Bilingual volunteer families are needed to serve as hosts for the child, transport him to various appointments, and to serve as sitters while recovering.

• PACKING FOR SHIPPING:

  Volunteers are needed for sorting, recording, packing, operating fork lifts, and loading twenty & forty foot containers.