Caring About The Future Generations Is Our Common Goal  

A woman dies every NINE minutes around the globe due to a lack of medical supplies; the clock is counting down!

American hospitals waste thousands of tons of medical supplies every day. This includes unused sterile medical supplies and fully functional equipment discarded for regulatory reasons. GH2HG collects and redistributes these supplies to match the specific needs of hospitals in the developing world. To date GH2HG has collected and shipped to the developing world medical supplies worth more than quarter million dollars. together we can make the impossible possible.

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  • Check out our media spotlight on MSU Today!  Click the link here!

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  • Our most recent endeavor was to collect medical supplies for Pakistan.  5 pallets of medical supplies were sorted, categorized, wrapped and finally sent as donation to Pakistan to give hope to the hopeless and those in desperate need.

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  • Sparrow Hospital and GH2HG have joined in an agreement that is beneficial to both parties.  Sparrow will be able to take a look at the supplies in their inventory and will be able to redistribute the supplies that they are able to GH2HG where then we will distribute to the countries that are in need.  It is a very exciting time for both GH2HG and Sparrow as we embark on this great journey!  
  • on August of 2011 GH2HG received its first INTERNATIONAL HONOR AWARD. GH2HG president/founder Raeuf Roushangar was invited by Governor Ivonne Ortega to go to Yucatan, Mexico to attend her state of the union where he symbolized GH2HG and receive the state highest award AMIGOS DE YUCATAN CERTIFICADO. "with out my great group, GH2HG would never acubldash this, the organization has been growing because we all work as one" raeuf said. 
      Congratulation to GH2HG 
click here to watch it on youtube
  • This video shows how GH2HG started and what we do. Also, you can see how many usable medical supplies we save from being discarded. GH2HG stores and sends these surplus medical supplies (sorted and boxed) to hospitals in the developing world.

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