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Project SHARE (Supplying Hemophilia Aid and Relief) donates blood-clotting medicine (“factor”) to developing countries where it’s scarce or unavailable.
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What Project Share Does Globally

Project SHARE is a humanitarian program that donates blood-clotting medicine called factor to developing countries. Recipients include patients, doctors, clinics, and hospitals in countries where factor is scarce or unavailable.
Impact Stats
  • Donated more than 180 million units and 9,745 mg of factor.
  • Approximately $167 million worth of factor.
  • Reached thousands of patients in 77 developing countries.

How SHARE Sources Factor

SHARE collects millions of dollars worth of unused or unwanted blood-clotting medicine annually from US treatment centers, specialty pharmacies, and patients who previously had nowhere to donate it.

Program History

SHARE was founded in 2002 by Laureen A. Kelley, and operated by LA Kelley Communications until 2019. Laurie is also president and founder of Save One Life.
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Please Read Before Making a Donation

Project SHARE, a program of Save One Life, accepts donations of unused, unwanted and in-date factor from specialty pharmacies, home care companies, US individuals, treatment centers, hemophilia nonprofit organizations and pharmaceutical companies. All donations must include the reason factor is being donated, otherwise the donation will not be accepted.
Examples of reasons for the donation could include:
  • Patient has changed factor brands.
  • Patient has developed an inhibitor or has other medical reason and no longer responds to current product.
  • Patient or pharmacy has factor that can't be used/sold before it expires.

Project SHARE’s goal is to recover excess unused or unwanted factor that would otherwise be destroyed. Any number of vials, in any assay size, is accepted. We do not accept expired factor. In-date factor needs to be received at least one month before expiration date. Do not include ice packs in any shipments.

Complete the form below or email

share@saveonelife.net

before shipping. An acknowledgment will be sent upon receipt of the shipment. Factor donations are not tax-deductible.

Project Share Donation Form
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Project&nbsp SHARE accepts requests for factor donations&nbsp from:

  • Nonprofit bleeding disorders organizations
  • Individuals with bleeding disorders
  • Hospitals
  • Hospitals
The applicant must be a resident of a developing country, live in that country at the time of the request, and follow the application process below. We do not fulfill requests for undocumented immigrants or foreign students visiting the US.
An individual applicant must submit a Factor Donation Request Form. The form must include:
  • A signature of the attending physician. The physician should either be a hematologist or in a related specialty and must accept medical/legal responsibility for proper infusion of the donated factor.
  • Proof of the physician’s medical competency from the national health ministry, if the physician is not recognized by the international bleeding disorders community.
  • Proof that the patient or legal guardian is trained in self-infusion if the factor is shipped to the applicant’s home. This can be a signed statement from the physician or national bleeding disorders organization.
  • Proof that the patient is registered with their national bleeding disorders organization, and that the organization is notified of the request.
A bleeding disorders organization must submit its board-approved factor donation policy to SHARE, in addition to a Factor Donation Request Form. This form must include:
  • A physician’s signature as verification. The physician should be a hematologist or in a related specialty, recognized by the international bleeding disorders community, and known to the organization.
  • A signature of the organization’s general secretary, president, or medical advisor (if different from above).
A clinic, treatment center, hospital or physician must submit a Factor Donation Request Form. Use one form per clinic, treatment center or hospital. The Form requires:
  • Proof of medical competency from the national Ministry of Health or from the national bleeding disorders organization, if the clinic is not known to SHARE.
  • A written statement from the national bleeding disorders organization, if one exists, verifying a need for product.
  • A signature of the general secretary, president, or medical advisor of the national bleeding disorders organization.
Upon receipt of a SHARE donation, all recipients must:
  • Return the Confirmation of Shipment Receipt Form by fax or email to Project SHARE. Failure to do so may forfeit future donations.
  • Record donated factor infusions in the Treatment Log, and return it to Project SHARE. Failure to do so may forfeit future donations. Both required forms are included in shipments and sent via email to recipients.
In general:
  • Donations are not for commercial purposes.
  • Donations must never be sold, either by Project SHARE or the recipient organization or individual, to cover customs charges or as contributions.
  • Neither Save One Life nor the manufacturer are liable for condition, effectiveness, or safety of factor shipped across international borders.
  • SHARE ships in-date factor only.
  • SHARE will donate available factor in order of priority:
  • Threat of loss of limb or life, suspected head or internal bleeds, trauma, prevention of spontaneous CNS bleeds, or emergency surgery.
  • Non-emergencies, including elective surgery (joint replacement, joint surgery), physiotherapy and rehabilitation.
  • On-demand therapy.
Project Share Donation Form
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Recent Success Stories

Read stories showing how donated factor reaches patients and clinics in developing countries, providing lifesaving treatment when medicine is scarce.