Donor guide
CMA checks the offer against current requests from hospital partners and medics in Ukraine before accepting.
Medical donation guidance
We only accept what a confirmed partner in Ukraine has asked for. It keeps freight costs honest and prevents waste.
CMA checks the offer against current requests from hospital partners and medics in Ukraine before accepting.
Supplies and equipment
Tourniquets, chest seals, hemostatic gauze, and trauma dressings; Surgical instruments, sutures, and sterile disposables; Wound care, IV supplies, syringes, and PPE
Wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, and hospital beds; Diagnostic equipment: monitors, ultrasound, ECG, pulse oximeters; Orthopedic supplies, splints, casting material, and external fixators
Exclusions
Expired supplies or equipment past its service life; Prescription or controlled medications
Opened, partially used, or non-sterile consumables; Equipment requiring proprietary service contracts to operate
Donation form
Tell us what you have — item, quantity, condition, and expiration dates where relevant. Photos help.
CMA checks the offer against current requests from hospital partners and medics in Ukraine before accepting.
Drop-off and pickup
We arrange a Northeast Ohio drop-off, or a pickup for pallet-scale donations.
CMA checks the offer against current requests from hospital partners and medics in Ukraine before accepting.
Inventory and packing
Volunteers inventory, pack, and manifest the donation for freight to Ukraine.

