2 0 0 9 YEAR IN REVIEW

GLOBUS RELIEF A word from our President

Dear Friends,

Over the past thirteen years, Globus Relief has flourished into an internationally recognized humanitarian medical resource organization providing aid to hundreds of thousands of people around the world. Our work has been successful because of relationships that have been established on a local, national and international basis with Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), local partner charities, corporations, hospitals and governments working to provide access to improved healthcare in over 100 countries throughout the developing world and here at home. Together we have distributed medical equipment and supplies to over 600 partner charities working with healthcare institutions and missions around the world. Globus Relief values resources, accountability, quality, efficiency and credibility with our partners and those we serve and has an aversion to waste. These values have prevented millions of pounds of useable surplus from ending up in landfills and salvage facilities across the . This has strengthened our position with many of our long-term partners and gives us the ability to engage in new collaboratives that will be instrumental in adhering to our values as well as the continued success of the vision, mission and operations of Globus Relief.

To every stake holder in this organization, our cash donors, product donors, charity partners, corporate partners, volunteers and friends who have put their trust and strength in this very special work, we thank you for your continuing support of our humanitarian efforts in making a difference in the lives of underserved populations.

Sincerely,

Ash Robinson President, Globus Relief

2 Vision, Mission and Values

Vision: We will continually work to improve healthcare. Our efforts will be marked by upgrading medical facilities, supplies and standards of delivery across the world. Mission: We are a humanitarian medical resource organization. We are committed to partnering with other charities, Non-Government Organizations (NGOs), corporations, hospitals and governments working to improve the delivery of healthcare throughout the world.

We accomplish our mission and vision by providing four key deliverables: · Assessment · Consultation · Acquisition, Packaging, and Distribution (APD) · Bio-Tech Solutions and Training

We accomplish these four deliverables by reducing unnecessary duplication of efforts among our partners and work to produce a synergistic environment that magnifies effort and social impact. Values: · Accountability to all we serve · Quality and efficiency in our products and service · Credibility with our partners and those we serve · We value resources and have an aversion to waste 3 4 progress review of 2009 18,750 13.7 139 193 0.9 34 73 Efficiently Run Charities You Can Trust % % % Recognized asoneof the Top 6Most Administrative expenses of total budget total of expenses Administrative Increase in donations received over 2008 over received donations in Increase Volunteer hours donated hours Volunteer shipped Containers served Charities 2008 served over Countries disbursed donations in Increase - FundraisingIdeas.org Navigator.org- Charity 4 Star Rating 5 6 Globus Relief- Statement of Activities Year Ended December 31, 2009 Total current assets • • • • • Total liabilitiesandnetassets • • • • Current assets ASSETS Net assets Total current liabilities • • Current liabilities ASSETS LIABILITIES ANDNET onsoftware Deposit Net fixed assets Total assets Prepaid expenses Inventories Allowance for doubtfulaccounts Accounts receivable Cash andcashequivalents Total netassets Permanently restricted Temporarily restricted Unrestricted Accrued liabilities Accounts payable

$11,826,971

$11,648,357 $11,826,971 107,150 96,821 10,384,968 (16,570) 77,425 $1,105,713 11,278,480 21,683 11,256,797 $548,491 465,048 $83,433 71,464 - Globus Relief- Statement of Activities of Statement Relief- Globus Year Ended December 31, 2009 31, December Ended Year

SUPPORT AND REVENUES Support • In-Kind donations $38,192,211 • Donated rent and other operating costs 208,659 • Contributions 199,680 • Special projects donations 53,315 • Net assets released from restriction - Total support $38,653,865

Revenues • Handling and processing fees 1,653,833 • Product conversion income 546,612 • Miscellaneous income 13,198 • Interest income 4,802 • Total revenues 2,218,445 Total support and revenues $40,872,310

EXPENSES • Program services $41,090,842 • General and administrative 232,003 • Development and fundraising 170,413 Total expenses $41,493,258

• Change in net assets (620,948) • Net assets, beginning of year 11,899,428 Net assets, end of year $11,278,480

