OUR IMPACT

Empowering Others

The Problem

1:2
Healthcare Workers Experience Burnout

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Our Impact to Change This

The Numbers Behind Our Impact

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$2,500+

Over $2,500 Raised

Since its inception, Caring for Caregivers has raised thousands of dollars for the passionate cause of fighting healthcare burnout and raising awareness regarding the importance of recognizing the caregivers in our communities.

4 Countries
Reached

Caring for Caregivers not only has a domestic impact, but an international one. With partnerships and chapters in areas of Uganda, Canada, and Taiwan, we aren't limited to a local sphere, but are seeking to impact others on an international level.

7 Regions Impacted

Caring for Caregivers has left its imprint across 6 regions throughout the world. From America to Africa, we have acted on our initiative globally. We seek to continue to grow and flourish as we push our goals, mission, and impact further.

190+

Members Involved

Caring for Caregivers has a far-reaching impact, with numerous chapters spanning the country. Individually, each member contributes to our cause of giving back to those who care for us every day.

13 Hospitals and Clinics Served

Caring for Caregivers has spread its influence and compassion across numerous hospitals and clinics, hoping to be a benefit for each one. Our impact has been tremendous, and we continue to advocate for all healthcare workers.

64 Gift Baskets Delivered

One of the ways we give back to caregivers is through delivering gift baskets, where we graciously donate care packages to numerous hospitals and clinics each month. We hope to alleviate burnout and to spread our cause to others.

Testimonials

Christine Kornu, MD

"It's nice to be appreciated. To feel recognized by high school students is very neat! It is super thoughtful of your team to come in and give back to us in return. Thank you so much!"

Elaine Tu, OD

"You guys totally just brightened our day. Sometimes when we get lots of patients, it can become very stressful and lead to burnout. Small acts of gratitude such as this help us to remember the purpose of being here! What you do truly does help, and we are super grateful."

Susie Yim Yeh, MD

"It was so great meeting the C4C team today! All of our respiratory therapists truly enjoyed the baskets. We greatly appreciate everything you do for the medical community!"