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Could you Stay Awake 48 Hours?!! The Afya Foundation challenged comedian Mark Malkoff to volunteer 48 hours straight with No Sleep. DONATE to Afya here: afyafoundation.org/48-hours-of-the-power-of-one Join us for next year’s 48 Sortathon!
Social Media:
twitter.com/AfyaFoundation
facebook.com/TheAfyaFoundation
instagram.com/afyafoundation
About Afya:
The Afya Foundation is a unique non-profit organization that collects humanitarian and medical and supplies and equipment from hospitals, nursing homes, corporations, and individuals in the Tri-State area to support ongoing health initiatives worldwide. By reducing the amount of unused medical supplies generated in the US, Afya promotes efficient and environmentally aware healthcare practices at home while sustaining life abroad. Since its founding in 2008, Afya has rescued over 9 million pounds of donated supplies and with the help of thousands of volunteers, they have sorted and prepared shipments to more than 82 nations. The organization has been recognized by the United Hospital Fund, Greater New York Hospital Association, Eli Lilly, Clinton Global Initiatives, GreatNonprofits and the United Nations. For more information on the Afya Foundation, go to www.afyafoundation.org.
Could you Stay Awake 48 Hours?!! The Afya Foundation challenged comedian Mark Malkoff to volunteer 48 hours straight with No Sleep. DONATE to Afya here: afyafoundation.org/48-hours-of-the-power-of-one Join us for next year’s 48 Sortathon!
Social Media:
twitter.com/AfyaFoundation
facebook.com/TheAfyaFoundation
instagram.com/afyafoundation
About Afya:
The Afya Foundation is a unique non-profit organization that collects humanitarian and medical and supplies and equipment from hospitals, nursing homes, corporations, and individuals in the Tri-State area to support ongoing health initiatives worldwide. By reducing the amount of unused medical supplies generated in the US, Afya promotes efficient and environmentally aware healthcare practices at home while sustaining life abroad. Since its founding in 2008, Afya has rescued over 9 million pounds of donated supplies and with the help of thousands of volunteers, they have sorted and prepared shipments to more than 82 nations. The organization has been recognized by the United Hospital Fund, Greater New York Hospital Association, Eli Lilly, Clinton Global Initiatives, GreatNonprofits and the United Nations. For more information on the Afya Foundation, go to www.afyafoundation.org.
