Air Calvary
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About this facility
- Mission
- from website: Background Air Calvary is the culmination of mission aviation work begun in 2001 by helicopter pilot, Brock Barrett. To date, Air Calvary has conducted air-mobile operations in Gabon, Haiti and Honduras. Aircraft Air Calvary coordinates flights with the help of local operators and aircraft in destination countries to carry out our mission. We also partner with other aviation ministries. In Gabon, Central Africa, Air Calvary owns and operates a Cessna 207. Overview Air Calvary is a dynamic network of Christian professionals and laypersons, a community of volunteers supporting mission projects internationally. Founders Air Calvary was incorporated by Brock Barrett, Lorrie Barrett and Philip Smith, PhD, in September 2004, and registered as a New York State charity in March 2005. Federal tax exemption status was granted in August 2005.
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September 2010
Caribbean:
Unfortunately, in Haiti, despite our crisis-response work in the country, it seems our charity registration there still remains unattainable at this point, which prevents us from attempting to establish a full-time non-profit helicopter operation in Port-au-Prince. As always, we will continue to do our best to assist there, as able. We do pray for an uneventful hurricane season.
Thank you for your kind consideration in all these matters. In every effort, we aspire to embody God's mercy in action. Thank you for partnering with us to that end. God bless you for your faith, generosity and courage. God bless you for undertaking these difficult missions with us. We could not do it without you.
Gloria Christo,
Brock Barrett
President
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April 2010
Dear Friends,
Happy Easter!
Haiti Update:
Sincere thanks to all for your support during our earthquake response mission. By God's grace and with your help, we were able to coordinate many helicopter sorties in support of crisis relief efforts. Using helicopters from the Dominican Republic, we were able to safely transport aid workers and supplies to Port-au-Prince and to remote health clinics and orphanages in Haiti. We were also able to safely extract persons from Haiti to the security of the Dominican Republic.
We are so thankful to all our volunteers and supporters who gave of their time, effort and resources in this emergency mission.