Pujan walks again!!!
Pujan walks again!!! Pujan from Nepal lost his leg two years ago during a bus accident and has been unable to walk without assis…
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Make a Mark. Make a Difference… – America’s youth steps up to the task
Today we had the honor to host the students (Ahmed, Angela, Amanda, Armaria, Brian, Brianna, Folashade, Hamza, Izabella, Kyringue,…
Tanzanian kids with albinism come for care to Global Medical Relief Fund
Tanzanian kids with albinism come for care to Global Medical Relief Fund Monday was an emotional day as we welcomed five ampute…
Meet Sarki 10 year old burn victim from Nepal
Meet our precious Sarki! Sarki is from the Himalaya region, approximately 8,000 feet above sea level. Sarki and her parents, along…
From ravages of war to social responsibility
Greetings, GMRFs mission to help children in some of the worlds most desperate areas where access to medical services is severely …
Corporate philanthropy: Impact on injured children and me - by Gideon Teitel
My aunt always wanted to take me to the Council on Foreign Relations daughters and sons meeting, but my parents would say that I w…
Zipping Up and Down the Slide as a Unit
The GMRF is not just an organization, its a global family. The bonds that are formed at the Dare to Dream House are so unique, and…
Elissa Montanti accepts MDC Partners Humanitarian Award for the Global Medical Relief Fund
On May 7th, the fifth annual WIRED Business Conference was held. As always, the conference was jam packed with top notch speaker…
Founder of International Charity, Elissa Montanti Talks to MSNBC
Elissa Montanti saves children. More than 15 years ago she created the Global Medical Relief Fund and has been saving the world on…
AMPUTEE CHILD FROM IRAQ RECEIVES PROSTHETIC EYES AND SO MUCH MORE
Ahmed is a teenage boy from Iraq. He is an innocent victim of senseless violence and, unfortunately, he is only one of many injure…
