Angels for Change is proud to present the first issue of our newsletter, The Changemaker Chronicle. Click below to enjoy recaps of our 2021 events and achievements, and to preview some of our upcoming events and fundraisers.
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Angels for Change — 2025 Year in Review
From supporting patients through dozens of different shortage crisis to launching a first-of-its-kind oncology resiliency program to shaping national policy conversations, 2025 was a year of bold action and patient-driven progress.
Together with partners across healthcare, government, and industry, we:
Protected patients during critical drug shortages
Launched Project GOLD to proactively safeguard cancer care
Protected 4 addition essential medicines for the American people with Project PROTECT
Elevated patient voices in policy and supply chain reform
Built momentum toward a more resilient medicine supply system
See how collaboration, transparency, and patient leadership are driving lasting change.
In the News
Nearly half of U.S. drug shortages, 47%, are tied to sudden spikes in demand, according to new data from the USP Medicine Supply Map. Angels for Change Project GOLD is highlighted in the article as a solution-oriented initiative that uses demand signals and buffer supply to help protect patients from shortages.
In the News
Drug shortages aren’t theoretical, they’re affecting families right now. In a recently reaired Tradeoffs podcast episode, Angels for Change is highlighted as a lifeline for patients facing active shortages.
In the News
Laura Bray discusses the personal inspiration behind her nonprofit, Angels for Change in a December 2025 interview with Voyage Tampa. Motivated by her daughter's struggle with chemotherapy drug shortages, Bray transitioned from a business professor to lead an organization dedicated to solving pharmaceutical supply chain issues.
In the News
Congratulations to Project PROTECT, recently honored with the 2025 EDSA Catalyst Award for Outstanding Industry Collaboration from the End Drug Shortages Alliance. This award honors a multi-stakeholder partnership that has measurably improved drug access and strengthened supply resilience through cooperation, transparency, and innovation.
This award is especially meaningful because it reflects what Project PROTECT was built on from the very beginning: collaboration, ingenuity, and a shared commitment to protecting patients from essential medicine shortages. Together, Angels for Change, STAQ Pharma, and the Children’s Hospital Association designed and launched a model that brings hospitals, advocacy groups, manufacturers, and supply chain experts around one table to strengthen the stability of the drug supply chain.