7 Globus Fills Great Humanitarian Need Worldwide

At Globus Relief, we never cease to be amazed with the Charity partners go through a rigorous screening process times a donor will contribute product and within days a Globus Relief always ensures that charity partners have a charity partner will step up with a specific need for that humanitarian mission which correlates with our mission of product. However, with so much product coming in and so improving the delivery of healthcare throughout the world. much going out, balancing needs for our charity partners Potential charity partners are evaluated with the following can be complicated. Globus Relief’s business model allows criteria: us to efficiently and effectively meet the needs of healthcare • Overall intent of the charity programs and projects throughout the world. • Ongoing efforts to remain sustainable The Humanitarian Services Department is comprised of • Training and teaching of the community four divisions which streamlined the process of delivering • Services offered without regard to race, religion or creed supplies to 73 countries in 2009. The divisions are: • Level of social impact the charity has within their project Community Health serving domestic healthcare non-profits International Hospitals and Clinics serving organizations, Charity partners receive amazing budget savings governments and communities looking to upgrade or After the charity becomes a qualified partner, the charity’s establish healthcare services to those in need requests are assessed to ensure the products requested meet Medical Missions serving primarily doctors and healthcare the specific needs of the population served. In this way, the providers traveling to healthcare projects and programs in social impact of product donations are maximized. Globus developing countries Relief’s dedication to quality and efficiency throughout the Large Projects distributing truckloads of equipment and process allows charity partners to serve more people. supplies nationally and internationally

Goals of the Humanitarian Services Department are simple “Our efforts are consistently • Work with charity partners to ensure donations fit multiplied through the combined the needs of their respective healthcare projects and efforts of our partners. programs Organizations need to leverage • Ensure the best possible customer service to our partners knowledge, materials and people in • Educate partners on product and supplies that will best order to make the greatest social fit their needs impact.” • Ensure the right product is sent to the right charity at - Doug Beck, Director of Operations the right time humanitarian• Procureneed reports on the impact of our donations on charities’ efforts 8 partner highlight 9 Bear Lake CHC Group - LaVal Jensen, Executive Director & CEO, & CEO, Director Jensen, Executive - LaVal Community Health Centers Community Serving and Uninsured the Underinsured “Our budget savings through our “Our budget savings through Relief partnership with Globus patient allows us to provide more that we care and add programs to would not have been able otherwise.” each month, and that number is increasing by about 250 by number is increasing and that each month, its Clinic has actually outgrown Valley Cache The per month. facility a larger in 2010. to will be moving and location current workingGlobus Relief help to looks forward to with them We are and supply needs. expanded equipment fulfill their providing who are partner to such as this, proud with groups and uninsured individuals who are for quality healthcare underinsured. Clinics Bear Lake CHC Utah Bear Lake, Bear Lake, ommunity Health Centers (CHCs) have become a most become have (CHCs) ommunity Health Centers C The need for such clinics is evident as they serve such clinics is evident 115,000 need for The the closest hospital is where areas people including rural visit the clinics 2,000 patients average An 40 miles away. According to LaVal Jensen, Bear Lake Group Executive Executive Jensen, Bear Lake Group LaVal to According meet “Every to CHC clinic is designed and CEO, Director located. they are where the needs of the communities Bear Lake clinics focus The no exception.” Our clinics are primarily on family practice OB-GYN with emphasis on full dental a full time staff providing have They care. services, and clinical psychological services, behavioral also They medical practices and education. preventative nutritional dieticians and fully certifiedprovide fitness those for change programs help with lifetime to trainers obesity and heart diabetes, from problems. who suffer in-house pharmacyTheir carries their most medications the Bear location, Because of its remote require. patients care. urgent Lake Clinic also provides CHC’s vision is that culturally relevant primary relevant culturally vision is that health CHC’s and adequate appropriate, affordable, is available, care particularly all community members, to acceptable for and vulnerable who are families and groups individuals, taken this Bear Lake clinics have three The underserved. clinics can provide These an outstanding level. vision to throughout need patients most care medical the of 90-95% histories patient consistent including recording their lives, patients for bigger problems prevent help physicians to conditions. with long term welcome part of the healthcare system in many states states part in many system welcome of the healthcare who for people solution care health an affordable offering rely CHC clinics Many and uninsured. underinsured are and their medical equipment Relief on Globus for heavily supply needs. 10 B instruments and supplies with the most utility toinstruments themedical andsupplieswiththemost utility the rightequipment,costs at aminimum whileselecting experienced staff withmedical works teams to keeptheir Globus represents ahugecost savings to partners. The Experienced staff ofservice. andquality efficiency proper channelingofneededresources inmaximizing to reduce seeking charities costs ofmedicalmissionsthrough and ouraversion to waste, we have become thesolutionfor processing medicalequipment anddistributing supplies, costly. ofGlobusRelief’s experience Because inacquiring, procedures onmedicalmissionscanbedifficultand very therightmaterialsGetting to fulfilltheneedsofspecific healthcare charities. for andefficiency recipient quality donors whileensuring and distributors streamlines acomplicated process for strong withmedicalmanufacturers, connection hospitals, without theproper medicalequipment, GlobusRelief’s

