Melissa struck with fury. We respond with solidarity.At the end of October, Hurricane Melissa tore through eastern Cuba as a Category 4 storm with winds reaching 135 mph. Entire provinces—Santiago de Cuba, Holguín, Granma, and Guantánamo—are devastated. Families are displaced, homes destroyed, clinics overwhelmed. Yet not a single life was lost thanks to Cuba’s evacuation of 700,000 people. The storm has passed, but the emergency has only begun: housing reconstruction, potable water, essential food, and medicine are urgently needed.This is not just a natural disaster. It is a rupture in an already fragile system. Decades of blockade and sanctions left Cuba’s hospitals short on sutures, antibiotics, and basic wound care. Now, they face a surge of trauma patients with no supplies to treat them, while communities risk dehydration and waterborne illness. Our Goal: $20,000 in 20 DaysWe are activating our coalition to deliver:Oral Rehydration Salts (ORS)Water Purification Tablets (anti-Giardia, anti-Clostridium)Painkillers & AntibioticsWe’ve partnered with trusted redistributors inside Cuba, including Calixto García Hospital, ensuring aid is delivered with speed and integrity. This is our quick response. Our declaration of strength.How You Can HelpDonate: $25 provides ORS packets, antibiotics, vitamins, and water purification tablets. Every gift matters.Sponsor a shipment: $500 funds half a pallet of medical kits.Share the campaign: Forward this appeal to friends and colleagues—your voice expands our reach.Partner with us: Clinics, organizations, and suppliers—join the logistics chain and stand in solidarity. Why This MattersCuba has long stood as a beacon of medical solidarity, sending doctors worldwide through its brigades and training thousands at the Latin American School of Medicine. Now, in its hour of need, we return that grace. This campaign is not just about aid—it is about affirming dignity, sovereignty, and the power of collective healing.We mobilize because we must. Our shipping container of supplies is scheduled to depart Florida by mid-December. Please expedite your contribution.This is our response. Our declaration of strength.

Melissa struck with fury. We respond with solidarity.

At the end of October, Hurricane Melissa tore through eastern Cuba as a Category 4 storm with winds reaching 135 mph. Entire provinces …are devastated. Families are displaced, homes destroyed, clinics are overwhelmed. But not a single life was lost due to Cuba’s evacuation of 700,000.

The storm has passed, but the emergency to supply housing reconstruction, materials, potable water, essential food and medicine has only begun.

… Cuba’s hospitals were already short on sutures, antibiotics and basic wound care. Now, they face a surge of trauma patients with no supplies to treat them.