LFR International

• $16 – Sponsor one trainee
• $54 – Save one healthy year of life (DALY)
• $160 – Sponsor ten trainees
• $1,800 – Save one life
• $5,000 – Sponsor one year of dispatch for one EMS program
• $7,500 – Sponsor one international LFR Staff Member
• $12,420 – Fund medical supplies for one EMS program
• $25,000 – Fund one EMS program (Visionary Donor)

• train an additional 400 responders in Level I EMS
• conduct a needs assessment and lay out first steps towards establishing Level II EMS (EKGs, intubation, stroke care) with our professional paramedic partners at the Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology in Kakamega, Kenya
• organize a knowledge retention study of Level I trainers in Kenya

• Over 90% of all injury-related deaths occur in Low- and Middle-Income Countries

• Up to 45% of these deaths are addressable through emergency medical services

• LFR International is an internationally registered NGO and 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that creates sustainable and scalable emergency medical services in resource limited settings. Our model of prehospital care is the most cost effective model developed to date and is backed by over 6 years of research resulting in 10+ peer-reviewed scientific publications .

We need your help to raise $1,000 every day for the next 10 days!

LFR empowers Lay First Responders.  We know our impact will be far reaching but we can’t do it without your support.  Founded by Peter Delaney and Zach Eisner, LFR International is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that creates scalable networks of emergency lay first responders in low- and middle-income countries to alleviate the global burden of traumatic injury that disproportionately affects developing countries.



This summer we have two exciting projects underway.  Teams on the ground in both Sierra Leone and Guatemala, we have begun training over 5,000 individuals this summer. We will equip every LFR International trained responder with a complete first aid kit to treat trauma victims.

We have been fortunate to receive grant support to underwrite our travel and staffing but we need help raising the funds to make basic emergency care, something we take for granted in the states, available to these underserved communities.


A gift of $50 provides training for 4 first responders. A $250 contribution will sponsor one full day of training. And a generous pledge of $1,000 would help us train and equip more than 75 first responders, providing medical coverage to 10,000 people.

For more information about our vision for this endevour, visit our website at www.LFRInternational.org  or you can email us at [email redacted]. You can also follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.