Press Release
Rachel Splinter
Angels for Change and Medivant Healthcare ...

Announcing: A new milestone to strengthen U.S. readiness for critical medicines.

Today, Angels for Change and Medivant Healthcare announced the completion of a key Project PROTECT milestone, establishing ready-to-activate U.S. manufacturing capacity for 10% Calcium Chloride Injection, an essential medicine used in emergency and critical care.

Through the partnership, Medivant has completed development of Calcium Chloride Injection and advanced the medicine into Project PROTECT’s readiness phase, creating domestic manufacturing capacity that can be activated when supply disruptions threaten patient access.

“Project PROTECT is about staying ahead of shortages before they reach patients,” said Laura Bray, Chief Change Maker at Angels for Change. “By partnering with Medivant Healthcare to prepare domestic capacity for Calcium Chloride Injection, we are demonstrating what proactive shortage preparedness can look like and building the ability to respond before a supply disruption becomes a patient crisis.”

Since launching in 2022, Project PROTECT has strengthened U.S. readiness for 14 essential medicines, seven of which have subsequently experienced shortages, with more than 850,000 patient treatments accessed during shortages.

Angels for Change and Medivant Healthcare Advance U.S. Readiness for Critical Calcium Chloride Injection
In the News
Rachel Splinter
Patient One, Now a Patient Advocate: Abby Bray ...

For the first time since 2019, Abby Bray is sharing her cancer journey in her own words.

For years, Abby kept her story private. Now, five years cancer-free, she is choosing to share her experience and use her voice to advocate for other patients facing drug shortages.

Abby was Patient One for Angels for Change.

Today, she is helping carry that mission forward as a member of the Angels for Change Patient Advocacy Board, which brings patients, caregivers, and lived experiences directly into our advocacy work.

Patient One, Now a Patient Advocate: Abby Bray Shares Her Story
Press Release
Rachel Splinter
Angels for Change Brings Pharmaceutical Leaders ...

Angels for Change (A4C) successfully concluded its sold out SummitONE 2026, its annual healthcare summit focused on strengthening pharmaceutical supply chain resilience, at Pfizer's headquarters in New York City. The two-day event brought together executives and experts from across the pharmaceutical ecosystem; including manufacturers, distributors, healthcare systems, regulators, policymakers, and patient advocates. SummitONE advances collaboration and actionable solutions to strengthen access to medicines and end drug shortages.

Angels for Change Brings Pharmaceutical Leaders Together at SummitONE 2026 to Advance a More Resilient Drug Supply Chain
Rachel Splinter
Angels for Change Launches Project GOLD Phase 2

Project GOLD is growing. Building on the success of its groundbreaking first phase, Angels for Change has launched Project GOLD Phase 2, expanding the nation's first collaborative initiative designed to protect cancer patients from drug shortages. With new manufacturer and distributor partners and an expanded portfolio of 15 high-risk oncology medicines, Phase 2 strengthens a proven model built on strategic U.S.-based buffer supply, early warning systems, and cross-sector collaboration. Following the successful protection of patient access during the national leucovorin shortage, Project GOLD continues to demonstrate that when industry leaders unite around a shared commitment to patients, together we can build a more resilient pharmaceutical supply chain and help ensure lifesaving cancer treatments remain available when patients need them most.

Angels for Change Launches Project GOLD Phase 2
A4C News, Newsletter
Rachel Splinter
Change Maker Chronicle: The March Forth Edition

The newest Change Maker Chronicle is here! Drug shortages are still impacting patients every day, but together we are pushing forward. See how we’re raising awareness, fostering advocacy, and building resilent drug supply chains to end drug shortages NOW.

Change Maker Chronicle: The March Forth Edition

8,333 Bladder Cancer Patients a Year are not Receiving Optimal Care, Announces Angels for Change in Latest Report

Tampa, FL [February 21st, 2023]– Angels for Change announced the release of  white paper, "Implications of the National BCG Shortage", that describes the ongoing gap in supply and anticipated future demand of Bacillus Calmette-Guerin (BCG), an essential oncology medication used to treat patients with bladder cancer. 

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