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OPERATION SMILE

31 YEARS OF HISTORY ____________________________

BACKGROUND

Our HistoryStarting an organization that transforms lives

Operation Smile was born in the Philippines with its very first mission in Naga City, Camarines Sur in 1982.

In 1982, Dr. Bill Magee and Kathy Magee, his wife, traveled to the Philippines with a group of medical volunteers to repair children's cleft lips and cleft palates. They discovered hundreds of children with deformities, and although they helped many children, the volunteers were forced to turn away the majority of those who sought help. The Magees saw the need, and Operation Smile was born.

In August 18, 1988, Operation Smile Philippines Foundation, Inc. (OSP) was registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission as a non-stock, not-for-profit organization as the very first resource country organization of the Operation Smile International global network.

It has been conducting year-round missions in partnership with public and private groups all over the country with a strong network of highly-trained local medical volunteers.

CO-FOUNDERS

DR. William P. Magee Jr CEO & Co-Founder

Mrs. Kathleen Magee President & Co-Founder

BACKGROUND

HISTORY ASIA MILESTONES-1982 – Born date, Operation Smile Philippines -1989 – Operation Smile Vietnam-1991 – Operation Smile China-1996 – Conrad Hilton Award-1997 – Operation Smile Thailand-1999 – World Journey of Smiles-2002 – Operation Smile Cambodia, India

and World Summit-2006 – World Summit-2007 – World Journey of Smiles-2012 - Journey Home

BACKGROUND

HISTORY ASIA MILESTONES-1982 – Born date, Operation Smile Philippines -1989 – Operation Smile Vietnam-1991 – Operation Smile China-1996 – Conrad Hilton Award-1997 – Operation Smile Thailand-1999 – World Journey of Smiles-2002 – Operation Smile Cambodia, India

and World Summit-2006 – World Summit-2007 – World Journey of Smiles

HISTORY- PHILIPPINES

Quick Facts 

•1982 - Operation Smile started in the Philippines•1988 - Operation Smile Philippines was incorporated under Philippine laws•1999 - Operation Smile Philippines started to conduct local missions•2000 - Operation Smile Philippines receives the Presidential Citation “Kaanib ng Bayan Award”•2010 - Operation Smile Philippines Davao Chapter was formed•2010 - Operation Smile Philippines Mindanao Cleft Center was inaugurated•2011 - Davao-based Filipino nurse Norie DeGuzman gets the Lucy Kabii

Award for Excellence in Nursing•2011 - Operation Smile Philippines Manila Comprehensive Cleft Center inaugurated

Accreditations and Affiliations

• OSP works with different groups in giving the gift of a smile in different parts of the country:

Adventist Development and Relief AgencyAssociation of Foundations, Inc.Brokenshire Integrated Health Ministries, Inc.Brotherhood Foundation for Community DevelopmentCharity First Foundation, Inc.Hope Foundation, Inc.Kapampangan Development Foundation, Inc.Mariquita Salimbangon Yeung Charitable Foundation, Inc.Operating Room Nurses Association of the Philippines, Inc.Philippine Society of AnesthesiologistsRuel FoundationSocial Action Center of PampangaThe Philippine Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic SurgeonsUCCP Social Concerns Foundation, Inc.

• OSP is an active member of the Association of Foundations and PhilDev.

OPERATION SMILE MISSION STATEMENT

Throughout the world, Operation Smile volunteers repair childhood facial deformities while building public and private partnerships that advocate for sustainable healthcare systems for children and families. Together, we create smiles, change lives, heal humanity.

KEY ELEMENTS THAT FORMED OPERATION SMILE

Global Medical Care > Transforming Smiles

Volunteerism > Spreading Smiles

Medical Diplomacy > Building Smiles

Global Standards of Care > Deserving Smiles

Sustainable Development > Lasting Smiles

Transforming Smiles, Changing Lives: We bring positive change to children's lives.

• Over its 31 year history, Operation Smile volunteers have treated more than 200,000 children

• worldwide and currently has programs in 25 partner countries.

