International Aid

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Spring Lake, MI

Founded: 1980

Tel: (616) 846-7490

Website: http://www.internationalaid.org

Top Leader: Mr. Brian Anderson

Donor Contact: Mr. Bill Erickson

Member Since: 


Ministry Description

International Aid is a Christian relief ministry that seeks to tangibly demonstrate the love of Jesus Christ to those who are suffering. Since its inception in 1980, International Aid has equipped servants worldwide with the tools they depend on to bring healing and restoration to those who desperately need to know the one True Healer. This is done through the distribution of life-saving medicines, hygiene products, nutritional supplements and reconditioned medical equipment to hundreds of minis

We are continuing to work with our partners in the hurricane disaster areas of Texas, Florida, and some of the islands in the Caribbean – providing more than 10 truckloads of relief items. Our network partners will continue to work with us and let us know what is needed. Recovery from the recent onslaught of these disasters will take a very long time, and there is an overwhelming amount of need.
For every $1 donated, we provide $71 worth of medical equipment, supplies and healthcare resources to people in areas of greatest need, all around the world and in our own country.
Already hitting the Bahamas at Category 5 intensity, Hurricane Dorian is headed toward Florida. International Aid is in contact with our partners in the affected areas and has alerted our Alabama partner in preparation to distribute disaster relief that has previously been staged for just such an eventuality. Your prayers and financial support are needed in order to serve the victims of this disaster and other similar disasters.
  • Disaster Relief & Development
  • Human Services & Medical
  • Social, Civic, Public Policy & Philanthropy
  • Relief and Development (primary)
  • Equipment
  • Medical, Dental, Health Svs
  • Support Services
  • Community Development

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    800.323.9473

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