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Volunteer Opportunities
One of the most satisfying ways to make a difference in someone’s life, is to volunteer your own time and energy on a hands on project! We have many opportunities for volunteers to help out. Please contact us and we will be happy to find a way for you to help others that need so [...]
Homes For Haiti
Our original design for our new girls home uses shipping containers that are converted with windows, doors, a thatched roof for shade, new paint. As it turns out, this is also an excellent alternative for a new home for the thousands whose homes were destroyed in the earthquake. Our container homes are earthquake proof, hurricane [...]
Consolation Center Haiti Journal – Monday, Nov. 2, 2009.
It’s the second trip now to physically work at the new property for Consolation Center. This time Peter Kikot is with me so we hope to accomplish a lot!
Life changing surgery
Help us provide life changing surgery for children around the world who have nowhere to turn. Like Cedrick Pierre, from southern Haiti; born with deformed feet, he lived for 5 years with “corrective casts” on his feet that never made any improvement. A visiting Cuban orthopedic doctor came across his case, did surgery on his right [...]
Impressions of Haiti- an open letter
A friend of mine asked me to do a follow-up email to share some of our thoughts and feelings now that we are home so here goes…
Home on American soil once again. I have had the blessing of traveling out of the country before on a few mission trips and it is always good [...]
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