Lasting Smiles, Sustainability: We leave a lasting legacy

• Operation Smile supplies the infrastructure, equipment, training and expertise, to ensure health

• care improvements for children will continue in its partner countries around the world after the mission team leaves.

• In several of our partner countries in Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, Africa and Eastern

• Europe, Operation Smile continues to create Comprehensive Care Centers that will provide ongoing medical care and treatment and build a local network of medical volunteers and community support.

Building Smiles, Medical Diplomacy: We build new relationships through a new form ofdiplomacy

Operation Smile brings the nations and people of the world closer together through the sharing of medical expertise, volunteers, training, resources, know-how and passion for changing children’s lives.

· In July 2006, nearly 40 Operation Smile volunteers worked in cooperation with the U.S. military’s Navy hospital ship USNS Mercy and members of Chittagong Medical College Hospital to provide new smiles to 54 children in Chittagong, Bangladesh.

· As part of its ongoing effort to create a global humanitarian network to bring healing to the world’s children, Operation Smile will also host international forums on Medical Diplomacy.

Spreading Smiles, Volunteerism: We demonstrate the concept of volunteerism with every medical mission around the world

Operation Smile has one of the world’s largest volunteer networks, utilizing more than 5,000 medical and non-medical professionals around the world.

· By example, Operation Smile is promoting the concept of volunteerism across the globe, showing people how their time, skill and resources can have a far-reaching impact on every life they touch.

· More than 450 Operation Smile Student Associations worldwide build awareness, raise funds and educate thousands of students about the values of commitment, leadership and volunteerism, instilling in them for life the importance of giving to others.

Deserving Smiles, Setting Global Standards: We are ensuring that every child receives thehighest standard of care

-Over the past 30 years, Operation Smile has created a global medical institution comprised of aworldwide network of teaching hospitals and university partners to help train healthcareprofessionals.

-Education Exchange programs are offered through University Partnerships withleading medical teaching institutions such as Yale University, Harvard University, Chang GungHospital and University (Taiwan), and the University of Southern California.

·- More than 650 health care professionals have attended the annual Operation Smile PhysiciansTraining Program (PTP) since 1987. PTP brings physicians from all of our partner countries to theU.S. for advanced training in their specialized skills.

-· Operation Smile implements the Global Standards of Care for all of its medical programs as a commitment to ensuring that every patient treated by Operation Smile will benefit from the same sophisticated equipment, procedures, and highly trained and credentialed medical staff, no matter where they receive care around the world.

- All Operation Smile operating rooms will be equipped with the most up-to-date medical and surgical equipment. Additionally, Operation Smile is providing emergency supplies in accordance with the American Heart Association to support pediatric and advanced cardiac life support. ·

The highest standard of care for every child. Every time.

QUICK FACTS OF OPERATION SMILE

• Operation Smile partner countries all over the world and Asia Pacific

• Since 1982, more than 200,000 children and young adults have been treated by thousands of volunteers worldwide and thousands of healthcare professionals have been trained globally.

• Operation Smile has Global Resource Chapters and National Leadership Circles in Hong Kong, London, Rome, Los Angeles, and New York City that raise funds and awareness to support international programs.

• For $240 Operation Smile can change a child's life by giving the gift of a surgery.

• Global medical institution comprised of a worldwide network of teaching hospitals and university partners including Yale University, Harvard University, Chang Gung Hospital and University (China), and the University of Southern California.

• The annual Physicians' Training Program (PTP) brings doctors from around the world to the United States for advanced training in their specialized skills. Since 1987, more than 650 health care professionals have attended the program

• The World Care Program: since 1985, more than 150 World Care patients have received life-changing surgery.

• More than 450 Operation Smile Student Associations in the United States and around the world build awareness, raise funds and educate students about values of commitment, leadership and volunteerism.

WORLD JOURNEY OF SMILES MAP

31 Years, More than 200,000 Smiles, We’ve Just Begun…