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Haiti Earthquake Relief Update January 21, 2010 |
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Hearts for the Hungry is
providing food for patients and their families at Cap Haitian Hospital. We have
a kitchen set up in a school next to the hospital and a team of ladies are
cooking and delivering the food. These patients are earthquake victims from Port
au Prince. Victims are flooding into this northern city by the thousands.
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Earthquake Victims coming to Cap-Haitian |
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January 20, 2010
The US State Department has recommended that we disperse our food aid in the region where we store the food, Cap-Haitian. Earthquake victims are flooding into this area. One missionary couple describes it as "Busloads of people, truckloads of people, and even tap-taps coming from the south".
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EARTHQUAKE IN HAITI - Updates from Hearts for the Hungry |
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Hearts for the Hungry operates out of the northern city of
Cape Haitian. Our facility sustained no damage that we are aware of at this
time.
We are attempting to move food packs available in our warehouse in
Cap-Haitian, to Port Au Prince. These packs are large enough to feed 2
to 3 adults or 6 children. So if the packs are split between adults and
children, we have enough for over 135,000 meals...
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Injured Haitians Plead for Help After Quake |
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By JONATHAN M. KATZ,
Associated Press Writer
Haitians piled bodies along the devastated streets of their capital
Wednesday after the strongest earthquake hit the poor Caribbean nation in more
than 200 years crushed thousands of structures, from humble shacks to the
National Palace and the U.N. peacekeeping headquarters. Untold numbers were
still trapped.
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| We are a non-profit organization providing food for hungry children in schools throughout Haiti. Our goal is to provide hope for the future of those we serve. We offer a school feeding program consisting of one nutritious meal a day through out the year which is usually the only meal the child will have that day. |
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All of the $ 40.00 goes to rice. There are no other costs. A bag of
rice is 550 meals. In Cap Haitian the EBAC Orphanage uses 8 bags of
rice a month to feed 80 orphans and the staff and teachers.
In Haiti Rice
is Life - help us "Buy a Bag".
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| Can your church or organization adopt an entire school? There are schools of all sizes in Haiti, from 50 students to 500. With our Adopt-A-School program you will be able to send and receive correspondence from the school, and build a relationship with the teachers and children of that school. |
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