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We’ve had several readers reach out to us asking what MUSC’s healthcare workers need from our community as they face COVID-19; whether it’s food, masks, gloves, etc. – and MUSC Health has provided a list of needed items + how to donate them below.

Donations they need most:

General supplies:

  • N95 masks
  • Surgical masks
  • Protective eyewear
  • Face guards and face shields
  • Hand sanitizer
  • Thermometers (all kinds)

Pharmacy needs:

  • Hydroxychloroquine
  • Azithromycin
  • Ethanol
  • 200 proof USP-grade alcohol

Donation FAQs:

How do I donate or sell supplies, such as masks, hand sanitizer or other items from my company to MUSC Health?

As a state-supported institution, MUSC Health must follow established procurement processes. Naturally, certain types of supplies must be verified as sterile or we are not permitted to purchase or accept them as donations. If you are interested in making donations of goods, please send an email to simonj@musc.edu. A response will be provided within a 24-hour business day.

Where can I drop off supplies for donation to MUSC Health?

Any donations must be discussed, vetted and agreed to with a hospital supply chain team member before a donation site is disclosed. Individual MUSC or MUSC Health team members are not able to declare sites for drop-off without permission from supply chain, public safety and hospital security leaders.

Click here for more donation FAQs.

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