As the war in Ukraine grinds on, now almost four years into the conflict, a Houston-based charity is pushing urgently needed medical equipment toward the front lines—one pallet, one box, one hospital bed at a time.

Inside a bustling warehouse in Houston, volunteers move with the precision and speed of an automotive assembly line — but the parts they’re packing are not engines or car doors.

The nonprofit, Medical Bridges of Houston, is dedicated to bridging the healthcare gap worldwide by procuring and distributing medical equipment and supplies.

Local nonprofit Medical Bridges along with Texas A&M students converted a shipping container into a mobile clinic which will be sent to Ukraine.