Team Portland

Operation Walk-Freedom To Move

9TH ANNUAL FUNDRAISER

A big thank you to all who participated and contributed to this years fundraisers success!​

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WAYS YOU CAN HELP:

There are several different ways you can get involved and make a difference with Operation Walk Freedom to Move:

• Cash donations help us buy the medical equipment and supplies that we need to conduct surgeries and teach local doctors the skills they need to perform the surgeries themselves.
• Purchase tickets or donate an item to our auction and contribute to our largest annual fundraiser.
• Volunteer at the auction and get in on the fun of watching our donors contribute to the cause.

Providing care in a developing country presents great challenges that can only be overcome through the generous backing of our supporters. ​

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​Donations make our volunteer missions possible. Without them we wouldn’t have the supplies or resources needed to make a difference in the lives of our patients.

Donations have helped us:

• Secure generators and other power sources, so our operating rooms are not impacted by frequent power outages.
• Provide our patients with essential, life-saving medications like antibiotics that are not available locally.
• Purchase and ship the medical equipment necessary to perform surgeries. All medical equipment stays in the country for use on future missions.
• Acquire and ship implants necessary for joint replacement surgeries per mission (approximately $500,00 in value)

While doctors, nurses, and volunteers fund their travel expenses, the number of operations we can perform is directly related to our contributors’ donations. The need for these medical procedures is so high in countries like the Dominican Republic that we hope to send two volunteer teams each year eventually.