Over 80% of medicine donations to AFA come from individuals.To facilitate collection for individuals, we’ve established a series of drop-off points at specific community-based organizations, pharmacies and other facilities. These are facilities that offer a medicine drop-off box that allows people with HIV to simply drop off their medicine and avoid having to ship it us.
These organizations also actively promote our program with their community. Let us know if you work at a community-based organization, medical center or other agency that deals with people living with HIV and that has a high-enough potential of medicine donations to warrant having a medicine drop-off box.
Please send an e-mail to Leonardo Klie: LKlie@aidforaids.org
Since 1996, AFA’s HIV Medicine Recycling Program has been collecting unused and unexpired HIV medicine in the US to recycle and redistribute it to people with HIV with no access to treatment in low and middles income countries.
Check the list of drop-off points available in your area to avoid incurring in packaging and shipping expenses.
If you can’t find a drop-ff location near you, you can ship your medication directly to our office at: 131 Varick Street, Suite 1006, New York, NY 10013
Please remove the names and addresses of all individuals from prescription bottles in order for us to comply with privacy and confidentiality laws. Always leave name of the medicine and expiration date visible.
Please place all pill bottles in a (sealable) plastic bag and place this bag inside a padded envelope or cardboard box. All pill bottles should be securely closed. Please do not send any loose capsules or tablets inside a plastic bag or box!
Please fill out the Donor card, print it, and place the card inside the envelope or box. If you would like to keep your donation anonymous please still fill out the other information requested which enables us track donations and monitor trends..
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