The labour and equipment are donated, but each crate costs $9,000.00 to ship.
Here are a few pictures from the crate-loading that took place the next day:
Every possible space is used in the crate.
Sunday, October 19, 2008
MEMO Cuba Dinner: Oct. 17/08
Several of us attended the Dinner in support of MEMO Cuba (Medical Equipment Modernization Opportunity), associated with the Evangelical Free Church, which sends perfectly good (but non-digital) equipment discarded in Thunder Bay to rural hospitals in Cuba. (Then team members travel there and ensure that it is installed and that the personnel are trained.)
The labour and equipment are donated, but each crate costs $9,000.00 to ship.
Here are a few pictures from the crate-loading that took place the next day:
Dr. Harvey tests out the equipment.
Every possible space is used in the crate.
The labour and equipment are donated, but each crate costs $9,000.00 to ship.
Here are a few pictures from the crate-loading that took place the next day:
Every possible space is used in the crate.
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