Kiah Williams teamed up with her fellow Stanford grads Adam Kircher and George Wang to develop SIRUM (Supporting Initiatives to Redistribute Unused Medicine).

SIRUM is a pioneering nonprofit organization that enables local, ongoing donations of medicine and supplies. SIRUM’s medicine donation program, currently serving California, changes the regulated medicine disposition process to permanently convert medicine destroyers into medicine donors, reducing environmental waste and providing life-saving medicines to those in need. SIRUM’s online platform connects unopened, unexpired medicines from health facilities, manufacturers and wholesalers with the needs of patients in safety-net clinics and coordinates all of a donation’s logistics including itemized drug manifests, tracking and shipping.

Kiah focuses on SIRUM’s organizational strategy and growth. Prior to SIRUM, she led national public health programs for the Clinton Foundation and American Heart Association. Kiah earned her bachelors and masters degrees from Stanford.

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