Despite decades of continuing violence, International Medical Corps has remained on the frontlines in Sudan’s hardest-to-reach and most affected communities, providing medical care and training to people in need.
In the midst of conflict, disaster or disease, International Medical Corps is there, to ensure people get the help they need. No one is alone when we work together.
Actress Jennifer Garner introduces her friend, actress and Global Ambassador Judy Greer, before presenting her with the Global Champion Award in recognition of her long-time and passionate advocacy on behalf of International Medical Corps and its work around the world.
International Medical Corps Founder and Chairman Dr. Robert Simon recognized Senior Advisor for Logistics and Supply-Chain Management Marin Tomas with the Founders Award for his longtime commitment to helping people around the world affected by conflict, disaster and disease.
Actress and humanitarian Ashley Park presents nurse Mary-Jane Perry with the Henry Hood Award in recognition of her volunteer work helping people affected by natural disasters in the US and the Bahamas.
We quickly sent teams to provide care in emergency shelters while we supported—and continue to support—health centers serving low-income and vulnerable populations, providing them with critical supplies and resources.
International Medical Corps President and CEO Nancy Aossey presents Flexport.org’s founder and CEO Ryan Petersen with the Global Citizen Award in recognition of the logistics firm’s exceptional humanitarian work and commitment to helping people.
Staff and volunteers describe our approach to humanitarian aid, and what makes International Medical Corps so effective.
The Annual Awards Celebration honored the dedicated partners, supporters, volunteers and staff who make the global humanitarian organization’s work possible.
Dr. Michael Grady, part of International Medical Corps’ emergency response team that has deployed to Jamaica after the island was hit by Hurricane Melissa, talks about the needs that the team is seeing in the aftermath of the powerful Category 5 storm, and what we are doing to help people affected by it.
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