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Your gift helps our team increase access to primary care doctors and nurses for people living in the poorest places in the world. Thank you in advance for your life-changing donation. Global Primary Care, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organized under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Learn more about the impact of our programs.

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Cash/Check donations may be considered a tax-deductible charitable contribution, as Global Primary Care, Inc. is a 501(3)c charitable organization. Please consult with your tax and/or financial advisor with regards to your own unique situation regarding QCD(qualified charitable distributions) and other potentially tax-free methods of giving (such as grants from Donor Advised Funds or highly appreciated mutual funds or stocks/securities).

Here are some of the ways your donation supports LeBoHA's growth, sustainability and impact:

Founder

$25,000+
Covers the operational costs of a new building (with appropriate naming recognition)

Builder

$10,000
Builds essential infrastructure for our new campus, e.g. fencing, water system

Humanitarian

$5,000
Provides a scholarship for 'four' years of medical training to an FMSTP registrar

Patron

$1,500
Sends one physician to the WONCA (World Association of Family Doctors) conference for networking and professional growth

Sponsor

$1,000
Covers the cost of printing the Lesotho Medical Association Journal (LMAJ), which is published biannually

Member

$500
Equipment for physicians, for example, white coats and stethoscopes, etc.


* Cash/Check donations may be considered a tax-deductible charitable contribution, as Global Primary Care, Inc. is a 501(3)c charitable organization. Please consult with your tax and/or financial advisor with regards to your own unique situation regarding QCD (qualified charitable distributions) and other potentially tax-free methods of giving (such as grants from Donor Advised Funds or highly appreciated mutual funds or stocks/securities).