> How Watsi donors are unlocking healthcare for Guatemala's indigenous people. Locked Out At three years old, Anibal was diagnosed with a rare type of eye cancer. But…
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This is a guest post by Sarah Mwangi, head of the Watsi partnership at African Mission Healthcare Foundation [https://watsi.org/partners/amhf]. David is the only child crying when…
Analytics junkies, lend us your ears! We're opening up our data to analytics experts from Segment, Looker, Chartio, Mode, and JackDB to see what insights they can uncover.…
Last fall, Amplitude [https://amplitude.com] raised $12,600 for Watsi patients during their “Switch to Amplitude” campaign. Now, they’re letting you decide which patients to support with the…
Tea of the People is a new kind of tea company that aims to bring positive and sustainable change to people and the planet. This month, they’re dedicating a…
In December, we teamed up with Creative Market for the Pay it Forward Bundle [https://payitforwardbundle.com/], a name-your-own-price collection of creative goods and services with 100%…
Drew spent five weeks working on medical missions in Kenya and Tanzania. He heard about Watsi from a doctor in Kenya and “saw it as a great opportunity to help…
We’re so excited to announce that today, the web’s top design brands have joined forces to bundle together over $4,500 worth of design products to help fund…
We love Boticca. Not only because their CEO, Kiyan, was one of Watsi’s earliest advisors [https://watsi.org/about], but because they believe in the power of stories. Boticca…
Simple injuries are a quiet epidemic in one of the world’s most impossible places. But Watsi donors are changing that. Priyanka is smart. She arrived at her first day…
Starting today until October 17th, our friends at Amplitude are donating half of their revenue from each new customer to Watsi patients like Hamsi, who needs $1,160 so he…
Over the last few weeks, we’ve been amazed by Poonam and Rupal, two friends who are climbing Mount Kilimanjaro to support Watsi patients. Poonam and Rupal set up a…
Dr. Peter Rohloff of Watsi partner Wuqu’ Kawoq [https://watsi.org/partners/wuqu-kawoq] on why we need your support to win. Yoli Xuyu, a Wuqu’ Kawoq nutrition educator, conducts…
> A town called Watsi On December 3, 2010, Chase was serving as a Peace Corps volunteer in Costa Rica. A woman boarded a bus he was on and asked…
We’re excited to introduce a new supporter of Watsi patients, Medisico [http://medisico.com/]. A London-based life sciences business, in the last two weeks alone Medisico has donated…
She’s part of the team who cares for Watsi patients at Possible [https://watsi.org/partners/possible] our medical partner in Nepal. Urmila’s mother died when she was…
This is Wai Linn [https://watsi.org/profile/ac43b1969c2d-wai-linn]. He’s a one-year-old boy from Burma who can see for the first time thanks to nine…
Every week, a new company in tech inspires us. Earlier this month, Zenefits [http://www.zenefits.com/] approached us about running a campaign to fund healthcare for patients on Watsi.…