Care During COVID And Everyday

“Nothing in life is to be feared; it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less.”

– Marie Curie

COPILOT Provider Support Services is based in the healthcare field, and therefore has experience and insight into issues that those suffering from illness and injury are facing. Through COPILOT Cares, it has been possible to support free clinics and pharmacies in order to bring improved health care to thousands of people who need it.

In partnership with the Bali Memorial Trust, COPILOT Cares has been able to support medical dispensaries, hospitals, and free clinics in Pakistan, geared to provide health and wellness care to underprivileged populations there.

When the COVID-19 pandemic began, Dr. Moby Kazmi oriented the resources of COPILOT Cares toward helping fight the spread of the disease. COPILOT Cares donated over 10,000 masks to populations in India and Pakistan and subsidized over 1000 COVID-19 tests to help the overwhelming need for testing in those heavily populated nations.

Under the direction of Dr. Kazmi, COPILOT Cares continues to focus on providing health care to vulnerable populations.

Current Projects

“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.”

-M. Gandhi

A Vision for Visual Health

Around the world, thousands suffer from visual health conditions like cataracts. While common in the US, cataract surgeries are often inaccessible globally. COPILOT Cares prioritizes creating “Eye Camps” in regions like South Asia to address avoidable vision problems. Our senior leadership, including President Dr. Moby Kazmi, CTO Tynan Markey, and SVP Matthew McGrath, have personally visited these camps to oversee and support our efforts.

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Taking on The Global Water Crisis

Water is a basic human right, yet a water crisis threatens millions worldwide. COPILOT Cares has been working to install water pumps that provide free, clean drinking water for communities in the developing world.

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Joy is a precious and necessary resource for everyone

Fighting Food and Shelter Insecurity

When COPILOT moved to Florida, we immediately sought out a way to make a difference for those who suffer from homelessness and hunger in our community.

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International Disaster Relief

COPILOT Cares' commitment to charitable causes is about more than just financial support. When disasters strike, our team is ready to provide meaningful aid to those that need it. This might mean building tents for flood victims, or helping to find shoes for displaced families. This preparedness and willingness to jump into action is all a part of our commitment to helping those in need.

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Food for Change

Hundreds of bags of flour, tins of cooking oil, lentils, tea, and other essential foods have been purchased and distributed with help from COPILOT Cares with the goal of providing a full month of food rations to villages we connect with internationally.

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Christmas in July

Joy is a precious and necessary resource for everyone, but it is especially needed for children who are suffering from illness. COPILOT Cares has an initiative designed to share special moments by bringing toys to children in hospitals.

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A Home For Hope

Creating a safe and stable environment for children who have lost their parents is crucial if they are to thrive after the emotional trauma they have suffered. COPILOT Cares supports initiatives for orphanages to help with basic needs, but also to pay for counselling that helps nurture young people and give them self-confidence.

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Build Learning

Access to quality education is another basic human right. By supporting schools in developing nations, COPILOT Cares makes sure that everyone is given the dignity and power that education provides.

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Care During COVID and Every Day

Like so many others, during the global pandemic, we shifted some of our efforts. COPILOT Cares continues to allocate resources toward providing necessities, such as masks and tests, in developing countries that desperately need them.

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