Ways to Give

Ways to Give

Cambodia / 2019

Cambodia / 2019

Ways to Give

Your support can help provide the essential training, equipment, and supplies needed to make safe surgery a reality! Join us in making a difference.

OUR BIGGEST NEED

Become a
Monthly Partner

Your ongoing support helps us plan ahead and make a lasting impact. As a monthly donor, you’ll be an essential part of our mission and receive updates on how your generosity is transforming surgical safety.

Make a
One-Time Donation

Every dollar directly supports safer surgeries and saves lives in resource-limited countries. Your gift helps create sterile surgical environments where they’re needed most.

Equip Healthcare Workers for Safe Surgery

In many parts of the world, healthcare facilities lack even the most basic supplies needed for safe surgical instrument reprocessing—gloves, gowns, cleaning tools, and detergent.

Thanks to generous partners and donors, we provide trainees with supply kits that not only support their learning but also help expand safe reprocessing practices throughout their facilities.

We equip healthcare workers with the knowledge and skills needed to improve patient safety—all they need are the right tools. You can help by donating essential supplies. Check out the essential suppliy list below.
Please note: We cannot accept expired items or medical supplies not directly used for sterile processing. Donors cover shipping costs, but we can provide an in-kind tax-deductible receipt, including shipping expenses for Canadians.

Share our mission

Would you trust surgery with unclean instruments?

Every day, patients around the world face serious risks because reusable surgical instruments aren’t properly cleaned or sterilized—leading to infections, complications, and even death.

In many resource-limited settings, healthcare workers may not realize the dangers of using contaminated instruments. SPECT is working to change that by providing the training, resources, and equipment needed to make surgery safer and reduce infection risks.

Help us spread the word—safe surgery saves lives!