COVID-19 Vaccine Donations
As we’ve long said, as long as the virus is spreading anywhere, it’s a threat to people everywhere, including Americans here at home. That’s why earlier this year, President Biden announced that the United States will share over 1.2 billion doses with countries around the world. As of November 21, we’ve donated:
264,787,470
Vaccine Doses Shipped
On May 17, President Biden reaffirmed his commitment to leading an international and coordinated vaccine effort, announcing that the United States will provide 80 million doses of vaccines to meet global needs.
As of November 21, the United States, through coordinated efforts with Gavi and bilateral agreements, has delivered more than 260 million vaccine doses to over 110 countries.
To date, we have shipped millions of vaccines to over 30 African Union countries, roughly 25 countries in the Western Hemisphere, and to about 20 countries in Southern and Eastern Asia. This disease knows no borders and is affecting the entire world, and the U.S. is showing up, leading, and helping to bring an end to COVID-19.
Select a region below to learn more about our efforts.
Representation of locations is approximate.[1]