International Medical Corps

Charity Profile

International Medical Corps

🇺🇸Healthcare#7 last 12 months
Revenue
$235,320,000
Revenue recorded
Reach
Global
Verified footprint
Entries
65
Logged on Charity Journal

Giving over time

Monthly giving from the ledger
Giving and impact by month, last 12 months
MonthGivenImpact bandActivities logged
Dec 2025$0Not rated0
Jan 2026$0Not rated0
Feb 2026$0Substantial1
Mar 2026$0Not rated0
Apr 2026$0Not rated0
May 2026$0Substantial2
Jun 2026$0Substantial3
Jul 2026$0Not rated0
Aug 2026$0Moderate2
Sep 2026$0Moderate1
Oct 2026$0Not rated0
Nov 2026$0Not rated0

Cause breakdown

Relief$0 · 0%
Health$0 · 0%
Education$0 · 0%
International Medical CorpsVerified
HealthcareUnited StatesEst. 1984Nancy A. Aossey
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About

International Medical Corps provides emergency medical care, health services and training to communities affected by conflict, natural disasters, disease outbreaks and other humanitarian crises. Its programs combine immediate healthcare with longer-term efforts to strengthen local health systems and train healthcare workers.

The organization operates through a global network of programs that has delivered healthcare and training in more than 85 countries. In 2025, its teams provided medical services and humanitarian assistance across about 30 countries affected by conflict, disasters and infectious disease outbreaks.