medical• • • • • missions ecause even theworld’s bestsurgeon cannotperform packages for medicalteamspackages We to create work closelywithourpartners specific custom instrument kits We listsanddetermine thecorrect review partner are products providedquality staffisaccountableGlobus Relief only for ensuring missions particular equipment neededandcan specifythebestchoice for We understanddifferences ofmedical inthe vast variety medical suppliesto provide instrumentation what anditsuses, andcanascertain differenttypes ofsurgery, haveknowledge ofsurgical staffunderstandstheneedsof Globus Relief’s expert Globus PartnershipinMedicalMissionsEnsures High QualityandCostSavings world.” taking careofpeople alloverthe with partnerswhoareoutthere “It isamazinglyrewardingtowork huge difference. aroundnumber ofpeople theworld. Together we canmakea the samemission,to take improved healthcare to agreater withnew medicalmissiongroups,partnerships we allhave we haveteaming for withpartners known years orforming Whether we withlarge are orsmallgroups, working You make can adifference oftheworld.to theunderserved can work together to create better, more healthcare enduring need ofbetter healthcare. weThrough thesepartnerships patients andbegin to sustaincommunities mostacutely in the world that develop ofindividualswhocantreat anetwork programs. are openingconduits throughoutThese partners oftheirhealthcare andthehighimpact wecharities serve recognizesGlobus Relief with thegreat value ofpartnering Creating lastingpartnerships to gooduse. accountable for we theproduct provide andensure itisput volunteers. values GlobusRelief resources, Because we are - Christopher Dunn, Medical Missions Manager Missions Medical - Christopher Dunn, Deseret International Hundreds of Thousands Served in highlight partner Foundation Deseret International and Globus Relief 2009 Projects

A population of about 300,000 Africans in Kampala, Deseret International serves 25 countries around the Uganda, will now benefit from Nakasero Hospital’s newly world. While Deseret International specializes in cultivating furnished and equipped operating room, emergency partnerships with local doctors in an effort to establish room, eye clinic, patient ward, sterilization room, birthing permanent and sustainable healthcare in developing center, and other vital medical spaces. This greatly countries, they struggle with procuring donations and improved healthcare facility is now available thanks to the understanding the medical terms used to relay the need for efforts and donations of Deseret International and Globus supplies and equipment. Relief in 2009. This hospital, which participates in many charity missions, will improve healthcare of hundreds of “Before Globus, we were never sure how to set up the thousands of Africans for years to come. equipment with the right electrical requirements and replacement parts,” said Doug Jackson. “Globus Relief makes In addition to equipping and refurnishing an entire us look better because every piece of equipment we send hospital in 2009, Globus helped Deseret furnish two out will be right for the electrical set up in the country. Often, clinics in Lima, ; a clinic in La Paz, Bolivia; a clinic in Globus also sends replacement parts or supplies needed for San Salvador, ; and another clinic in Managua, the equipment they’ve donated, which ensures longer life . Globus also significantly contributed to and cuts down on equipment maintenance expense to the Deseret International’s project to help doctors perform hospitals and clinics.” cardiac surgeries and provided the equipment and supplies to set up a complete radiological clinic for the Once Globus has the requests from Deseret, then acquired the Bolivian Air Force Hospital. equipment, inspected it and brought it up to manufacturer requirements, they pack and ship the items at minimal cost. Deseret International and Globus Relief have partnered since 1996. Globus Relief’s capacity to acquire and distribute medical products and Deseret’s mission to empower medical communities to improve healthcare creates dynamic results for countless individuals in need worldwide. “Globus Relief’s great capacity to get medical equipment and supplies Deseret relies on Globus Relief for equipment acquisition. has elevated us to a different level. “Globus helps us secure the right donations,” said Doug Jackson, CEO of Deseret International Foundation. “Globus Globus is a significant part of what looks for the specialty equipment for us. They take a load we do.” off of us by doing what they do best and letting us do what we do best”. - Doug Jackson, Deseret International

