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Corporate Giving at Gilead Sciences Pursuing a Healthier World At Gilead, we create a healthier world by discovering, developing and delivering innovative medicines and we believe that all people deserve access to care that can improve their lives. Yet we recognize it takes more than medicine — many people face barriers to obtaining high quality care.
Through our corporate giving programs, we work to break down these barriers to build healthier communities. Partnering for Impact, Committed to Community We envision a world where high-quality healthcare is accessible for everyone. But for too many people, economic, social and geographic barriers prevent them from accessing the best possible care.
We work with partners and grantees to help overcome these obstacles around the world. We support community-based organizations and leaders who are working to increase capacity and strengthen systems and healthcare infrastructure at the local level.
Advocate for Social Change We advocate for change by partnering with individuals and communities to address social determinants of health such as education inequity, stigma and discrimination. We collaborate with communities, organizations and advocates, particularly those who work in HIV, liver disease and oncology, to affect change for individuals, for the communities we serve and for society as a whole.
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