2025-06-23T07:55:07-07:00 2023-12-31 272203788 C & A Financial 1801 Hicks Rd Ste D Rolling Meadows IL 60008 990 2023-01-01 822517347 MedGlobal Inc MEDG 7089356723 10604 Southwest Highway Suite 107 Chicago Ridge IL 60415 Mohammed Z Sahloul MD President 2025-06-23 true true Thabraize Ahmed P00533248 8474859407 2023 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X 10604 Southwest Highway Suite 107 Chicago Ridge IL 60415 16508033 false X N/A X 2017 IL MedGlobal is a humanitarian non-governmental organization working to serve vulnerable communities around the world by providing innovative, free, and sustainable healthcare. Our health services support refugees, displaced persons, and other marginalized communities in crisis-affected and low-resource settings. MedGlobal supports local medical providers and humanitarian partners, builds capacity through critical health training, works with local communities on critical public health responses, deploys healthcare volunteers, and donates medical equipment, medications and supplies. These services provide life-saving and life-sustaining care, based on needs-assessments and best practices, to the most vulnerable around the world. 22 15 6 142 0 12632992 16508033 0 0 0 12632992 16508033 1257947 0 172178 366306 0 721101 11760777 14408767 11932955 16033020 700037 475013 3388918 5636439 35117 1025122 3353801 4611317 MedGlobal is a humanitarian non-governmental organization working to serve vulnerable communities around the world by providing innovative, free, and sustainable healthcare. Our health services support refugees, displaced persons, and other marginalized communities in crisis-affected and low-resource settings. MedGlobal supports local medical providers and humanitarian partners, builds capacity through critical health training, works with local communities on critical public health responses, deploys healthcare volunteers, and donates medical equipment, medications and supplies. These services provide life-saving and life-sustaining care, based on needs-assessments and best practices, to the most vulnerable around the world. false false 13972716 In 2023, MedGlobal delivered critical humanitarian aid across conflict and disaster-affected countries/regions. Middle EastIn Gaza, MedGlobal provided care to nearly 34,000 patients, distributed over $1 million in medical supplies, delivered fuel to keep hospitals running, and supplied food, hygiene kits, and critical medical resources. In Lebanon, they expanded healthcare access with nearly 39,000 care packages, responded to a cholera outbreak, offered mobile mental health services, and supported vulnerable refugees and elderly populations. In Syria, they supported 16 hospitals, conducted over 229,000 patient visits, delivered trauma and surgical care, distributed ultrasound devices, and trained healthcare workers. In Yemen, MedGlobal strengthened maternal and child healthcare, conducted over 300 surgeries, improved healthcare infrastructure, responded to waterborne disease threats post-cyclone, and trained 1,000 health workers in mental health resilience.AfricaIn Sudan, amid widespread conflict, MedGlobal supported hospitals and clinics, built a new healthcare center, distributed life-saving medical supplies, conducted a vector control campaign reaching 60,000 people, and provided maternal and child healthcare while addressing acute malnutrition. In Libya, following devastating floods, MedGlobal delivered aid to 400 households, provided food to 2,000 people, and repaired or improved 400 homes. In Morocco, after a major earthquake, they donated $1.4 million in medical supplies, sponsored 35 surgeries, built 30 shelters, and supported both healthcare facilities and mental health programs for affected communities.EuropeIn Ukraine, MedGlobal donated $2.4 million in medical supplies, trained nearly 1,500 healthcare workers, operated mobile clinics in war-affected areas, and installed a water filtration system in Kherson, providing ongoing medical support across 20 regions.South AsiaIn Bangladesh, MedGlobal served over 75,000 Rohingya refugees and host community members through healthcare consultations, vaccinations, education, and training of over 350 healthcare workers, while also delivering services in maternal, child, and chronic disease care.Latin AmericaIn Colombia, MedGlobal provided healthcare, medications, food, and case management to thousands of migrants transiting the Darien Gap. 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Field Offices are required to obtain Headquarter pre-approval for the monthly expenses incurred in the field.The actual vs. budget reports are reviewed on a monthly basis by the regional Finance and Operation Director and any under/overspent is discussed with the Country Project Managers, the Headquarter program team and the Executive Director. Funds are transferred from MedGlobal Headquarters to the field offices as per a fund request approved by the head of the program and reviewed by the HQ Program and finance team. Before submitting any new request, Field Offices must provide support documents to clear the initial request. All program activities and expenses are monitored against budget and grant documents to ensure full compliance with the terms and conditions of each grant. Segregation of duties is required at both levels: Headquarter and fields offices. Subrecipients:Once the oversight committee identifies the correct Subrecipient, the Subrecipient is required to provide their recent audit reports and a proof of registration that they are legally allowed to work in the area of implementation.High-risk subrecipients are identified prior to dealing with any new partners by conducting pre-award risk assessment and background check as well as reviewing the partners annual reports and the historical programs to ensure that the partners have the ability to implement the project activities. In order for the Subrecipients to receive funds, it is required to sign and acknowledge MedGlobal compliance policies such as our Anti-Bribery, Code of Conduct and Ethics Statement, Conflict of Interest and Whistleblower Policy. They must also provide MedGlobal with a project monitoring plan, follow a procurement threshold and Measurable Program & Effectiveness Policy. Subrecipients are required to follow the the terms and conditions set forth by the original grantor requirements and donors regulations.Monitoring reviews/feedback are used to provide technical assistance and trainings for subrecipients to enable subrecipients to maintain funding and follow the applicable rules and regulations to ensure that MedGlobal subrecipients comply with Grant Subaward requirements and maintain their funding. Ongoing program, financial and administrative training and technical assistance is provided.MedGlobal Program Managers conduct periodic visits to review a subrecipient's overall implementation of the program, adherence to program guidelines, and achievement of Grant Subaward goals and objectives and to identify issues and provide technical assistance as needed. MedGlobals Headquarter team is responsible for: 1. Payment reviews of invoices and other documents supporting a reimbursement claimed by and made to the subrecipient 2. Monitor subrecipients during the term of the Grant Subaward3. Monitor efforts and focus on the areas of most significant risk4. All monitoring findings are addressed through appropriate corrective actions true International Humanitarian re 7667 W 95th St Suite 105 Hickory Hills IL 60457 823645582 501c3 28302 0 Humanitarian relief Sudanese American Physicians 1620 Hardeman Ln Plano TX 75075 833464851 501c3 10000 0 Humanitarian relief UA-Razom 140 2nd Ave Suite 305 New York NY 10003 464604398 501c3 10000 0 Humanitarian relief 2 1 4353890 FMV false false false Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11b The Form 990 is prepared by an external accounting firm, independent of the auditing firm. Once prepared, it is reviewed by the finance manager, finance director, and executive director before it is filed. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c Annually, board members are requested to complete and update the conflict of interest disclosure form as part of the audit process. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15a ED compensation is based on budget, funding and approval from board of directors Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15b Director of Advocacy & Communication and Director of Finance compensation is based on budget, funding and approval from board of directors Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 18 MedGlobal makes its annual audited financial statement & 990s available to the public through its website and its Guidestar profile. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 No documents available to the public. Form 990, Part XI, Line 9 Donated Services Expenses = -$1050835 Amended Explanation We are amending our Form 990 to reflect the updated figures from the completed audit report, which was not available at the time of the original tax return filing and file Form 5713.