Pfizer

Partnerships for a Healthier World Pfizer Inc. is a research-based, global pharmaceutical company. We discover and develop innovative, value-added products that improve the quality of life of people around the world and help them enjoy longer, healthier, and more productive lives. Pfizer is a global leader in human pharmaceuticals, with particular strength in the treatment of cardiovascular (CV) diseases, central nervous system disorders, bacterial and viral infections, and women's health problems.

Life Is Our Life's Work®

Pfizer is also a leader in contributing to the development of communities where we live and work. Pfizer Inc. contributes funds through its Corporate Philanthropy Programs and through its business divisions to support community and global partnerships. In 2000, Pfizer Inc. contributed over $300 million toward improving the quality of life for people around the world. The company's philanthropic programs include grants in health and science education and donations of medicines to promote better access to care for underserved populations in the United States and around the world.

The core mission of Pfizer's health care philanthropy is to support programs that help people throughout the world live healthier and more productive lives. The focus is on community-based efforts to improve the health of those at greatest risk for poor health outcomes.

	Global Health - Access to Medicines and Care Finding solutions to global health problems requires the combined expertise of many organizations and individuals with the knowledge and commitment necessary to make a difference. Working with governments, businesses, and nonprofit organizations
Pfizer is building partnerships for a healthier world. These partnerships foster the development of new comprehensive approaches to issues such as the HIV/AIDS crisis around the world and access to quality health care in the U.S.

In addition to the Diflucan Partnership Program, our Global HIV/AIDS Partnerships and Initiatives include:

• Infectious Diseases Institute : Pfizer is partnering with the Academic Alliance for AIDS Care and Prevention, the San Francisco AIDS Foundation and others to build a treatment and training institute in Kampala, Uganda.
  
• International HIV/AIDS Health Literacy Grants Program : In 2002, the Pfizer Foundation provided $2 million in grants to support innovative HIV/AIDS health promotion programs in countries where Pfizer is donating Diflucan®. 

For more than 30 years, through medicine donations, training, education, mentoring and the building of medical infrastructures, Pfizer's Global Health initiatives and programs have helped improve and save lives worldwide.

For more information about our US and global programs, please visit Pfizer-Philanthropy.