11 Maximizing Hospital and Clinic Capacity Worldwide

Doctors treat patients in many areas in the world which to improve healthcare infrastructure and sustain long term lack the supplies or equipment needed to provide life programs. saving services. Often in developing countries, hospitals and clinics are awarded equipment or supplies they don’t These partnerships enable Globus to bring doctors and need or that do not work. medical equipment technicians from third world countries to the United States and/or send trained individuals to the Globus understands the needs of people, doctors, hospitals population we are serving to teach technicians or doctors and clinics in these countries. Through our experience in on proper use and maintenance of the equipment. This acquiring, processing and distributing medical equipment specialized training provides Globus and local governments and supplies, Globus Relief evaluates needs, consults the opportunity to improve healthcare in their community with the recipients, and then sends the most useful and strengthen international and community ties. resources. Our strong focus on quality and efficiency helps us maximize end results through a strategic streamlined Superior end products, setting high industry standards process. Globus is accountable for the medical product we send out. We profile the equipment and the hospital’s needs before Globus Relief’s Hospital and Clinic Program specializes in: any donation is sent. Through this process our capture rate • Evaluating the humanitarian need increases dramatically, acheiving close to 100%. Specialized • Finding the proper equipment and matching supplies medical equipment with many parts, which may be costly for the hospitals and clinics or difficult to replace, will be sent with the products and • Utilizing bio-medical engineering companies to supplies to sustain the equipment for a longer life and use. service the medical devices • Assessing hospital and clinic staff ability to maintain equipment long term • Providing technical support and training when “Our philosophy is teaching, providing needed resources, and maintaining the ability • Focusing on donating “green” or multiple-use supplies instead of single-use medical supplies to provide quality healthcare worldwide

Teaming with NGO’s, corporations and governments using the best industry standards.” Globus Relief has found the most effective way to make - Doug Beck, Director of Operations a lasting humanitarian impact in clinics and hospitals is by teaming with NGOs, local governments, and other charities. This type of partnership creates lasting solutions in which individuals and communities can work together hospitals and clinics 12 Chiapas, highlight partner Chiapas Hope for Women Clinics

After washed away hundreds of homes in Chiapas, machines strategically located throughout the state to ensure Mexico a few years ago, Dr. Cesar Diaz, with the Salt Lake access to the largest percentage of women. Hispano-Latino Rotarian Club, joined a humanitarian mission to help rebuild in Chiapas. While Dr. Diaz was in Once the Chiapas project moves through Globus Relief’s the country, the Chiapas government approached him efficient process of assessing, consulting, acquiring, packaging, for help in accomplishing an even bigger humanitarian distributing, and utilizing Bio-Tech services, Globus will then mission. The mission would include equipping 31 health provide training. Chiapas doctors will be sent to the United clinics with an emphasis on women’s health issues in an States to train on the equipment and U.S. technicians will be area that serves nearly 4.3 million people. sent to Mexico to train Mexican techs on how to maintain the equipment. It was decided to emphasize women’s health issues because Mexico’s National Council of Population reported “You don’t just want to provide equipment that they can’t Chiapas has the highest reported maternal death rate of use,” said Dr. Diaz. “It is one thing to have it and another to any state in Mexico. Figures from 2000 show only 44.8 use it.” The Chiapas Government and Globus will partner to percent of women in Chiapas gave birth with a doctor send more mammograms once the doctors and technicians in present and Mexico’s Health Secretary confirmed breast the country have utilized the three machines and can provide cancer was the number one killer of Mexican women ages documentation for the need of more machines. 40-49. “The only way this can work is if the Mexican government and This was a great undertaking, and one Dr. Diaz realized was Globus work together,” said Dr. Diaz. “The two organizations impossible for him to do without the help of Globus Relief. working together can make this a very successful project. This “From the beginning Globus was so willing to make this project is going to make 100 percent difference to the people a reality. Without them none of this would be possible. in Chiapas. This is not just about this year, it is about many They understand how to work with foreign governments.” years to come.”

In all, Globus Relief is providing each of the 31 Chiapas Clinics with portable x-ray machines, IV kits, newborn “All of the equipment we are incubators, ultra sounds, and OBGYN delivery tables. acquiring from Globus will be For the statewide health program, Globus will provide two ambulances, one MRI, one nuclear gamma camera, utilized, I am very excited.” one surgical microscope, additional instruments used - Dr. Diaz, Salt Lake Hispano Latino Rotarian Club in women’s health issues, and three mammography

