Vitamin Angels Free Annual Grants of Vitamin A Supplements and Multivitamins

Vitamin Angels Free Annual Grants of Vitamin A Supplements and Multivitamins

Vitamin Angels works to advance availability, access and use of micronutrients, especially vitamin A, among at-risk populations in need. It reduces child mortality worldwide by connecting essential nutrients with infants and children under five. ree annual grants of vitamin A supplements and multivitamins to permanent, locally registered NGOs working with children in the developing nations. Qualifying organizations must complete a grant application and agree to give granted vitamins only to children 6-59 months old who need them.

The Vitamin Angels Programs include Operation 20/20, a Vitamin A campaign and Thrive to Five, a multivitamin campaign.

Qualified organizations can apply to receive any of the following commodities donated by Vitamin Angels:

Operation 20/20                                                           

  • 100,000 IU vitamin A for infants 6-11 months
  • 200,000 IU vitamin A for children 12-59 months
  • Albendazole (limited availability; donated with vitamin A only)

Thrive to Five

  • Multivitamins for children 6-59 months
  • Multivitamins for pregnant and lactating women

Vitamin Angels Grantee Eligibility Requirements

Vitamin Angels grants selected micronutrient commodities to qualified non-profit organizations able to connect essential micronutrients, especially vitamin A, with beneficiaries that meet three requirements, including:

Beneficiaries must be situated in the U.S., and/or within selected countries (generally consistent with WHO or UNICEF identified vitamin A deficiency priority countries) in Africa, Asia, or Latin and South America.

The deadline to submit applications is 31 October 2013. For more information, visit at:

http://www.vitaminangels.org/starting-your-micronutrient-project

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Comment by Filmmaker for Change on February 13, 2013 at 12:25pm

That's great!  You'll also want to see how Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus worked with people to prevent vitamin deficiencies in Bangladesh by getting them seeds so that they could grow their own vegetables and take care of their health.  http://bonsaimovie.com/grameen-kalyan/  Really it is getting to the root of the problem instead of the band-aid, which would be great to think about when possible...

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