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Throughout February, March And April, All Donations Made To Parasites Without Borders Will Be Matched By PWB And Donated To Floating Doctors

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Throughout February, March, and April, donations made to Parasites Without Borders (PWB) will be matched by the organization and donated to Floating Doctors with a minimum pledged donation of $10,000 dollars and a total gift up to $20,000. Floating Doctors is a global health nonprofit with a mission to reduce the present and future burden of disease in the developing world, and to improve healthcare delivery worldwide.

Did you know that 80% of the world's population lives within five miles of a coast? Poorly charted waters and rugged terrain, political factors, social disenfranchisement, poor health knowledge, poverty and lack of infrastructure separate these communities from care. Founded in 2010, Floating Doctor's programs address individual and community healthy by providing acute and ongoing medical care, education, training, community projects and preventative health interventions to create sustainable improvements in health — currently serving rural areas of Panama. Learn more at www.floatingdoctors.com

To Donate By Check, Mail to:

Parasites Without Borders
23 Murray Avenue
Port Washington, NY 11050

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