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Cowboy Al playing in the mud. The forklift free from Equipment world was a God send.

MEMO Container #48 on it's way to El Salvador

I am totally impressed with MEMO volunteers. After working hard all Thursday afternoon, removing 30 beds from a highway storage trailer along with 80 boxes of medical supplies, they were back at 9 a.m. Friday morning finishing up at 5:30 p.m. They were strong, faithful to the end, enjoying each other's company, and ...

This machine donated by Equipment World and delivered by Cozy Corner towing will help us with the heavy stuff.

It's a Go! Packing for Shalom Family Medical Centre in El Salvador - Moving Beds

Hello everyone, We will be shipping the first container to Shalom Family Medical Centre in El Salvador beginning at 9a.m. Friday April 26th from our Warehouse 258 Van Horne St. in Thunder Bay. On Thursday the 25th at 1 p.m. we have to begin preparations by moving 20 beds in the storage trailer that ...

Things "Stored" by St Joes for us at the LPH/ about 1/50th of the total!

April MEMO Update

We have a list of all the things needed to furnish the Shalom Family Medical Centre in Santiago,Texacuangos in El Salvador. Amazingly we have everything they need except a scrub sink. We are working at getting it all organized in our 600 Simpson St Warehouse, Lakehead Psychiatric Hospital(LPH) storage, Van Horne warehouse and ...

Items Stored

MEMO In the News

Net News Ledger, a local media outlet in Thunder Bay, has given some exposure to the work of MEMO Cuba. Dr. Harvey has reported an opportunity to work with a Christian ministry in El Salvador. A new hospital has been built but does not have the resources to stock it ...

Welcome!

MEMO Cuba’s purpose is to show the love of God to the Cuban people through the provision of redundant hospital equipment and supplies to needy health care facilities in the province of Villa Clara. Since its beginning in 2004, MEMO:Cuba has shipped over 40 sea containers to Cuba, totaling millions of dollars in equipment and saving countless lives along the way. Along with shipping redundant equipment, medical personnel and others from across Canada travel to Cuba several times a year to teach and/or help out in whatever ways they can for the hospitals of Villa Clara.

MEMO is proud to state that there is no paid staff and is run completely by volunteers so that every dollar donated goes completely to support the work in Cuba.

Check out the site to learn more about the work of MEMO:Cuba and consider donating to this exciting ministry today!

Did you know?

In the last 8 years we have saved 43 ocean containers FULL of waste products from hospitals and medical organizations across Canada from ending up in landfills. Your donations not only help make peoples’ lives better but they also help make the environment better!