For Funders

Structured, Scalable Access to Drug-Free Pain Relief

Convert philanthropic capital into durable relief: reusable, drug-free devices deployed through ministries, NGOs, and community health workers — with measurable reporting back to you.

Why Fund Pain Relief

Untreated pain quietly removes people from work, school, and caregiving across low-resource, refugee, and disaster-affected communities — and conventional responses built on clinics, drugs, and consumables cannot reach them at any sustainable cost.

“Global access requires a model that can travel beyond the clinic and continue working where people live.”

A reusable device changes the economics: fund it once, and it keeps working for years.

Impact Economics

$1,000,000 deploys 50,000 reusable devices $20 per device, delivered — and every gift scales the same way.

At program scale, bulk manufacturing and batched deployment bring the all-in cost to $20 per device delivered. (Individual device sponsorships are $80 — the difference is the leverage that scale funding buys.) Because each device is reusable and shareable within a household, with no refills or consumables, the cost per beneficiary continues to fall after the grant is spent.

How Funding Becomes Impact

1 · Procurement

Bulk device manufacturing at scale pricing.

2 · Deployment

Distribution through ministries, NGOs, and community health workers.

3 · Training

Train-the-trainer capacity that stays local.

4 · Monitoring

Usage and outcome reporting back to funders.

Ways to Support

Sponsor Deployments

Fund a defined regional deployment with named reporting and clear unit economics.

Partner Through Existing Programs

Add durable pain relief to health programs you already fund. It helps support continue between visits, beyond facilities, and across daily life — so the value of existing programs reaches farther.

Fund Rapid & Emergency Access

Pre-position devices for disaster response through our Rapid Response Relief Fund.

Scale Regional Efforts

Carry a proven Phase 1 pilot to Phase 2 population scale through the Global Pain Relief Initiative.

Accountability

Pain Relief International is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 81-2500234) holding the GuideStar Transparency Seal. Funders receive deployment reporting, and our Clinical Evidence & Research page documents the published research behind the technology — including its scope and limitations.

Start the Conversation

Tell us the population or geography you care about, and we'll return a structured deployment proposal with unit economics, timeline, and reporting plan.