About Us

The Aid-Chain Initiative started with a simple, urgent realization:

On one side, storerooms and warehouses filled with surplus supplies—even medical equipment—sitting unused or headed for disposal. On the other, clinics and communities, both in the U.S. and around the world, struggling to provide basic care and services.

We saw that the problem wasn’t a lack of resources; it was a lack of connection.

Aid-Chain was created to build that connection—to form a chain of care that links donors, partners, and communities in a responsible, transparent way. We believe that surplus can become lifelines, that good stewardship is an act of compassion, and that every shipment should be guided by integrity and accountability.

Today, Aid-Chain works with hospitals, nonprofits, churches, and community organizations to:

• Recover and steward surplus supplies and equipment

• Ensure safe handling, tracking, and storage—especially for medical items

• Distribute aid in ways that respect local partners and comply with regulations

• Support mission teams and ongoing community projects with the right tools and resources

From Florida to the rest of the world, our vision is a connected network where surplus is transformed into sustained impact.