Decatur nonprofit MedShare sends $5.1 million in medical aid to 40 countries
MedShare is a Decatur-based nonprofit that recovers unused medical supplies and equipment and distributes them to health care providers serving communities in need.
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MedShare is a Decatur-based nonprofit that recovers unused medical supplies and equipment and distributes them to health care providers serving communities in need.
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