Angels for Change

Our Angels for Change Q2 Newsletter is live!

From releasing a new white paper to advancing national conversations on drug shortages, see how we're driving patient-centered solutions and building momentum to end drug shortages.

Inside this issue:
📄 NEW: White Paper from Angels for Change
📰 Angels for Change in The New York Times
🏛️ Policy Leadership and Advocacy Updates
🔗 2025 Impact Report
🎟️ SummitONE Updates

🔗 Read more: https://canva.link/emek4jyx3qclndq

💙 Support this life-saving work: http://www.angelsforchange.org/donate

What’s your WHY? 💙 Drug shortages are not just a supply chain issue, they are a patient care issue.

Thank you Jennifer Bair, VP of Pharmacy Services & Chief Pharmacy Officer at Prisma Health, for sharing your WHY.

Jennifer’s experience has given her a firsthand view of the challenges patients and care teams face when first-line treatment options are unavailable. As part of the clinical team responsible for evaluating alternative therapies during shortage situations, she witnessed the impact these decisions can have on patient care.

Her story is a powerful reminder of why Angels for Change continues to advocate for a more resilient, reliable medication supply chain, so patients receive the medicines they need, when they need them.

Thank you, Jennifer, for your leadership, advocacy, and commitment to putting patients first.

💬 What's your WHY?
Share your story: angelsforchange.org/march-forth

Building a stronger, more resilient medication supply chain starts with collaboration.

Our General Counsel & Chief of Staff, Alison Verges Walters, recently visited and toured STAQ Pharma in Denver alongside April Giles from EDSA. As an Angels for Change Partner and Protector, STAQ is helping advance innovative solutions that protect patient access to life-saving medications.

Thank you to the STAQ Pharma team for opening your doors, sharing your expertise, and standing with us to end drug shortages. Together, we're creating meaningful change for patients across the country.

Drug shortages remain one of the most persistent challenges facing healthcare today.

Last week, our Chief of Staff & General Counsel, Alison Verges Walters, was honored to deliver the keynote address at the Colorado Pharmacists Society 2026 Annual Meeting, highlighting the ongoing impact of drug shortages and the collective effort needed to address them.

Thank you to the Colorado Pharmacists Society for convening this important discussion and fostering meaningful dialogue around solutions that strengthen medication access for patients nationwide.