13 14 volunteers: a force for good the group size, volunteer every hourdonated to makesadifference GlobusRelief inimproving healthcare worldwide. organizations to provide volunteer experience andwe welcome corporate giving programs andsocial groups. Nomatter our volunteers onscout are projects, working andothersare withchurch groups. Globusalsoworks withschools and The more handsinvolved, thegreater we have. theimpact Groups from allwalks oflife come to volunteer. of Some You make can adifference help others. healthcare throughout theworld. are madepossiblelargely efforts Our because of volunteer willingness to “give back” to withothercharities, NGOs, corporations partners Globus Relief andgovernments to improve working of thedelivery VolunteersGlobus Relief’s helpfulfill missionand values How volunteers contribute: have over 1,200healthcare supported worldwide. projects other healthrelated to healthcare products humanitarian andprograms. projects With thehelpofdevoted volunteers we participate in this service to thoseinneed. inthisservice participate Working together insuchagreat causeunites volunteers together.” whoserve “Everyone comes withdifferent motives,”McDade. said “We invite anyone whomight beinterested usand to contact gets thejobdone.” “Volunteering atisaselfesteem Globus Relief builder,” saidRea. withLaura,“I really and sheishard likeworking working originally expected.” huge difference. Nomatter theproject, groups andindividuals generally getmore outofthe experience thanthey throughout theworld. volunteer“Every here counts,” saidLaura McDade, Volunteer Supervisor. “One personcanmakea More andmore volunteers year inGlobusRelief’s mission to come toimprove every participate ofhealthcare thedelivery week at Globus. a lotofthesupplieswere, goes.” where everything butnow Iknow practically donates Rea about35volunteer hoursa willmakeadifference,” somewherebecause theyknow andsomehow theirservice Rea. said know“At what firstIdidnot the18,750volunteerOf hoursdonated in2009,many were contributed by return volunteers. “I thinkpeoplecome back around theworld. areproduct prepared by volunteers for to medicaltreatment, serve patient care, andpreventing thespread ofdisease high, volunteers canseefor themselves themagnitude ofthework donethrough Globus. Many ofthesepallets Stepping warehouse insidetheGlobusRelief withboxes andequipment wrapped onpalletsandstackedtwo stories I n 2009, Globus Relief provided millions of dollars worth of soft medicalgoods, provided ofsoft instrumentation,n 2009,GlobusRelief medicalequipment and millionsofdollarsworth • • • • Globus VolunteersEnjoyOneofaKindExperience Gain agreaterGain mission understandingoftheGlobusRelief Build education, firstaidand donatedkits usingproduct hygiene to Globus medicalsuppliesinlikecategories suchasgloves,Sort tubingandsyringes Prepare andpreparing themfor medicalsuppliesandequipment packaging by shipment sorting, I amdoingisgoing tosavesomeone.” “It’s awesome tothinkthatsomething Volunteer Impactin2009 - Bobbie Rea, Rea, - Bobbie Volunteer In 2009, volunteers donated18,750 hours of their time to Globus Relief. The equivalent of 9 full time employees

15 16 2009 Countries We Have Impacted Afghanistan Madagascar Albania Algeria Mali Antigua & Barbuda Mexico Mongolia Aruba Nepal Barbados Nicaragua Belize Niger Bhutan Nigeria Bolivia Brazil Panama Paraguay Chile Peru Philippines Colombia Portugal Cuba Republic of Congo Dominican Republic Republic of Georgia Ecuador Romania Egypt Russia El Salvador Senegal Ethiopia Galapagos Islands Guatemala Taiwan Guyana Tanzania Thailand Tibet Tonga Uganda United States Israel Venezuela Jamaica Jordan Zambia Kenya

