We are currently shipping approximately $15,000 of aid supplies to Port-au-Prince and affected areas each business day! Our shipments are requested and recieved directly by hospitals, orphanages, etc.—so that we minimize spoilage, waste and misuse (very real aspects of delivering aid). To date, we have shipped 7000 gallons of fuel, and roughly 20 tons of food and medical supplies totalling $65,000.
30 liter fuel tanks for discreet deliveryand easy distribution in PAP. We’ve sent 500-600 already
One of our “scroungers” in Santiago. That’s 5 tons of rice
Medical supplier in Santiago
Pricesmart—kind of like Costco or Sam’s Club
UN military escort of 5000 gallons of diesel into Haiti
More fuel tanks and water
One of our suppliers of rice and beans, etc.
Transshipment point in NE Haiti at MINUSTAH (United Nations) Uruguay base. The entire Uruguayan batallion has been awesome to work with!
Santiago, Dominican Republic command center
Posted on January 26th, 2010 by Michael
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Way to go guys. What can we do to help besides pray and send money. Both are on the way. Mom is writing a check today. Where should she mail it? Is that a dumb question? I will look around and find it myself, just want to make sure it is a safe address. Love you, Tina Gilmour
I am constantly praying Haiti and I thank those that are taking the time to deliver these supplies. God bless you all.
Thank you for responding to the “call” God’s own heart, your compassion, willingness to serve “count the cost” and strength to do the job. All in the name of the Lord.
You are the shining light of love – Prayers for all and safe passage. The desires of my heart and compassion go with you Derek. A special note to my son, Derek, – as Hazel said about your going – He is in his happy place! Peace be with you. Mom
Thank you for responding to the “call” God’s own heart, your compassion, willingness to serve “count the cost” and strength to do the job. You are the shining light of love – Prayers for all and safe passage. Peace be with you, Mom