Portlight Strategies, Inc. - 2010 Haiti Earthquake (Field Kitchen)
Disaster Relief
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2010 Haiti, Hurricane Tomas
FROM THE SITE: Hurricane Tomas Update: We are now seeing what has been for those of us involved in Haiti since the earthquake the worst case scenario. Hurricane Tomas is forecast to dump upwa...
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About this facility
- Mission
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Portlight Strategies
Meeting specific needs of the under served, un-served and forgotten people.
...offers a unique way for you to help people in need help themselves...since 1997, we have provided medical equipment (such as wheel chairs, walkers, and crutches), ramp construction and minor home modifications, and post disaster relief free of charge to people with disabilities and others in need. - Areas served
- Haiti
- Fee for service
- No
- Service
- Temporary
Notes
FROM THE SITE:
CHRISTMAS IN HAITI
We began this year making a difference in Haiti in the months following the January 12 earthquake. Your contributions provided food, shelter, and water, as well as medical care, equipment and supplies for thousands of Haitians. We cut through bureaucratic red tape and made a significant and direct impact.
But it's important to remember: there is still much suffering in Haiti. Over one million people, including tens of thousands of children, are still living in tent camps. Hope is scarce.
So...let's bring some Holiday Joy to Haiti's children. Let's end this year as we began it: making a difference in Haiti.
What: Christmas in Haiti! It is a simple concept. We want to provide Christmas presents for Haitian children living in camps.
When: Over the next two months.
Where: Tent camps in Haiti
Who: As many children in as many camps as we are able to serve.
How: Well...that's up to you. A contribution of $20 will provide a present for one child. The extent of our reach will depend upon the budget we raise. Our dream is to serve thousands. We'd love to arrange for Santa to visit some of the camps.
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NOTE: This org pulled out of Haiti and shut down their camp shelter at Quesquaya Univ. and no longer is getting medical equipment there, but has reactivated for holiday gift distribution and feeding.