Every donation, large or small will have a big impact in Bolivia!

 

  Your donation in U.S. dollars buys a lot:

for $20 we can collect, process and send $1,000 worth of medical supplies and equipment to Mano a Mano's clinics.

$50 pays the salary of a clinic nurse for one week.

$330 airlifts an injured patient to emergency care.

$15,000 constructs one kilometer of new road, connecting isolated villages to markets.

$50,000 builds and staffs a complete medical clinic.

Donate On-line      

Donate Online

 

Donate Medical Supplies

Donate Equipment or Supplies

 

Donate a Car or Truck

Donate an Automobile (or Truck, Boat, etc.)

Donate by Mail or Phone

Donate by Mail or Phone

Donate Your Legacy

Donate Your Legacy

Donate as You Shop

Donate as You Shop

Donate as You Search the Internet

 

Donate While You Search the Internet

Meets Charities Review Council StandardsWe meet all standards established by the Minnesota Charities Review Council. The Council sets guidelines for public disclosure, governance, financial activity and fundraising, then analyzes the performance of Minnesota charities against these standards. As the Charities Review Council puts it, approval is a way "to demonstrate responsibility, integrity and transparency to constituents." You can learn more about us from this independent source at its Smart Giver's Network website.

Donor NoticeWe are an exceptionally frugal organization!

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  • Closeup of child with parents working in the field
  • Child with Micky Mouse Shirt
  • Three Girls

 

 

We stretch every dollar we receive. Our combined administrative and fundraising cost in the U.S. totals less than 5% of our expenses (based on 2007 audited financial statement). Mano a Mano is a 501(c)3 tax exempt organization.

Gifts to Mano a Mano are tax deductible as defined by law.
Funds are used to:

  • Collect, transport and distribute donated medical items

  • Construct and staff clinics in rural Bolivian communities

  • Construct sanitation and education facilities in these communities

  • Build roads and water reservoirs that support economic development in rural Bolivia

  • Airlift critically ill or injured patients to life-saving emergency care

  • Support ongoing operations

Bolivian Child on Back

 

Thanks to the foundations, churches, clubs and individuals
who help us to improve health and economic well-being in Bolivia.

 

If you have any questions about donating, please send an email.

 

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