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Project Embrace was tapped on by the international community to initiate a comprehensive effort to send essential medical equipment to the Gaza region.

Do you have a set of crutches lying around? How about a walker or a wheelchair that you once used but no longer need? Instead of it taking up space and collecting dust at home one Utah organization is taking these medical items, giving them new life and finding them a new home.

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A local nonprofit needs help as they try to round up gently-used medical equipment and deliver it to communities in need.

Hundreds of Chicago students got some help prepping for prom in Little Village, with all sorts of free prom dresses and attire to choose from.

Project Embrace, a local non-profit founded in 2017, speaks with FOX 13 News to discuss it's efforts to improve access to healthcare for underserved communities across the globe.

Project Embrace is a nonprofit organization that collects gently used medical devices and redistributes them to low income and marginalized communities.

On a cold and rainy Wednesday in January, a small group of University of Utah students spent hours of their winter break transferring roughly 400 medical devices from a storage facility in West Valley City, and then loading them into two small trucks.

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