Corporate partnerships

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Media contact Anne Duffy 202.572.6340 (o) 360.513.4273 (c)

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World Vision has corporate partners from around the world that provide product donations ranging from medical supplies to shoes to building materials. Once goods are shipped domestically or internationally, our staff around the world puts the donations to best use, depending upon the community's need. Read more

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Across many industry sectors, companies choose World Vision as a partner to donate their excess inventory. Whether it's part of their corporate social responsibility strategy, a business decision, or they've been touched by World Vision's mission, a company's generosity can also turn into positive — and interesting — publicity. The National Football League, for example, has been donating unsalable t-shirts to World Vision since 1994. This year's New England Patriots "Super Bowl Champions" t-shirts, sweatshirts, caps and other gear were shipped out to Nicaragua and Romania, so that children and families would have the benefit of a brand new piece of clothing. McKesson Medical-Surgical Corporation is a partner in the Caregiver Kits program, which provides supplies to volunteers who care for AIDS-affected people in their communities.

The National Football League donated the 2008 New England Patriots "Super Bowl Champions" gear to World Vision. The product was then shipped to Nicaragua and Romania. ©2008/Anne Duffy/World Vision

The Caregiver Kit program provides its volunteers with basic medical supplies throughout the world: Africa, Asia and Latin America. Increasingly, businesses are organizing "kit builds" in support of this effort.

For additional information on how companies are "doing good" in addition to "doing well", please contact Anne Duffy.

Learn more

• World Vision's Gift-in-Kind product donation program