Project Resurge

Our Team

The team behind
Resurge.

University of Michigan students connecting medical supplies with the communities that need them.

Project Resurge volunteers together at a care-package event for local refugees
Our volunteers at a local care-package event.

Executive Board

Omar Al-Tabbal

Omar Al-Tabbal

University of Michigan–Ann Arbor

Chief Executive Officer & Founder

Sets our direction, oversees operations, delegates team responsibilities, and maintains donor and community partnerships.

Hayat Issa

Hayat Issa

University of Michigan–Ann Arbor

Chief Operations Officer

Supply acquisition management and contact with donors.

May Sughayar

May Sughayar

University of Michigan–Ann Arbor

Chief Financial Officer

Oversees all nonprofit finances, applies for funding, and maintains 501(c)(3) status.

Coordinators

Asmaa Issa

Asmaa Issa

University of Michigan–Ann Arbor

Legal Consultant

Maintains 501(c)(3) compliance, reviews donation risks, and prepares contracts and receipts.

Sami Ulayyet

Sami Ulayyet

University of Michigan–Ann Arbor

Marketing

Oversees social media pages and creates flyers, reels, and other media. Maintains a consistent, professional nonprofit presence.

Kareem Al-Saghir

Kareem Al-Saghir

University of Michigan–Ann Arbor

Development Director

Writes grants, keeps track of donors, and oversees grant compliance.

Amin Nasir

Amin Nasir

University of Michigan–Ann Arbor

Inventory Management

Tracks inventory and expiration dates, flags expiring or expired supplies, and checks their condition.

Medical Advisory Board

Dr. Tamam Mohamad, MD

Dr. Tamam Mohamad, MD

Wayne State University School of Medicine

Senior Medical & Strategic Advisor

Guides healthcare partnerships, hospital supply donations, institutional relationships, and long-term organizational growth.

Dr. Emad Abou-Arab, MD

Dr. Emad Abou-Arab, MD

University of Michigan Medical School

Community Health & Clinical Outreach Advisor

Supports community clinic partnerships, helps identify underserved patient needs, and advises on matching donated supplies with clinical needs.

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