MSHH Donor Closet

Our Story

Nearly two decades ago, a generous donation of medical equipment sparked the creation of Medical Supply and Health Help, known as MSHH Donor Closet. Founded by Bill Brayer, this nonprofit began with a simple mission: to refurbish and distribute used medical equipment to those in need. Today, MSHH operates entirely with volunteers who dedicate their time to help individuals facing health challenges, particularly those suffering from Multiple Sclerosis.

From humble beginnings in a garage, MSHH has grown to serve communities across Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska. The current location beneath the IGA grocery store in downtown Edmonds is a testament to the organization's commitment to providing essential medical supplies at minimal costs. The MSHH Donor Closet is stocked with a variety of refurbished and new equipment, all aimed at improving the quality of life for those in need.

Impact

MSHH Donor Closet provides vital Durable Medical and Mobility equipment to individuals with Multiple Sclerosis who lack adequate resources or insurance. The organization also addresses urgent short-term needs, such as assistance with utilities or rent, ensuring that no one has to face these challenges alone.

Why Donate?

Donating to MSHH Donor Closet means contributing to a cause that directly impacts the lives of those in need. When durable medical equipment is no longer required, many choose to pass it on, allowing others to benefit. MSHH accepts these donations, refurbishes them, and offers them at a suggested minimum donation amount. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, all contributions are tax-deductible, and every dollar raised above operational costs goes directly to assisting individuals with Multiple Sclerosis in the Pacific Northwest.

Get Involved

Your support can make a significant difference! Consider donating cash or cryptocurrency to help MSHH continue its mission of providing essential medical equipment to those in need. Every contribution counts and helps improve the lives of individuals facing health challenges.