17 Corporate & Organization Donors 4th Street Clinic Eye Care for Kids Mills Peninsula Health Services The Happy Factory Advanced Care Home Medical & Oxygen Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund ML Wasuita Orthodontics LLC The Vijaya L Sharma Family Trust Agel Florida Hospital Memorial Med Center Molen Orthodontics Timpanogas Regional Hospital Albany Medical Center Garfield Memorial Hospital Murray Calloway County Hospital TOMA Alpha Protech Gentiva Health National DME Tri-anim Alpine Medical Group, LLC George S & Dolores Dore Eccles Fdn Neways Worldwide, Inc UHS (Universal Health Services, Inc.) Alta Medical Clinic Giving Children Hope National Product Sales University of Texas Medical Branch American Express, Center for Community Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund/Mill Pond NuSkin University of Utah Hospital Global Development Vlly Fnd Ogden Rescue Mission Health Alliance Amerimed Corporation Gore Creative Technologies Worldwide Old Town Imports UPS Andrew & Dorothy Cochrane Foundation Granger Medical Operation USA Utah Food Bank Ascend Alliance Harmony Home Health OR Warner Utah Medical Products Ashton Family Foundation Hays Medical Center Owens & Minor Utah Medical Products Inc Banyan International Corp Healing Hands For Haiti Foundation Pioneer Valley Hospital Utah Partners for Health BD Medical Health Care Medical Supply Inc Primary Childrens Hospital Utah State Employees Charitable Fund Biomedical Engineering HealthQuest International PRN Medical Village of Hope Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital Healthsouth Rehabilitation Hospital Project HERO Westfields Hospital Boston Medical Center Hodental Provision International White Mountain Regional Medical Broadlane Hope Alliance Quidel Center BSN Medical Inc Idaho Neurological Center Roper Hospital St Francis World Family (new name for Full BYU Development Network IHC, Community Partner Fund Rubbish Runners Josh Hancock Source) C Charles Jackson Foundation Intermountain Healthcare Salt Lake Regional Medical Center World Vision Carolinas HealthCare System Intermountain Healthcare Clinical Technology San Diego Hospice and Palliative Care XanGo Castleview Hospital Mgmt Semnani Foundation Zimmer CGH Medical Center International Volunteers in Urology Shands Hospital Charity Anywhere Jabooka Management Corp Sharing Resources Worldwide Childrens Hospital Boston Jewish Hosp/ St Marys Health Network Reg Svce Ctr Shriners Hospital Christmas Box International, The Jordan Valley Hospital Sierra Vista Regional Medical Center Christus Schumpert Health System K R Dental Source Medical Equipment Christus St Michael Health Sys Santa Rosa Kaiser Hospital Permanente South Davis Hospital Med Ctr Kennedy Health Systems Southern Cross Humanitarian Church World Services Kids Hope Ethiopia (Choir) Speare Memorial Hospital Clayton Plastic Surgery Kirk Humanitarian Spencer Municipal Hospital CNS Professional Services LDS Hospital SRI/Surgical Express Stockton Cobre Valley Community Hospital LDS Humanitarian Center SRI/Surgical Express Long Beach Coffey County Hospital LeeSar SRI/Surgical Express Salt Lake Combined Federal Campaign Liahoun Eye Mission St. Johns Hospital Convoy of Hope Life Traks St. Lukes Medical Center Cope Family Trust Logan Regional Hospital St. Marks Hospital Dava Pharmaceuticals Mayo Clinic Jacksonville Sugar House Rotary Davis Medical Center McKesson Sun Optics Direct Relief International Medline and Branches Suture Express Doctors Regional Hospital MegaDyne Medical Products Taylorsville Clinic Earl A & Elizabeth Hanger Family Trust Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County Ten Thousand Villages Utah Enough to Spare Middlesex Hospital The Clingenpeel Family Trust

Individual Donors Brandon Anderson Lester & Shauna Essig Naresh Kumar L. Craig Rossvall Chris Anderson Dave Fish Thomas Lebbetter Howard J Schmidt Dennis L. Avner, MD, PC Gina French Darlene Levenson Richard Schwartz Jannette Bailey Nancy Gallegos Judy Logsdon Ben Scoville Brian Barker Paul & Terri Garner Ralph R Mabey David A Sherman Carol Barker Faith Gartell Beverly J McCurdie Timothy & Katherin Sherry, MD James & Susan Beaudoin Christopher Gay Marion McMichael Gary & Lynda Shields Dennis Bechini Jace Goodwin Ruby Mensah Susan Slaght John F. Berman, MD, PC Conrad or Arlene Grams Phyllis Montgoy Mark Stallings Philip Blomquist Iain Gregory Jean Moore Dale Steadman Jerry A Boaten Maurena Grossman Steve Neff R James & Vicky Steenblick Pascal Boisette Neal & SueAnn Harris Dr Kenneth & Elinor Nielson Verl H Talbot, MD Stephen Bradley Jamie Hartzell Brad J Overmoe John Taylor Frank & Martha Brown Daniel & Danette Henrie CurtisPalmer Jared M. Theurer, MD Kathy Cameron Braden Hill Anna Papulak Dennis VanLeeuwen Patti and Clyde Carpenter Dr. Wirt Hines Chad Parkds Paul Von der Heyden Kem M Carr Marcia Holman Dr. Brent Parrott Al Wessel, MD Diana Claiborne Robert Horth Helena H Pham Connie White Bethanne Coffey Julia Jackson Terry J. Preece, DDS,PC Leon H. White, MD Iwona Czens Leslye L Jacobs Edward & Sandra Quinn Summer Wilson Robert DiGeronimo Richard F. Jacobsen Stanley A Reese James Wright Daniel Driggs Dr. Dan Jensen Marc Reidhead David Young Warren & Cynthia Driggs Karen Kern Charlene Richards Ted Zaharias valued donors and recipients David M Dudley Michele Kettwig Lavon Rimmasch

