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On Sunday, January 23, 2021, MIHEC members spent the day packing medical equipment and other goods for orphanages and hospitals in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. These equipment will leave the USA on Saturday, January 30, 2021 for the DRC.

MiHEC packed a total of 10 large plastic bins. As usual, they included children’s clothing, school supplies and medical supplies such as smocks and gowns.

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In the future, MiHEC will ship the following medical equipment:

• Medical (surgical) masks (boxes of 50)
• Procedure (non-surgical) masks
• FFP2 (filtering) masks
• KN95 (filtering) masks
• Face shields
• Machine-washable masks
• Latex gloves
• Nitrile gloves
• Hand sanitizer 100 ml
• Infrared digital thermometers (handheld, non-contact)
• Medical gowns
• Safety glases
• COVID-19 tests
• Shoe covers
• COVID-19 sampling tubes
• Haircovers (hygiene caps)

In March 2020, MiHEC was once again at the 66th annual World Unity Fair at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado.

MiHEC board members enjoyed stamping kids’ “passports” and talking with fair goers about the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and MiHEC’s mission “to reduce social injustice and poverty, to improve health, and to enhance availability of education” in vulnerable communities.

Below are photos from the event. Thanks to everyone who stopped by. We felt very fortunate to be able to participate in this event because less than two weeks later, the whole USA went on lockdown as a result of the COVID-19 epidemic.

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On Sunday, November 17, MiHEC board members Roque Cashier and Tina Salumu shipped nine large bins of medical, school, and children’s supplies to the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

As usual, the supplies will arrive in Kinshasa in a few months since they are being shipped by boat most of the way (from Denver). A MiHEC representative will be there to receive and distribute the goods.

Next Shipment

MiHEC wants to make another shipment of medical, school supplies and other necessities to Congo again soon. Each x-large box will cost $125.

Please make a donation of $20, $30 or more. Alternatively, please consider making a donation of children’s clothing. Together we can save orphans’ lives and make a difference in this world. God Bless!!!

Le prochain container d’équipements médicaux, fournitures scolaires et de tant d’autres biens à destination de KINSHASA-RDC est prévu pour la proxième année.

Le prix est de $125 le carton. S’il vous plaît, nous vous invitons à visiter le site Web à faire un don d’une modique somme de $20, $30 ou plus. Ensemble nous pouvons faire la différence et sauver la vie de nos bien-aimés congolais. Que Dieu vous bénisse!!!