Practical aid. Multiplied.

Pure Works connects compassionate people, trusted partners, and practical aid for vulnerable communities.

Founded in 1999. Guided by James 1:27.

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How aid moves

Collaboration changes what becomes possible.

Pure Works calls it leveraged giving: obtaining needed goods below their stated wholesale value through experienced partners.

Illustrated world route connecting regions where Pure Works has historical project records
Listen locally

Projects begin with people and partners who understand the need on the ground.

Procure carefully

Historical records describe medicine and supplies obtained below stated wholesale value.

Deliver together

Partners, volunteers, clinicians, and local leaders move practical aid where it is needed.

This is an explanation of the historical Pure Works model. It is not a promise of a current or future donation ratio.

Historical case: Nepal

A claim should carry its evidence with it.

A legacy project article describes a medicine procurement and delivery for Jordan International Aid.

1,908.80reported medicine and delivery cost
95,650.50stated wholesale medicine value

Published as a historical example. Wholesale value is not cash raised and does not predict what a future gift will accomplish.

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Proof and context

Dates, places, partners, and limits stay attached.

A historical Pure Works project photograph from the archived website
Historical project photograph preserved from pureworks.org. Identity, date, and reuse permissions remain under review.
  • HistoryPublic records on the legacy site span projects from 2013 through 2019, with the origin story beginning in 1999.
  • PlacesZambia, the Philippines, Nepal, Haiti, Mexico, and communities in the United States appear in the current archive.
  • PartnersEvery organization is named in historical context. Current relationships must be confirmed before launch.
  • SourcesOriginal pages and four public PDFs have been preserved for review.

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One encounter became a long record of work.

Juliet

Rich Young's first-person account of a severely burned two-year-old in Zambia explains why medical supplies became a project focus.

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Philippines and Zambia

The preserved archive begins a detailed sequence of mission and project pages.

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Nepal

Medical teams and collaborators responded after destructive earthquakes.

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A wider geography

Historical pages include Haiti, Mexico, the Philippines, Zambia, Nepal, Tucson, Mountain View, and San Francisco.

Compassion becomes practical through participation.

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Evidence

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