A 501(c)(3) nonprofit

Cubans are dying without basic medicine. You can change that.

Your gift funds one suitcase of life-saving medicine — delivered directly, by hand, to trusted Cuban doctors already caring for their neighbors.

Uli Reyes with the Beauti of Hope team on the ground

900

Antibiotic prescriptions per suitcase

The Problem

Basic medicine is impossible to find in Cuba.

Cuban doctors are skilled and committed — but the pharmacy shelves are empty. Families watch treatable illnesses become deadly ones. And most of us feel powerless, thousands of miles away, unsure how to help.

A child in extreme poverty — the reality of families without access to basic care

The reality

Antibiotics, inhalers, blood-pressure medication — none of it reliably available.

The feeling

Watching people suffer for what a $10 prescription would fix — and not knowing what to do.

The truth

No one should die from an illness we know how to treat.

A Beauti of Hope volunteer with two children on the ground
Your guide on the ground

We've done this before. We know the way in.

We understand the ache of watching from a distance. That's why Beauti of Hope was built — a small, all-volunteer team with trusted relationships in Cuba, a practicing physician leading medical sourcing, and a legal, proven method for getting medicine into the hands that will use it well.

Physician-led sourcing

Dr. Jon Cumberledge oversees every suitcase, from selection to delivery.

Trusted Cuban partners

Delivered only to doctors we know by name — Dr. Corunno, Roberto Rodriguez, and the Methodist Medical Fellowship.

100% volunteer

From couriers to leadership, no one is paid. Every dollar buys medicine or moves it.

Registered 501(c)(3)

Tax-deductible giving, transparent reporting, and receipts on every gift.

The Plan

Three simple steps between you and a life saved.

01

You give

Donate any amount, or sponsor a full suitcase at $2,800. Every gift is pooled to buy medicine in bulk at the lowest possible cost.

02

We pack a suitcase

Our medical team assembles up to 900 antibiotic prescriptions, inhalers, chronic-illness medication, and cancer treatments — every ounce of allowable weight.

03

Medicine reaches a family

A volunteer courier hand-carries it to Cuba and delivers it directly to trusted doctors, who dispense it — free — to the people who need it.

Cuban children — the neighbors and families your gift reaches
Inside the Suitcase

What one $2,800 suitcase carries.

Every item is chosen by our medical director, purchased in bulk, and delivered directly.

  • Over-the-counter products
  • Inhalers and respiratory support therapy
  • Antibiotics (up to 900 prescriptions per suitcase)
  • Chronic-illness medications (blood pressure, diabetes, arthritis)
  • Cancer treatments

Distributed safely and lawfully through trusted Cuban medical professionals — free to the patient.

Sponsor one suitcase

Full cost to deliver one suitcase of medicine

$2,800

Every dollar buys medicine or moves it. No overhead.

Medicine

varies by type; purchased in bulk

~$1,800
Beauti of Hope suitcase
~$80
Airfare & checked bags
~$650
Ground transport & lodging
~$300
With your help

A mother gets the inhaler. A child finishes the antibiotic. A grandfather keeps his blood pressure down.

Doctors we trust do what they've trained to do — and treatable illness stays treatable.

Without it

Preventable suffering keeps compounding — quietly, family by family.

The shelves stay empty. The next flight leaves without a suitcase. And the story doesn't have to end that way.

Latest Trip Update

Last delivery: April 2026. Next trip on the calendar.

Our last 48-hour round-trip delivery was successfully completed April 18–20, 2026. The next trip is planned for May 23–25, 2026. Your gift today puts medicine on the next flight.

Meet Our Team

Fully volunteer — from couriers to leadership.

Founder & Director

Uli Reyes

Founder of Beauti of Hope and board chair since 2016. Experienced nonprofit leader who previously established beauty-trade schools for women in Nicaragua, equipping hundreds with skills to earn a living and avoid exploitation.

Medical Director

Dr. Jon Cumberledge

Practicing physician at Williamson Medical Center (Franklin, TN). Leads medical sourcing and oversees safe, legal distribution through trusted Cuban doctors. Personally delivers 50- to 100-pound shipments of antibiotics and essential medicine on each trip.

Board Member & Director of Story

Zach Gray

Marketing strategist, storyteller, and humanitarian photographer documenting the mission to ensure transparency and inspire future support. Founder of clearFRAME Marketing and long-time advocate for purpose-driven brand storytelling.

Board Advisor

JT McCraw

Business leader and construction executive supporting logistics and field coordination for upcoming Cuba missions. Full bio coming soon.

Three ways to join

Pray. Give. Carry.

Pray

For wisdom, protection, and provision — for our couriers, the doctors we partner with, and the Cuban families they serve.

Give

Every dollar delivers essential medicine directly to trusted medical professionals. 100% volunteer-run — nothing is spent on salaries.

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Carry

Join a future trip as a volunteer courier and hand-deliver a suitcase yourself.

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FAQ

Questions before you give

Is this process legal?+
Yes. We follow all U.S. travel and donation guidelines and work only with trusted Cuban doctors who distribute medicines lawfully.
Can I get a tax receipt?+
Yes. Beauti of Hope is a registered 501(c)(3). All gifts are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
Where does my money go?+
Every dollar supports the mission: medicine delivery. Beauti of Hope is fully volunteer-run. From couriers to leadership, no one receives compensation.
How can I give by check, DAF, or stock?+
Contact uli@unruli.com for instructions.
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