Medical Charity in Syria and Beyond
The impact of your donations
33M+
Free medical services delivered since 2011
50+
Healthcare facilities supported
96%
of every dollar goes to programs
Our Featured Campaigns
As a leading Syria charity, SAMS (Syrian American Medical Society) delivers urgent medical care to the country’s most vulnerable communities. From rebuilding hospitals to protecting children and supporting cancer patients, your support helps make SAMS one of the most trusted charities for Syria. Explore our campaigns and make a donation to help save lives.
SAMS Al Afiah
Hospital
SAMS Al Afiah Hospital in Damascus will be a lifeline for children with heart defects, cancer patients, deaf children, and families seeking care and support.
Hama
Oncology Center
SAMS is launching a bold initiative to establish the first Oncology and Radiation Center in Hama - a comprehensive, state of the art facility that will save countless lives.
Hama Medical
Equipment
SAMS is working to equip healthcare facilities across Hama with the life-saving medical technology that was weakened or destroyed by years of conflict.
News and Updates
SANA: Syrian doctors perform complex ureter surgery on 13-year-old boy
Help SAMS Bring Relief to Refugees and Migrants
SANA: From silence to sound: Children begin hearing journey after cochlear implants in Idlib
September 2026: Advancing Care Today, Building Hope for Tomorrow
SANA: Syria opens rehabilitated mental health directorate in Damascus with EU support
Help Bring Advanced Cardiac Care to Patients in Syria
Our Programs
SAMS delivers a comprehensive range of medical and humanitarian programs tailored to the evolving needs of conflict-affected communities. Support our Syria charity through emergency trauma care and long-term health system strengthening.
Lifesaving Care, Led by Syrians
The Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS) is a global, Syrian-led humanitarian organization committed to delivering high-quality, compassionate healthcare to communities affected by conflict and crisis. Established in 1998 and expanded as a nonprofit in 2007.
