Advancing Global Health and Sustainability
Accreditation Program
The MedSurplus Alliance accreditation is a mark of excellence for medical aid organizations that responsibly process surplus medical donations — sorting, quality-assuring, and distributing them for use in programs locally and globally.
Grounded in WHO donation principles, accreditation signals a commitment to ethical practices, accountability, and high-impact healthcare delivery, setting the standard that top organizations strive to achieve and donors trust.
"Medical donations are not for amateurs."
Hans Hogerzeil, a former director of Essential Medicines and Pharmaceutical Policies at the World Health Organization (WHO)
Accreditation You Can Trust in Global Health Donations
MedSurplus Alliance accreditation ensures that donors, recipient partners, and stakeholders can trust accredited organizations to meet the highest standards of quality, accountability, and professional practice. Through this accreditation, organizations demonstrate their commitment to:
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Defining and maintaining quality standards for processing and distributing surplus medical donations
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Improving health outcomes through responsible, effective program delivery
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Building trust and credibility with donors, partners, and communities
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Promoting transparency and accountability across all operations
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Enabling informed decision-making through clear, consistent standards
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Advancing innovation and best practices in global health donation programs
Confidence in Crisis
MedSurplus Alliance-accredited organization Medical Bridges was awarded the Order of Merit by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
In accepting this honor, Medical Bridges President and CEO Walter Ulrich shared that their accreditation gave the team the confidence to respond effectively to the crisis, supporting NGOs, doctors, and nurses operating in a conflict setting.
Accreditation is not just a credential; it’s a signal that an organization is operating at the highest level of integrity.
