charity: water - 2015 MDRT Annual Meeting Charity Partner, New Orleans, USA
Inner-City Arts - 2017 Top of the Table Annual Meeting Charity Partner, Los Angeles, USA
KaBoom! Playground build - 2016 MDRT Annual Meeting Service Project, Vancouver, CAN
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We maximize the impact of your individual gift to fund life-changing grants sponsored by MDRT members.

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From volunteering to raising funds at a Phonathon, building a home, or participating in the Promise Appeal during the MDRT Annual Meeting, you can become an agent of change by volunteering for the MDRT Foundation.

Global Grant Programs

Global Impact

From youth leadership and education to medical research and community development, the MDRT Foundation’s grant programs build stronger families and communities worldwide.

Zambia, Africa

World Bicycle Relief

A Worldwide Grant was awarded to support the distribution of 217 bicycles to schools in Namwala. Mobility is critical to alleviating high concentrations of poverty, high drop-out, and illiteracy rates, with students often walking up to six miles to reach the nearest school. – William Magnusson, CLU, CFP, 19-year member

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Scotland

Brae Riding for the Disabled

A Worldwide Grant was awarded to help fund a vaulting program. Brae participants have a variety of disabilities many with common challenges including low confidence, self-esteem, low muscle tone, low levels of communication and patience and very little opportunity to work within a team environment. Participants who are on the autistic spectrum find it difficult to interact with others and read body language. The discipline of vaulting provides the opportunity to overcome these challenges.  – Elaine Milne, DipPFS, 10 – year member

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Honduras, Central America

Worldwide Cataract Foundation

A Worldwide Grant was awarded to support new medical equipment needed for the medical missions around the world to provide sight-restoring cataract surgery to people in need. It is essential to have proper working equipment for the teams. This particular piece of equipment is used to measure the cornea and that measurement is used to calculate the lens implant. This machine also measures the refractive error and prescription for glasses. – William Wellford, CLU, CFP,  19-year member

 

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Nicaragua, Central America

Fabretto Children's Foundation

A Worldwide Grant was awarded to support Fabretto’s Rural Secondary Education Program: Increasing Economic & Educational Opportunities for Rural Nicaraguan Youth The project will provide an alternative secondary education to 230 youth in rural Nicaragua who would not otherwise have access to a quality education. The majority of youth come from impoverished or financially insecure families.  – Matthew Lacroix, ChFC, CFP, 20-year member 

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Springwood, Australia

Parkinson's Queensland Inc

A Worldwide Grant was awarded to support the charity’s In Touch Series: Living with Parkinson’s a holistic approach.  These seminars bring together some of the sharpest minds in the Parkinson’s community to inform and educate general practitioners, specialists, nurses, physiotherapists and other allied health professionals on the latest methodology for treating patients with Parkinson’s. – Peter Byrne, 10-year member

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Florida, USA

Ukulele Kids Club

A Worldwide Grant was awarded to fund the organization’s Music Heals Hospitalized Children program.  Therapists use interventions that involve playing the ukulele, singing, composing new music, and recreating patient-preferred songs. In a pediatric setting, music therapists primarily use the ukulele to distract children during medical procedures and to raise their spirits during long hospital stays. The kids can then take their ukuleles home with them when they are discharged from the hospital, as a “gift of music for life”. – Susan Gelber, 3-year member

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Grant Spotlight 2017 Worldwide Grant Awardees

Worldwide grants are awarded to fund a diverse range of nonprofit organizations and must be endorsed by an MDRT member. The amounts range from USD 1,000 to a maximum of USD 25,000.

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Grant Spotlight The Exodus Road

Human trafficking happens around the globe. Many citizens don’t understand the realities of it and may not know what to do if they suspect it’s happening in their own communities. Join the MDRT Foundation and charity partner The Exodus Road to change that.

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Grant Spotlight Just Small Change

Just Small Change is a charitable organization based in England that utilizes microfinance to help individuals in developing counties create small businesses to help forge a way out of poverty.

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