Pump Avenue Foundation leads a nationwide and global medical device redistribution initiative, connecting insulin pumps not currently in use with patients who otherwise may not be able to access life-changing diabetes technology.
Donated pumps become life-changing resources for patients facing cost or insurance barriers.
Learn how to donatePatients and clinicians can begin the application process and learn what information is needed.
Apply for supportLearn how you can help expand access to insulin pump therapy for patients worldwide.
Get involved200+
Pumps Redistributed
$1.2M+
In Technology Repurposed
6
Countries Reached
200+
Patients Served
The Challenge
Insulin pump therapy can transform diabetes management, but costs of $5,000–$10,000 place it out of reach for millions of patients without adequate insurance. At the same time, thousands of functional insulin pumps are not currently in use each year when patients upgrade devices. Pump Avenue Foundation exists to close that gap.
Every extra insulin pump is a potential life-changing resource for a patient who needs it.
We spread awareness among providers and patients about device redistribution
Insulin pumps not currently in use are donated by patients, caregivers, and clinicians
We match pumps to patients based on compatibility and need
Pumps are delivered to patients in the U.S. and internationally
Our Global Reach
Expanding access to insulin pump therapy globally through local partnerships.
Founder & CEO
MD Candidate, Harvard Medical School
Director of Redistribution
MD Candidate, Harvard Medical School
Our advisors bring deep expertise across diabetes care, health systems, and social innovation.
Chief, Diabetes Section, Brigham and Women's Hospital; Associate Professor, Harvard Medical School
Associate Professor of Surgery, Massachusetts General Hospital / Harvard Medical School
Associate Professor of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Director, Lemann Program on Creativity and Entrepreneurship, Harvard Office of Undergraduate Education
Recipient of the 2026 Harvard Medical School Dean's Community Service Award
Selected for Harvard HealthLab Accelerator
Selected for Harvard Innovation Labs
Presented at Diabetes Technology Meeting 2025
Selected for 2026 Health-Care Heroes
Working together to expand access to diabetes technology
East Valley Endocrinology & Diabetes
Insulin for Life USA
Friends of Fort Liberté
Join us in closing the diabetes technology access gap.