June 6, 2026

God blessed us with perfect weather, our friendly, skilled transport truck driver and many volunteers for the long day packing 2,079 individual items. Many supplies to support struggling healthcare, growing churches and communities working to care for each other in Cuba.

MEMO is grateful for each person involved in the process of preparing, packing, and transporting these lifesaving supplies.

• Local, regional, and national donors of medical equipment and supplies.
• Warehouse volunteers who patiently and skillfully sort, count, record, and box the supplies.
• The repair teams who carefully assess and make necessary repairs ensuring all donations are reliable and ready for use.
• Men who move donations to the storage trailers and organize them for most efficient retrieval on packing day.
• Erb and Manitoulin Transport for their generous offering of trucks to move donations.
• Our faithful, skilled long-haul transport driver who makes time to haul our containers from southern Ontario and back.
• Volunteers who come on packing day to move anything from hospital beds, hundreds of boxes to bicycles and wheelchairs. Skill and care are required to pack tightly ensuring no space is wasted.
• Boxes of take-out coffee along with snacks are appreciated to fuel the day.
• After all is packed, the seal applied and papers signed, the work begins to produce content lists for the receiving countries and shipping officials.

NONE of this would happen without our generous financial donors and those who faithfully pray with us for God’s guidance. Thank you, each one for your part in helping our brothers and sisters overseas.