Good Works Health

Healthcare professionals can direct donations, provided by our sponsors, to their favorite charities with just a few minutes spent reviewing practice-relevant information. It’s quick, easy, and no personal information is used.

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YOUR IMPACT

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Your Impact

Through HCPs donating their time to engage with programs on Good Works, over $1,000,000 has been directed to nearly 2,000 charities

assist in relief efforts

26% of donations directed to organizations providing domestic & international relief

support educational associations

25% of donations directed to educational institutions & professional associations

improve patient care

12% of donations directed to organizations providing patient support and disease awareness

Health Care Professionals have directed donations to a every type of charity, supporting a wide variety of causes important to our participants

26%	Domestic & International Relief
18%	Medical Schools, Universities, Private Schools
16%	Youth Groups (Camps, Sports, Culture)
12%	Patient Support & Disease Awareness
10%	Religious Groups
8%	Food & Shelter for the Poor
7%	Professional Associations
2%	Environmental & Conservation
1%	Other

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Your Experience

Thousands of HCPs have participated in Good Works Health programs

95% of HCPs who ranked their Good Works Health program rated their experience good to excellent

Healthcare professionals love how easy it is to help the charities they care most about. We offer a unique opportunity to help any of the 1.4 million US 501(c)3 charities registered with the Federal Government: Universities, schools, churches, relief agencies, museums — anything with nonprofit status can be selected on our site. Every donation check has the HCP’s name and address for the thank you note. The health care professional gets all the recognition and thanks (but no tax deduction).

Our users have also been able to explore at their own pace and convenience the newest and most effective treatments and regimens to help improve patient outcomes.

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