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“Can you bring some medicine?
I can't be a doctor without medicine.”

These are the words that inspired the creation of
Medicine for Mali. After working in the remote village of Nana
Kenieba, Mali, with no medicine available to help babies suffering
from fevers, infections and malaria; Dr. Elise DeVore rode six
hours in the back of a vegetable truck to send this message to
her father in Des Moines.
Dr. Steven DeVore accepted this mission
and founded Medicine for Mali in 2000. For the past seven
years, Medicine for Mali has provided life-saving medical services, development
aid, public health services and education opportunities for
a remote community of 8,000 Malians living in one of the world’s
poorest countries. Medicine for Mali programs are created
with an emphasis on sustainability and in collaboration with local
Malian resources.
We invite you to learn more about our programs,
goals and accomplishments. We
are a collaborative and diverse team of volunteers with expertise
in medicine, engineering, education, construction, media, business
and marketing. Our organization relies solely on private
donations and we are always open to creating new partnerships in
our quest to improve the lives of those we serve.
Medicine for Mali is a nonprofit
organization. We are dedicated to bringing medical services,
clean water, improved educational opportunities and economic
development to the people of Mali.
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