Accredited Organizations

MedSurplus Organizations turn surplus into impact, processing and delivering quality-assured medical supplies to support recipient partners in communities near and far.

The MedSurplus Alliance currently accredits nine organizations across North America, Europe, and Australia, representing a trusted network committed to the highest standards of quality and accountability.

For donors and recipient partners alike, MedSurplus Alliance accreditation provides assurance that medical supplies are handled with the highest level of quality, accountability, and care.

Accredited MedSurplus Organizations (Medical Surplus Recovery Ogranizations) meet rigorous standards for processing surplus medical products, ensuring they are safe, appropriate, and effectively delivered to trusted partners both domestically and internationally.

With nine accredited organizations across North America, Europe, and Australia, MSA offers a reliable network that donors can trust and recipient partners can depend on to deliver meaningful, measurable impact.

What is a MedSurplus Organization?

A MedSurplus Organization (also known as a Medical Surplus Recovery Organization, or MSRO) collects, processes, and redistributes surplus medical supplies, equipment, and medications as part of its medical aid mission.

In many communities, access to medical care is limited not because of a lack of trained providers, but because local healthcare facilities lack the supplies, medicines, and equipment needed to deliver that care. MedSurplus Organizations help close this gap.

Working with healthcare systems, manufacturers, and distributors, these organizations recover high-quality, but unneeded medical resources that would otherwise go to waste. Through rigorous sorting and quality assurance processes, they ensure these supplies are safe and appropriate for use.

By delivering these resources to trusted recipient partners, both domestically and globally, MedSurplus Organizations expand access to care, strengthen health systems, and improve outcomes for communities in need.

Connect Directly with an Accredited Organization to Explore a Partnership

BBF - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (USA) - helps bridge the gap between aid and sustainability by supporting localized programs and providing essential resources in the areas of Healthcare, Infrastructure, Disaster Response, and Education (H.I.D.E).

Dispensary of Hope - Nashville, Tennessee (USA)- Through innovative stewardship of the pharmaceutical supply chain, Dispensary of Hope collects and distributes millions of dollars of pharmaceuticals annually to pharmacies and safety-net clinics to dispense to low income, chronically ill patients.

Medical Bridges - Houston, Texas (USA) - is committed to making a difference in global healthcare. They focus on repurposing surplus medical supplies and equipment to provide aid to underserved communities around the world. Whether in conflict zones or disaster-affected areas, their team is committed to addressing the specific healthcare needs of the recipients.

MediShare - Sydney, New South Wales (Australia) - Working within the guidelines of the World Health Organisation their focus is to enhance the infrastructure of health systems in disadvantaged communities. MediShare works with recipients in identifying their specific needs making a positive impact on the delivery of health care for their communities.

MedShare - Decatur, Georgia (USA) - strengthens healthcare access around the world by redirecting high-quality surplus medical supplies and equipment to communities in need and providing programs which build local capacity and resilience.

SOS - Louisville, Kentucky (USA) - Creating a healthier world by connecting communities with life-saving resources and sustainable partnerships. SOS elevates health equity in marginalized communities in a unique way: by collecting over half a million pounds annually of surplus medical supplies that would otherwise go to landfills and using them to improve medical care and access.