Baxter Employee Disaster Relief Fund | Emergency Assistance Foundation (Powered by Donorbox)

$15,260.32

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197

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$100,000

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The Baxter Employee Disaster Relief Fund was created to help Baxter employees who are in need of immediate financial assistance following an unforeseen disaster or personal hardship. The Baxter Employee Disaster Relief Fund relies primarily on individual donations from employees and support from The Baxter International Foundation to fund this program. Every contribution helps and when combined with the donations of others, can provide the help a fellow employee needs when facing the unexpected.

While anyone can donate to the fund, Baxter does not permit it’s employees to solicit gifts or ask suppliers or other business associates to support charitable causes.

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No goods or services of any value were or will be transferred to you in connection with this donation. Emergency Assistance Foundation, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) public charity with Tax ID 45-1813056.

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Edwin Aanstoot | €52,35

Rob Robinson | NZ$52,58

To the people of Spain, and all those affected by the recent floods, stand strong together, you will get through this. Kia Kaha from NZ.

Jean-François Gheerolfs

Stay strong North Cove .

Baxter International

I can’t even imagine the pain and agony the victims are going thru. I really hope my small contribution makes a difference in someone’s life.

Paul Ives

Stay Strong North Cove Team! Our Aussie hearts are with you.

Steve Roy

Aditya Banerjee

Andrea

STEPHANE ALLAN NICOLAS

For help of our USA Baxter Colleagues suffering from the consequences of the Hurrican Helene

Susan

Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time!

Rachana Velchuri | $52,37

Florence Rigal | €104,39

Helen Mack

Saving and Sustaining Lives is central to all we do, including that of our co-workers

Stefano Micco

abbiamo ricevuto amore al tempo del terremoto e donare amore ed un piccolo aiuto è un dovere, l'amore è contagioso, love

Giorgio Cantoni

All together we can. We are with you

Ka Kit

Rafael Becerra

thorsten | $52,37

For the employees who need support

Zehao

Joanna Lorimer

Thierry Allibert

Christine Pollak | €96,86

Dasha

In support of our colleagues in Ukraine

PAOLA JACAZZI

Per i colleghi Ucraini e per sostenere la loro eroica resistenza a difesa della libertà

Deborah Bear

For any Baxter employee in need, but particularly our Ukrainian colleagues at this time

Jean-Claude Bonte

Kim | £78,11

Andrew Walker-Smith | £52,16

In support of our Ukrainian colleagues during this unimaginably difficult time.

Anastasia

For the support of Ukrainian people under a moment of extreme humanitarian need.

Pierre-André