Mano a Mano has excess durable medical equipment that we are making available for individuals in the Twin Cities, for free, on Saturday, September 11th from 9am-11am. Please send specific requests to [email protected]; we will confirm whether we can fulfill your specific request. Recipients must be a healthcare provider in some capacity and must sign a liability waiver upon receipt; we generally cannot provide equipment to individuals directly. We are happy to have one healthcare/social work/nursing/case manager representative collect multiple pieces of equipment to share with other colleagues/recipients.
- WHEN: Saturday, September 11th from 9am-11am
- WHERE: Mano a Mano International, 925 Pierce Butler Route, St. Paul, MN 55104 (outside in the parking lot, in COVID-safe conditions)
- Equipment Readily Available: walkers, rollators, crutches, canes, raised toilet seats, commodes, shower chairs, tub benches, bed rails, glucometers
- Specialized Equipment in Limited Supply: wheelchairs, beds, lifts
This project is a collaboration with Twin Cities-area physical therapists to help distribute mobility equipment to their clients that have difficulty acquiring needed items. We are planning to have equipment giveaways once a month. We will share each upcoming date as soon as it is confirmed.
Distributing Supplies to People & Organizations in Minnesota
The vast majority of the donated supplies and equipment we receive at our Minnesota warehouse (90%+) is shipped to Bolivia; we sent 7 containers with 175,777 pounds of supplies and equipment from Minnesota to Bolivia in 2020. In 2021, we have sent 121,995 pounds of supplies and equipment to date.
Learn More About Mano a Mano’s Recovered Resources Program
- What Does Mano a Mano Do?
- 3 Containers with Medical Supplies & Equipment Arriving at Our Warehouse in Cochabamba, Bolivia
- Providing Medical Supplies & Equipment for 22 Health Centers in Puerto Villarroel, Bolivia
- What Happens to Medical Donations We Can’t Ship to Bolivia?
- Distributing Mobility Aids in the Twin Cities