18 Recipients 4th Street Clinic Granite School District GTI- EMT Ouelessebougou - Utah Alliance Adopt-A-Native Elder Program Granite School District GTI- Med Assisting Partner for Surgery Africa Is Life Changing Granite School District GTI-Biotech People’s Health Clinic Alliance For Smiles Granite School District GTI-Pharmacy Philippine Medical Society of No. California Alpine School District Granite School Nurse Services Philos Health Care Amigos for Christ Granite Technology Foundation Primary Children’s Medical Center Beehive International HART Humanitarian Aid Research Team Project Helping Hands Birth Care Healthcare, U of U Harvest Food and Outreach Center Project Perfect World Box Elder Family Support Center Head Start (SLCAP) Provo Rotary Club Boys and Girls Club Healing Hands for Haiti Rescue Mission of Salt Lake City Builders without Borders of Utah Healing the Children-Southwest Chapter Rotaplast International, Inc Butterfly Foundation Health Access Project Rotary Club of Hispano-Latinos Calvary Community Assembly of God Church Health Clinics of Utah - Ogden Salt Lake Advocacy and Comm Training Central Utah Center for Independent Living Health Clinics of Utah - Provo Salt Lake City School District CERT International Health Clinics of Utah - SL Salt Lake Community College App Tech Charity Anywhere Hirsche Smiles Foundation Salt Lake County Aging Services Children of Peace International Holy Cross Ministries Salt Lake County Animal Services Choice Humanitarian Hope Alliance Salt Lake Donated Dental Christian Aid Ministries Hospital De La Familia Salt Lake Education Foundation Christmas Box International, The House of Hope Salt Lake Valley Health Department Circle of Love House of Prayer Leadership Team Salvadorian American Humanitarian Fndtn City of Midvale CBC Hunger Plus Salvation Army Clinic with a Heart IASK Sandy City Rotary Community Action Program Indian Walk In Clinic Sealants for Smiles Community Dental Center International Hospital for Children Sight & Hearing Foundation Community Health Center - Bear Lake International Hospital for Children Southwest Community Health Center Community Health Center - Central City International Orthodox Christian Charities Spectrum Academy Community Health Center - Copperview International Relief and Development Splore Community Health Center - Health Education International Volunteers in Urology-IVU St. Martha’s Baby Project Community Health Center - Midtown Islamic Relief USA St. Vincent de Paul/Weigand Homeless Day Ctr Community Health Center - Oquirrh View Jordan Applied Technology Center Straight Caribbean Spine Foundation Community Health Center - Ratcliff Jordan School District Sunshine Terrace Foundation Community Nursing Services Jr. League of Salt Lake/Care Fair Surgicorps International Comunidades Unidas Juntos Adelante Tiny Tim’s Foundation Convoy of Hope K 2 Church TOMA Foundation Core Wellness Services Kostopulos Dream Foundation Tooele Applied Tech College Cross Mission Club Labor of Love Tooele County Health Department Crossroads A.H.E.C. LDS Humanitarian Center Tri-County Health Department Davis ATC Life Matters Counseling & Health Tri-County Independent Living Center Davis County School District Lifetree Clinical Research U of U Global Health Alliance Deseret Hospital - Ghana Logan Rotary United Community Services Deseret International Foundation Maliheh Free Clinic Universal Aide Society Direct Relief International March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation UofU Dept of Family and Preventive Medicine Disability Support Center Marycare, Inc Utah Developmental Disabilities Council Doctors’ Volunteer Clinic Medical Mission Foundation Utah Food Bank Services DRL Foundation Medical Teams International Utah Independent Living Center Eagle Condor Medical Women Association of Tanzania Utah Non Profit Housing Corporation East Birch Creek Organization Mercy Foundation Utah Partners for Health Eye Care for Kids Foundation Midvale Family Health Clinic Utah Youth Federation Faces of Tomorrow Mothers Without Borders Valley Mental Health Faith In Practice Mount Olympus Presbyterian Church Village of Hope Family Dental Plan Mountain Fund, The Wecare Mission, Inc FEDES Mountainland Applied Technology College Wecare Mission, Inc Firefighter’s Charitable Foundation National Tongan American Society Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church Food Bank of NW Louisiana National Tongan Council of Utah West Valley Alliance for Comm Health Care Fndtn of Orthopedics & Complex Spine Navajo Santa Westminster College of Nursing Friends of the Americas Foundation North Canyon Second Ward Westridge Academy Utah Boys Ranch Girl Scouts of Utah Obesity Prevention Ctr for Children & Youth Willow Creek at San Martin’ Gleaning For The World Odyssey House Women Helping Women Global Assist Network One H.E.A.R.T. World Family, The Global Medical Brigades Operation Rainbow World Vision Global Smile Foundation Operation Smile Youth LINC Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Operation USA Youth Making a Difference (YMAD) Granite Education Fndtn Good Neighbor Clinic Options for Independence Granite School Dist GTI- Dental Assisting Orchard International

