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Donate Life Changing Medical Supplies

How To Donate

CAMO welcomes any one-time or recurring donations. It is thanks to our supportive donors and volunteers that we are able to supply hospitals, clinics, humanitarian organizations, and individuals in Honduras in need of these donations.

If you as an individual or organization would like to donate any unexpired medical supplies or equipment you can drop-off your donations at our warehouse in Orville OH.Please, check our contact information below. Our working hours are from 8:00 am-5:00 pm Monday to Friday.

IMPACT

Each year, between 6-8 40ft shipping containers are packed full in Ohio with life-saving medical supplies and are sent to Honduras.

Hear founder, Kathy Tschiegg, give a synopsis of the services CAMO provides.

You can also reach out to us if you have any questions regarding the type of products/supplies or equipment you wish to donate.

  • Portable X-ray machines
  • Stationary X-ray machines
  • C Arm X-ray machines
  • Echocardiogram machine
  • Mammography machine
  • General Electric
  • Heart Monitors
  • Defibrillators
  • Pulse Oximeters
  • Nebulizers
  • EKG machines
  • Adult Ventilators
  • Infant Ventilators
  • Nebulizers
  • C-Pap & Bi-Pap
  • Suction machine
  • Medical Compressors
  • Fetal Monitors
  • Cryo Units
  • Colposcopes
  • Infant Incubators
  • Infant Warmers
  • Photo therapy
  • Open incubators
  • Ventilators NICU & Peds.

Note: Equipment needs to be supported by manufacturer.

  • Anesthesia Machines
  • Electro-Cautery Units
  • Surgical microscopes (Neuro, eye and ear nose throat micro surgery)
  • Suction
  • Autoclaves
  • Otoscopes and opthalmascopes
  • Laboratory Microscopes
  • General Transport Stretchers/exam tables
  • Exam lights
  • Scales
  • Mayo tables and other stainless steel tables
  • Special lights for melanoma detection
  • Remote eye exam (portable) equipment
  • Call the office (no dental x-ray equipment)
  • Baby Items Angiocaths
  • Blankets
  • Diapers
  • T-Shirts
  • Blanket
  • Pillow Cases
  • Dresses
  • Pants
  • Shirts
  • Sheet
  • Towel
  • Isolation Gowns
  • Braces : Neck/shoulder,  Arm/Hand, Leg/Foot
  • Casting Materials
  • Ace Bandages
  • Cast Cutters
  • Cast Saw
  • Canes
  • Walkers
  • Wheelchairs
  • Drapes cloth
  • Drapes (Disposable)
  • Gowns Cloth
  • Gowns (Disposable)
  • Sponges
  • Sutures (Non-expired)
  • Knife handle/blades
  • Valley Lab Cautery Tips
  • All Laparoscopy supplies
  • All eye surgery Supplies
  • All cystoscopy Supplies

All shoe covers, masks, head covers and unused surgical gloves that have been open but unused are needed. This list is not exhaustive. 

  • Angiocaths
  • Basin
  • Emesis Basin
  • Gloves sterile/nonsterile
  • Gauze
  • Nasogastric tubes
  • Needles
  • Ostomy Supplies
  • Suction tubing
  • Scrubs : Suction Canisters
  • Syringes
  • Tape
  • Urinary supplies
  • Sheet Eggcrate
  • Dressing supplies
  • Endotracheal Tubes
  • Tracheotomy Tubes (Sm sizes)
  • Anesthesia Circuits
  • Vent Circuits
  • Nasal/oral airways
  • Oxygen mask/nasal
  • Trach suction kits: Suction Tubing, Ambu bags
  • Suction catheters
  • Neo-natal ET’s
  • School Supplies
  • Infant Supplies
  • Old eye glasses
  • Hearing Aids
  • Dental bibs
  • Dental instruments
  • Cotton balls
  • Tooth brushes
  • Tooth paste
  • All ENT supplies

Individual or Group Donations

Baby Bundles

Each day, 18 babies on average are born in the public hospital in Santa Rosa de Copán, Honduras. Many mothers lack funds to pay for proper clothing for their newborn and cannot leave the hospital because they cannot afford the bus home. CAMO helps these struggling mothers travel home a little easier with baby bundles, which include basic going-home necessities:
2 cloth diapers
2 diaper pins
1 receiving blanket (not knitted)
2 infant t-shirts (not onesies)
2 items such as baby lotion, baby brush, or comb (no powder)

Instructions: Wrap supplies in blanket, secure with diaper pins.

Dental Kits

Each day, 18 babies on average are born in the public hospital in Santa Rosa de Copán, Honduras. Many mothers lack funds to pay for proper clothing for their newborn and cannot leave the hospital because they cannot afford the bus home. CAMO helps these struggling mothers travel home a little easier with baby bundles, which include basic going-home necessities:
2 cloth diapers
2 diaper pins
1 receiving blanket (not knitted)
2 infant t-shirts (not onesies)
2 items such as baby lotion, baby brush, or comb (no powder)

Instructions: Wrap supplies in blanket, secure with diaper pins.

School Supplies

Each day, 18 babies on average are born in the public hospital in Santa Rosa de Copán, Honduras. Many mothers lack funds to pay for proper clothing for their newborn and cannot leave the hospital because they cannot afford the bus home. CAMO helps these struggling mothers travel home a little easier with baby bundles, which include basic going-home necessities:
2 cloth diapers
2 diaper pins
1 receiving blanket (not knitted)
2 infant t-shirts (not onesies)
2 items such as baby lotion, baby brush, or comb (no powder)

Instructions: Wrap supplies in blanket, secure with diaper pins.

Bucket of Care

Each day, 18 babies on average are born in the public hospital in Santa Rosa de Copán, Honduras. Many mothers lack funds to pay for proper clothing for their newborn and cannot leave the hospital because they cannot afford the bus home. CAMO helps these struggling mothers travel home a little easier with baby bundles, which include basic going-home necessities:
2 cloth diapers
2 diaper pins
1 receiving blanket (not knitted)
2 infant t-shirts (not onesies)
2 items such as baby lotion, baby brush, or comb (no powder)

Instructions: Wrap supplies in blanket, secure with diaper pins.

Recycling Program

Initiate a recycling drive with your civic group, school or faith-based organization. Contact CAMO to receive all the necessary tools to initiate a drive including sharing it via social media.

Eye Glasses

CAMO partners with the Lion’s club to collect eyeglasses and redistribute them to individuals in need.

Learn more about CAMO’s Ophthalmology Program.

Hearing Aids

Each year, CAMO tests over 1,500 children with hearing impairments.

Learn more about CAMO’s Audiometry Program.

Electronic Devices

CAMO recycles old cell phones, ipads, laptops. Funds generated through this program help cover CAMO’s operational costs.

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