better or worse, this is a story well suited for clichés. Such as, what goes around comes around. Or, charity begins at home. For more than three decades, the Colorado-based non-profit, Project C.U.R.E., has worked tirelessly to improve — and to save — the lives of the needy across the world. In some 130 countries where health care is inadequate or next to non-existent, it has donated untold tons of much-needed medical equipment and supplies, set up clinics and provided expertise to those who need it most. It has done this by forging an ingenious conduit between the surplus of America and the deficit of the less developed world, asking US hospitals and manufacturers to donate the vast amounts of medicine and supplies they no […]
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