Make a Lasting Impact
Donate to Our Mission
Starting at $10/Month
Contribute to Ending cervical cancer
Join our community of monthly donors and become a vital part of a life-saving mission to prevent cervical cancer around the world. Your financial support provides sustainability for our clinics, ensuring we can deliver essential screenings, treatments, and training for local healthcare providers.
“A donation to PINCC does not have a singular impact, it has an exponential impact. Because we practice sustainability, each donation has a hand in training a local healthcare worker to be able to diagnose and treat pre-Cervical Cancer lesions for the rest of their life. It is not about one woman, it is about every woman.”
- Davis Miskell, Board Treasurer
Equip Medical Teams with basic supplies
PINCC clinics require minimal supplies for success. A $10 monthly donation ensures that our teams have essential vinegar, cotton swabs and speculums during each clinic.
Deliver Critical clinic cleaning supplies
Each month, your $15 donation helps provide essential cleaning materials for medical instruments. Your donations helps PINCC purchase bleach, soap, buckets, gloves and brushes needed for sanitization.
Provide Pincc teams with administrative essentials
Your $25 monthly donation helps to purchase the essential administrative materials necessary for PINCCs data collection. This data allows us to follow up with necessary patients and track trends over time.
Provide essential materials to create a 4 room clinic
Your $50 monthly commitment can give PINCC teams the essential materials to build our own 4 room clinic. Materials such as drapes, sheets, twine, close pins and duct tape become vital in low-resource areas.
Supply 50 HPV self-testing kits to women around the world
Your $100 monthly donation provides fifty HPV self-testing kits to PINCC clinics around the world. Allowing women to take their health into their own hands.
Sources:
World Health Organization. (2020). Global strategy to accelerate the elimination of cervical cancer as a public health problem. World Health Organization. Retrieved from World Health Organization.