Brother's Brother Foundation

Brother's Brother Foundation is located in Pittsburgh, United States on 1200 Galveston Ave. Brother's Brother Foundation is rated 3.7 out of 5 in the category non-profit organization in United States. Brother’s Brother Foundation is an international charity serving 149 countries, providing over 4 Billion dollars worth of medical supplies, pharmaceuticals, educational materials, and other humanitarian equipment to people around the world. All BBF programs are designed to fulfill the Foundation’s mission of building futures around the world. Brother’s Brother Foundation began in 1958 as a dream of a few to help the many around the world who lack good healthcare, education and nutrition. From the beginning its founder and leading spirit, Robert A. Hingson, M.D., urged that BBF’s resources be shared with local counterpart organizations in developing countries that shared the common desire to help those in need. In the following years, BBF has helped people in 149 countries, working through and in partnership with local agencies that want to help their own people. Together with partners in the United States and other more affluent countries, BBF has provided over $4,000,000,000 in goods and services, that includes 105,000 tons of medical supplies, text books, seeds and food that have touched many tens of millions with better health, education, nutrition, material security and hope. It has been an odyssey of love shared by many thousands of supporters (individual, corporate, institutional, etc.) in the teachers, builders, truckers, warehouse labor (paid and volunteer) who have carefully assigned the donations BBF has to those who could use them. A gift to Brother’s Brother is never singular. It is always multiplied by gifts from individuals, corporations, government grants, faith groups, rotary clubs, ethnic associations, and campaigns such as the Combined Federal Campaign, local United Ways and others. Donations are managed well by BBF staff and trustees, all of whom work hard to keep our administration and operating cost below 1% of the value of program services.