Contribute to create the possible

Two smiling women sitting on stone steps holding multiple boxes of Always brand sanitary pads for feminine hygiene.
Two smiling women sitting on stone steps holding multiple boxes of Always brand sanitary pads for feminine hygiene.
Menstrual Equity

Help provide menstrual pads to women and girls in Havana through local women’s organizations

Health Security

Help provide the medicines and medical supplies that clinics and care centres in Cuba request

Where your donation goes
Your donation goes where you choose. Gifts made to specific projects or campaigns support that campaign. If circumstances change or a campaign is fully funded, remaining funds go to the most closely related purpose, as reported in our Three-Year Impact Report.

How resources are shared
One Shared Future | Un Futuro Compartido distributes resources requested by local organizations in Cuba. Donations are shared fairly among our partner groups, based on their needs.

Transparency and accountability
All team members outside Cuba volunteer their time and expertise, and our volunteers cover their own travel costs to Cuba. Donated funds may cover additional baggage fees for transporting donated items, and payment processing fees are deducted before funds reach us. All items are declared and go through the appropriate customs procedures in Cuba, and our partners distribute them to the people and animals in their communities who need them most. One Shared Future|Un Futuro Compartido is a nonprofit organization, not a registered charity; we cannot issue tax receipts.

Donations are possible via the PayPal system on our website or e-transfers to onesharedfutureinfo@gmail.com. Thank you again for all your support!

A brown and white dog sitting in a cardboard box, wearing a green plaid collar against a textured wall.
A brown and white dog sitting in a cardboard box, wearing a green plaid collar against a textured wall.

Your donation goes to the most urgent priority at any given time

Where Most Needed
A young community leader talks to a diverse group of neighbors outdoors near residential homes on a cloudy day.
A young community leader talks to a diverse group of neighbors outdoors near residential homes on a cloudy day.
Solar Microgrid Community Project

Support the installation of a community solar energy project in Campamento 7

Close-up of diverse hands joined together in a circle, representing unity, teamwork, and community collaboration.
Close-up of diverse hands joined together in a circle, representing unity, teamwork, and community collaboration.
Animal Rescue and Care

Contribute funds to support sterilization and rehabilitation efforts by local organizations

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A wall of stacked vintage suitcases in various colors and textures, featuring antique metal latches and worn leather details.
Transportation of Supplies

Contribute funds for the transportation of donated supplies to organizations in Cuba

Food Security

Help buy basic food staples for community kitchens that serve free meals in Havana.

How donations work

Requested

Our community partners in Cuba tell us what they need.

Reviewed

We check that each donated item is safe, useful and needed.

Accepted

We confirm with you what we can take, and how much.

Transported

Our volunteers bring the donations to Cuba and declare them at customs.

Delivered

Community partners receive it and share it with the people and animals who need it.

Two men standing behind a veterinary table with medical supplies, including syringes and boxes, in a clinic setting.
Two men standing behind a veterinary table with medical supplies, including syringes and boxes, in a clinic setting.

Help us make every donation count

We ask donors to give items that are safe, clean, functional and suitable for the people and animals we serve. A simple test: would you feel comfortable giving it to someone you care about?

Generally we can't accept items that are expired, damaged, heavily worn or unsafe. Some categories, including medicines, medical supplies and veterinary products, have additional requirements, so please contact us before donating them.

Not sure what to give? Funds let our partners get exactly what they need.

Resources requested by community partners

Medical supplies
Dental supplies
Ophthalmology supplies
Physical rehabilitation supplies
 Medical equipment
 General medical supplies

Medication and Supplies for Animals

Have veterinary medicines or supplies that aren't on this list, or that are close to or past their expiry date? Please contact us before donating at onesharedfutureinfo@gmail.com. Our partner veterinarians in Cuba review each item, and we only bring what they confirm can be used safely.

A tiny newborn tuxedo kitten being bottle-fed milk by a caregiver for rescue and neonatal animal care.
A tiny newborn tuxedo kitten being bottle-fed milk by a caregiver for rescue and neonatal animal care.
A brown and white short-haired dog wearing a plaid collar sitting in a cardboard box outdoors.
A brown and white short-haired dog wearing a plaid collar sitting in a cardboard box outdoors.

Veterinary medicines and supplies are always needed, and the items listed below are frequently requested:

Powdered milk replacement for kittens
Supplements for cats or dogs
Antibacterial and antifungal shampoo for dogs and cats
Medication to treat internal and external parasites: such as for fleas, ticks, lice and mange or deworming
Antibiotics for animals
Absorbable sutures

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One Shared Future | Un Futuro Compartido

shared resources with community-led initiatives in Cuba