19 Donors are The Foundation of Our Work

Acquiring medical equipment and supplies is the first step Balancing medical product demand and supply in Globus Relief’s dynamic distribution process. We team Globus Relief continues to balance the demand of furnishing up with other non-profit charities to distribute donations hospitals, clinics, supplying medical missions with needed to assist their worldwide healthcare projects. Once Globus product and working with non-profit charities to meet their Relief has acquired donations we move them through specific requests. Donated medical equipment and supplies a systematic process. Our distribution system has built- bring increased quality and care to the patients receiving in controls which enable us to protect our donors from treatments. New medical instrumentation and improved market erosion and product diversification. Received sanitary conditions provide additional safety measures and donations go through a streamlined process and permit us reduce the chance of cross contamination or the possibility to distribute medical equipment supplies accurately and of spreading disease. efficiently. Donations are critical to Globus Relief’s success in You can make a difference supporting healthcare projects. Cash donations aid us by There continues to be a high demand for medical defraying the cost of handling and processing product equipment from the non-profit charities we support. The donations. Unlike many other organizations, Globus equipment donations charities receive are vital to the Relief applies all cash donations to support humanitarian physician’s capability to perform life saving procedures. Patients ultimately benefit from the generosity of our projects and zero dollars are applied to administrative donors. We continue to seek donations of disposable costs. medical supplies to aid disaster relief efforts. Many of Globus Relief’s donors are interested in receiving project Globus Acquisitions department simplifies product photos to illustrate their company’s humanitarian efforts. donations by: They recognize their donations often act as life saving tools for hundreds of thousands worldwide. • Covering transportation costs from donor distribution centers to our warehouses to be inspected, sorted and Appeal to donors packaged for humanitarian projects We are committed as an organization to provide valuable • Providing contact information to manufacturers, service and efficiency to all of our donors. The lives of those distributors, suppliers and hospitals to simplify the receiving donations will be impacted forever. Many of those donation process individuals will never know who helped them in their time of need. Globus Relief is devoted to helping others, not • Assuring equipment meets manufacturer’s because we have to but because we want to. specifications for quality and usability before being sent out “Donors will always be a key • Tracking donations from the time we receive the product until it is distributed to the final user influence in the improvement donor relations • Targeting products for Globus Relief’s Humanitarian of healthcare worldwide.” Services Department so we ensure distribution of - Bryce Corriveau, Globus Acquisitions donations to qualified healthcare projects around the world

20 partner highlight partner Intermountain Improving Wellness Healthcare & One Community at a Time Globus Relief

Intermountain Healthcare’s mission to improve healthcare IHC has a presence. Globus adheres to these restrictions and for low-income families and individuals in the community ensures they meet Intermountain Healthcare requirements is maximized through partnerships such as Globus Relief. before the equipment or supplies are donated. Avoiding Through the years, Intermountain Healthcare staff has disposal cost of the equipment and freeing up warehouse come to rely on Globus to find the greatest use for their space are some of the benefits and cost savings to surplus equipment. Intermountain Healthcare.

“We recognize that Globus has real expertise in accessing, Globus Relief delivers reports back to Intermountain testing and distributing surplus medical equipment,” Healthcare on where their donated items have been shipped. said John Pingree, Vice President of Community Benefits Intermountain Healthcare’s participation helps Globus Relief at Intermountain Healthcare. “Globus can prepare the balance the demands of charity partners we work with. supplies and find a good place for the equipment. They find out the best use for everything we donate.”

Intermountain Healthcare regularly approaches Globus to oversee the donation of its surplus equipment “The main benefit for Intermountain and supplies locally and at times internationally. Healthcare is that we can put the Intermountain Healthcare and Globus share a similar mission, to work with community non-profit agencies, surplus supplies in a trusted place, government entities, and healthcare providers to help find and know what they are going to do ways to improve the delivery of healthcare received by with it.” uninsured, low-income patients. Certain equipment from Intermountain Healthcare comes - John Pingree, Intermountain Healthcare with a restriction that it be used in communities where

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