COVID-19 Relief
Status: CompletedThe Covid-19 pandemic has brought unprecedented challenges to the global community, with millions of people affected by the virus and struggling to access life-saving medical equipment. In response, the INT. Foundation has donated six state-of-the-art oxygen concentrators to the Covid-19 Relief Fund, providing much-needed support to healthcare workers and patients in need.
These oxygen concentrators represent a significant contribution to the ongoing battle against the pandemic, as they are highly efficient and reliable medical devices that can deliver oxygen to patients with respiratory distress. The donation reflects the INT. Foundation’s commitment to helping communities around the world during times of crisis, as well as its dedication to supporting healthcare workers on the front lines.
Impact
How can you contribute
- If you’re interested in contributing to the ongoing fight against Covid-19, there are several ways you can help. One of the most effective ways is by making a donation to a reputable organization or relief fund, like the one supported by the INT. Foundation.
- By making a donation, you can help to support healthcare workers on the front lines, provide critical medical equipment to those in need, and help to fund ongoing research into new treatments and vaccines. Even a small donation can make a significant impact, and every contribution counts in the fight against Covid-19.
News & Updates

The INT. Foundation’s donation of six oxygen concentrators to the Covid-19 Relief Fund continues to have a significant impact on the ongoing battle against the pandemic. The project has expanded to provide additional support to healthcare workers and patients in need, and the Foundation is exploring new ways to increase its impact in the future. As the world continues to grapple with the challenges posed by Covid-19, the INT. Foundation remains committed to helping communities around the world during times of crisis and supporting those on the front lines of the fight against the pandemic.