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MedShare LHS

What is Medshare?

MedShare is a service club at LHS which carries out medical surplus recovery. A large amount of medical supplies exist which local hospitals and health care providers simply cannot use anymore for various reasons. This equipment can save lives overseas in developing countries that have limited access to these supplies. A group of LHS students collects, sorts, and repacks equipment for it to be shipped to hospitals and clinics in medically underserved communities abroad.

Besides being valuable to public health overseas, this effort helps our local environment as well. By U.S. Law, these donations cannot be used inside the United States once released by local hospitals.

MedShare is open to all interested students and community members. Students from each high school and their alumni have participated in the past. MedShare provides many service hours towards graduation and college application requirements. For more information or to become involved, please contact Dan Carella( room 228), club sponsor at LHS, through school e-mail.

Fall 09- Donations to LHS
MedShare Flyer Orientation 2009


MedShare supports the following charities, which send medical donations overseas

MedShare International - http://www.medshare.org/about-us

CardioStart - http://cardiostart.org/splash.htm

CAMO (Central America Medical Outreach) - http://www.camo.org/

Project Cure - http://www.projectcure.org/

Doc to Dock - http://www.doctodock.org/

A locally donated Centrifuge deliverd to Dr. Giron in Honduras

(Above) Former LHS student Tseitel Cooper with a locally donated Centrifuge being presented to clinic coordinator, Dr. Giron

Veronica and Luz, two young girls sponored by CardioStart in Tampa

(Above) Veronica and Luz, two young girls from Peru. Both were sponsored by CardioStart in Tampa to live in a home near the Shriners Hospital to be fitted with prostheses after severe accidents.

last updated February 8, 2011