Students

Join or start a Timmy Global Health chapter—the heart of Timmy’s work!

Check out a recent documentary by Timmy’s Tufts University Chapter to see exactly why they are so passionate about the communities they partner with in Guatemala

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Timmy connects each of its 17 university chapters and 7 high school chapters to one of its three Latin American health partners in Guatemala and Ecuador. Collectively, chapters fundraise, advocate, and serve on behalf of Timmy Global Health, its partner organizations, and the communities we serve. Student chapters are able to create a real impact in global health development by:

  • Fundraising year-round for their specific partner organization. Funds are used to build the capacity of our health partners to extend their outreach and access to the underserved.
  • Advocating on behalf of Timmy Global Health’s mission, the partner organization’s outreach, the challenges affecting our adopted communities, and the global health issues affecting the world’s impoverished.
  • Serving underserved communities through short-term medical brigades that students organize through medical professional recruitment, supply drives, and logistics planning.

Timmy presently maintains college chapters at the following high schools and universities:

University Chapters High School Chapters
Ball State University Brebeuf High School
Boston College Cathedral High School
Butler University International School of Indiana
Colorado State University Park Tudor High School
Davidson College
DePauw University
Indiana University
IUPUI
Ponce School of Medicine
Purdue University
Tufts University
University of Colorado at Boulder
University of Louisville School of Medicine
University of Notre Dame
University of the Sciences in Philadelphia
Washington University

Do you have a chapter at your school? Timmy Global Health would love for you to start a new chapter! Contact the organization’s Program Coordinator–  kathy@timmyglobalhealth.org –for more specific information on how to apply!

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