
Medical supply kits
We assemble hygiene and first-aid kits by hand and bring them to unhoused neighbors and local shelters across Cedar Rapids and Marion. Each kit covers wound care, hygiene and everyday comfort.
How our kits workWe’re high school students in Cedar Rapids and Marion, Iowa. We collect donated supplies, pack hygiene and first-aid kits by hand, and get them to people who need them — here at home, and now through our first partner in India.
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Kanchipuram donation delivered17,000+
people in Iowa are estimated to lack basic necessities and housing.
A toothbrush, clean gauze or a dry pair of socks can be the difference between a small problem and an emergency-room visit. For someone without a stable place to live, those basics are often the hardest things to get.
So that’s where we start: real supplies, packed by hand, given with respect.
Two programs, one idea: start with the basics, and make sure they reach people with dignity.

We assemble hygiene and first-aid kits by hand and bring them to unhoused neighbors and local shelters across Cedar Rapids and Marion. Each kit covers wound care, hygiene and everyday comfort.
How our kits work
We also collect supplies for community organizations beyond Iowa. Our first international donation went to Lions Club of Kanchipuram Host in Tamil Nadu, India, which will use it through its hospital and community service work.
Read the Kanchipuram storyEvery kit is packed by hand with 18 essentials, grouped around three everyday needs.
That’s one full kit. In real life, $8 makes it happen.
Fund a real oneSlide to see what a gift adds up to. Every kit takes about $8 to put together.


Our founders offered new hygiene and first-aid supplies to Lions Club of Kanchipuram Host. We packed them in Iowa, volunteers hand-delivered them, and the club will use them through its hospital and community service activities.
Every kit starts with a donation. These organizations have directly supported our work.
Sponsor a kit drive. Levels from $100 to $5,000+.
See the sponsorship guideYou don’t have to live in Iowa to help. Funding, supplies and time all turn into kits for people who need them.