At TRIMEDX Foundation, our Close the Gap global initiative was created to bridge the gap of disparity in global health, enabling better access to quality healthcare technology and services in underserved regions around the world by partnering with healthcare organizations, technicians, and global communities to provide critical training, essential medical equipment, and technical expertise.
In June, TRIMEDX Foundation hosted Foundation volunteers who served in 2025 at a two-day appreciation event in Indianapolis. Foundation volunteers and staff gathered Thursday evening at the Indianapolis Zoo to celebrate the work of our volunteers in 2025. After sharing a delicious meal, attendees heard from Chris O’Connor with Seeds of Change Free Clinic, who shared how the organization’s partnership with The Foundation supports their efforts to provide free, compassionate medical, dental, visual, and auditory care to low-income, uninsured women, children, and families, facilitating their...
TRIMEDX Foundation will kick off its inaugural Annual Fund Campaign June 15-19. The campaign is designed to bring awareness to the importance of financial donations that enable us to continue the work of our volunteers throughout the year and to respond to needs as they arise. Financial donations allow us to help sustain the day-to-day work that keeps everything moving between the bigger moments.
As geopolitical stability shifts around the world and technology continues to advance, TRIMEDX Foundation continues to evolve and introduce new ways to meet today’s challenges. In this spirit the Foundation recently conducted its first ever virtual mission trip with partner CURE International in Niger, CURE Hopital des Enfants. Virtual mission trips allow the Foundation and its volunteers to provide real-time technician assistance between visits, or at times when it is unsafe to travel.
For the last two years, the TRIMEDX Foundation associates and volunteers have partnered in developing a new resource to better support the needs of their partners in health around the world. This online platform, the TRIMEDX Foundation Technician Portal, acts as a central hub for ongoing technical support, education, and collaboration with TRIMEDX Foundation global biomedical technician partners.
Thanks to the sustained leadership and collaboration of TRIMEDX associates and the TRIMEDX Foundation, a healthcare clinic in Tanzania is on a stronger path forward. This year‑long effort—referred by Sentara Health associates—helped deliver critical medical equipment, consumables, and resources in support of the clinic’s operations and the community it serves. The work prompted a heartfelt thank you from clinic leadership and reflects the kind of global impact made possible through trusted relationships and shared commitment.
The TRIMEDX Foundation sent 29 volunteers on 11 medical mission trips. Together, volunteers dedicated more than 534 hours in service to our medical partners around the world and throughout the United States. See our international trip highlights; first-time volunteers and new health partners are noted with an asterisk (*) by their name.
The TRIMEDX Foundation sent 29 volunteers on 11 medical mission trips. Together, volunteers dedicated more than 534 hours in service to our medical partners around the world and throughout the United States. See our international trip highlights; first-time volunteers and new health partners are noted with an asterisk (*) by their name.
Tuesday, December 3 is recognized as Giving Tuesday, a day of global generosity.
This year, TRIMEDX Foundation encourages you to give directly to our many healthcare partners who serve vulnerable populations and work to raise the standard of care in Indianapolis, across the United States, and around the world.
See our 2025 Giving Guide below for a list of our partners with links to their donation pages. We invite you to join in this season of giving and support work that resonates with your own values.
The Beit-Cure Children’s Hospital of Zambia (BCH Zambia) is a place of hope in South-Central Africa. Specializing in pediatric surgical care, the hospital provides charitable, life-changing surgeries. Since 2006, BCH Zambia has provided more than 26,000 surgeries, correcting conditions ranging from lower-limb deformities and ailments to congenital orthopedic conditions, burn contractures, and untreated trauma that could become permanent, life-limiting disabilities if left untreated.