Activity feed

International Medical Corps trained rescue teams and frontline workers in Basic Emergency Care and Stop the Bleed techniques to strengthen preparedness for floods and other emergencies on 2026-09-16. Cause: Relief.
International Medical Corps→ Pakistan emergency-response training
Relieftrained rescue teams and frontline workers in Basic Emergency Care and Stop the Bleed techniques to strengthen preparedness for floods and other emergencies
International Medical Corps coordinated with government and local partners to provide essential health services and prepare distribution of food, shelter materials and hygiene supplies following devastating flash floods and landslides on 2026-08-27. Cause: Relief.
International Medical Corps→ Nepal flood response
Reliefcoordinated with government and local partners to provide essential health services and prepare distribution of food, shelter materials and hygiene supplies following devastating flash floods and landslides
International Medical Corps delivered essential healthcare, medicines and supplies to flood-affected communities in Bulacan while working with local authorities and rural health units on 2026-08-24. Cause: Health.
International Medical Corps→ Philippines flood response
Healthdelivered essential healthcare, medicines and supplies to flood-affected communities in Bulacan while working with local authorities and rural health units
International Medical Corps mobilized emergency medical relief after two major earthquakes, deploying a field hospital, mobile medical units, water trucks and hygiene kits for displaced families on 2026-06-24. Cause: Health.
International Medical Corps→ Venezuela earthquake response
Healthmobilized emergency medical relief after two major earthquakes, deploying a field hospital, mobile medical units, water trucks and hygiene kits for displaced families
International Medical Corps trained frontline health workers, assessed health facilities and strengthened outbreak-detection and response capacity with the Ministry of Health and partners on 2026-06-02. Cause: Health.
International Medical Corps→ South Sudan Ebola preparedness
Healthtrained frontline health workers, assessed health facilities and strengthened outbreak-detection and response capacity with the Ministry of Health and partners
International Medical Corps provided hygiene kits, public-health materials and cholera-response training, while prepositioning cholera kits for rapid deployment by local authorities on 2026-06-01. Cause: Health.
International Medical Corps→ Nigeria cholera response
Healthprovided hygiene kits, public-health materials and cholera-response training, while prepositioning cholera kits for rapid deployment by local authorities
International Medical Corps built Ebola treatment centers, transit centers and screening-and-referral units and trained staff in case management, infection prevention, WASH and community engagement on 2026-05-01. Cause: Health.
International Medical Corps→ DRC Ebola response
Healthbuilt Ebola treatment centers, transit centers and screening-and-referral units and trained staff in case management, infection prevention, WASH and community engagement
International Medical Corps restored clean-water points, sanitation facilities and solar-powered electricity at Umdawanban Hospital, which serves more than 70,000 people on 2026-05-01. Cause: Health.
International Medical Corps→ Sudan hospital rehabilitation
Healthrestored clean-water points, sanitation facilities and solar-powered electricity at Umdawanban Hospital, which serves more than 70,000 people
International Medical Corps operated medical teams in Darfur providing lifesaving surgeries, safe deliveries, mental-health services and other healthcare to people displaced by conflict on 2026-02-04. Cause: Health.
International Medical Corps→ Darfur emergency healthcare
Healthoperated medical teams in Darfur providing lifesaving surgeries, safe deliveries, mental-health services and other healthcare to people displaced by conflict
International Medical Corps established a fifth mobile health and nutrition team in Golo to provide healthcare to displaced people arriving from El Fasher, including vaccinations, antenatal care, chronic-disease treatment and nutrition services on 2025-11-01. Cause: Health.
International Medical Corps→ Sudan mobile healthcare expansion
Healthestablished a fifth mobile health and nutrition team in Golo to provide healthcare to displaced people arriving from El Fasher, including vaccinations, antenatal care, chronic-disease treatment and nutrition services
International Medical Corps deployed a rapid response team to Kasai, trained healthcare workers, provided case-management and infection-prevention support and established screening and referral capacity during the Ebola outbreak on 2025-09-01. Cause: Health.
International Medical Corps→ DRC Ebola response
Healthdeployed a rapid response team to Kasai, trained healthcare workers, provided case-management and infection-prevention support and established screening and referral capacity during the Ebola outbreak
International Medical Corps established a 40-bed cholera treatment center, provided rehydration and medical care, launched hygiene-awareness campaigns and improved water and sanitation services on 2025-08-01. Cause: Health.
International Medical Corps→ Chad cholera response
Healthestablished a 40-bed cholera treatment center, provided rehydration and medical care, launched hygiene-awareness campaigns and improved water and sanitation services
International Medical Corps operated integrated healthcare and nutrition services in refugee camps, including vaccination, maternal care and mobile health services for Sudanese refugees and host communities on 2025-04-01. Cause: Health.
International Medical Corps→ Chad refugee healthcare
Healthoperated integrated healthcare and nutrition services in refugee camps, including vaccination, maternal care and mobile health services for Sudanese refugees and host communities
International Medical Corps delivered training programs attended by more than 72,000 people to strengthen healthcare and emergency-response capacity on 2025-01-01. Cause: Health.
International Medical Corps→ health-worker training
Healthdelivered training programs attended by more than 72,000 people to strengthen healthcare and emergency-response capacity
International Medical Corps helped more than 3.9 million people access clean water and sanitation and provided hygiene education on 2025-01-01. Cause: Education.
International Medical Corps→ WASH services
Educationhelped more than 3.9 million people access clean water and sanitation and provided hygiene education
International Medical Corps supported more than 153,000 births attended by skilled birth attendants and continued midwifery training programs on 2025-01-01. Cause: Health.
International Medical Corps→ maternal healthcare
Healthsupported more than 153,000 births attended by skilled birth attendants and continued midwifery training programs
International Medical Corps delivered more than 9.1 million health consultations, including more than 3.3 million consultations for children under five on 2025-01-01. Cause: Health.
International Medical Corps→ global healthcare consultations
Healthdelivered more than 9.1 million health consultations, including more than 3.3 million consultations for children under five
International Medical Corps provided healthcare and training across approximately 30 countries amid conflict, disasters and infectious-disease outbreaks on 2025-01-01. Cause: Health.
International Medical Corps→ global healthcare delivery
Healthprovided healthcare and training across approximately 30 countries amid conflict, disasters and infectious-disease outbreaks
International Medical Corps continued multi-state emergency response after Hurricane Milton, delivering medical supplies, water and other emergency assistance to affected communities on 2024-10-01. Cause: Health.
International Medical Corps→ Hurricane Milton response
Healthcontinued multi-state emergency response after Hurricane Milton, delivering medical supplies, water and other emergency assistance to affected communities
International Medical Corps deployed healthcare workers across Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and Tennessee, delivered emergency items to 82 sites, supplied water tanks and potable water and provided medical services on 2024-09-01. Cause: Health.
International Medical Corps→ Hurricane Helene response
Healthdeployed healthcare workers across Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and Tennessee, delivered emergency items to 82 sites, supplied water tanks and potable water and provided medical services

Board

Robert R. Simon, M.D., F.A.A.E.M.
Founder and Chairman

Founder and Chairman who established the organization in 1984 in response to the need for medical services and training inside war-torn Afghanistan. Professor Emeritus of Emergency Medicine and founding chairman of the Emergency Medicine department at Cook County Hospitals and…

Nancy A. Aossey
Chief Executive Officer

Chief Executive Officer who has led the organization since 1986, overseeing more than $5.3 billion in humanitarian assistance, health services and training delivered across more than 85 countries. Also served as Chairman of the Board of InterAction, America's largest coalition…

Edward J. Carpenter
Associate Chairman

Associate Chairman and Chairman and CEO of Carpenter and Company.

Linda N. Cappello
Secretary of the Board

Secretary of the Board.

Andrew F. Barth
Director

Retired Chairman of Capital Guardian Trust Company.

Ardena L. Flippin, M.D., MBA
Director

Retired Assistant Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Rush University, Stroger-Cook County Hospital.

James H. Hart
Director

Former CEO of Senn Delaney.

Mary E. McClymont
Director

Retired President and CEO of the Public Welfare Foundation.

William Robinson, M.D.
Director

Retired Chief Medical Officer of Bozeman Deaconess Hospital.

David J. Zuercher
Director

Retired Group Head International at Wells Fargo and Co.