parish: -> Archaie
town: St. Ard -> Saintard
address: 53 Bittersweet Lane Asheville, NC 28805 Route 1 - 40 miles North of Port-au-Prince -> 53 Bittersweet Lane Asheville, NC 28805 Route 1 - 40 miles North of Port-au-Prince Approx. GPS for town 18 49 30.07 N, 72 32 55.01 W Confirmed Commune. lpar 2/19/11
region: Haiti, Caribbean -> Ouest

organization: -> Faith-Based Medical Services/Distribution

name: Mission Haiti, Inc./Mission Haiti Midwest - Church of God Reformed (jointly run) - (DIST: FOOD / MEDICAL CLINIC/TRAUMA/SURGERY) -> Mission Haiti, Inc./Mission Haiti Midwest - Church of God Reformed (jointly run) - (DIST: FOOD / MEDICAL CLINIC/SURGERY/MEDICAL SERVICES)
notes: 2/5/10 LTel spoke to Jack Trantham (Board Member/Mission Haiti, Inc.): This org has been well established in Haiti for 27 years. They have partnered with Hearts With Hands who is providing assets/supplies and they are distributing. -They continue to feed 800-900 people at the compound in St. Arde. -Medical Clinic onsite - typically doing 80 surgeries daily before 11 a.m. - They don't typically conduct surgeries/trama care but they are fully staffed to accept serious injuries at this time -Distributing/Feeding 8-900 people refugees drifting in from PaP (this site is pretty rural) -Helicopters are bringing in medical patients & doing food drops -They have 2 million MRE's that will be delivered & distributed through their compound over time -A 200x100 tent is being shipped to Haiti to house/shelter community members soon -They sponsor/take care of 70 children through their mission projects -They have water -They have heavy duty generators for their operations -Shipping their own supplies -They have a pastoral training center on the compound & they are sending pastors out into the rural area's equipped with supplies for distribution to those who've not received aid -Known in country as "The Missions Home of Miss Phyllis Newby" The website is currently under construction. There are multiple donation collection sites located in SC. ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE BLOG 2/5/10: Massive Earthquake Hits Haiti On January 12, 2010 a massive earthquake hit Port-au-Prince destroying thousands of homes and buildings. The falling debris killed hundreds of thousands of people and trapped hundreds more beneath falling buildings. Before the earthquake the average Haitian lived day to day often eating only one meal a day. Since the earthquake basic necessities such as food, water, shelter and medical care are in dangerously short supply. The people of Haiti are in need of help now more than ever before. Mission Haiti Inc. is collecting food, water, medical supplies, clothing and other life sustaining items to send to the people of Haiti. In addition to meeting the physical needs of the Haitian people Mission Haiti Inc. is helping to meet the spiritual needs of Haiti through our many ministries that have been working in Haiti since March 1983. We are asking our friends and supporters to help in meeting the tremendous need of the Haitian people. The Mission Haiti Inc. compound located 30 miles north of Port-au-Prince is providing food, water, and medical care as long as they have the supplies to do so. Mission Haiti Inc. is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization and all donations are tax deductible. You may send your donation to: Mission Haiti Inc. P.O. Box 1605 Enka, NC 28728-1605 or you may contact two of the members of our Board of Directors: Jack Trantham (864) 415-0905 (864) 415-0905 or Roy Blankenship (828) 667-1640 (828) 667-1640 for more information. We ask that you pray for the people of Haiti and those doing the work of the Lord in Haiti. May the Lord lead you as you make this decision. -> 2/5/10 LTel spoke to Jack Trantham (Board Member/Mission Haiti, Inc.): This org has been well established in Haiti for 27 years. They have partnered with Hearts With Hands who is providing assets/supplies and they are distributing. -They continue to feed 800-900 people at the compound in St. Arde. -Medical Clinic (18,000 sq. foot) onsite in the compound - typically doing 80 surgeries daily before 11 a.m. - They don't typically conduct surgical trauma treatment but they are fully staffed to accept serious injuries at this time -Distributing/Feeding 8-900 people refugees drifting in from PaP (this site is pretty rural) -Helicopters are bringing in medical patients & doing food drops -They have 2 million MRE's that will be delivered & distributed through their compound over time -A 200x100 tent is being shipped to Haiti to house/shelter community members soon -They sponsor/take care of 70 children through their mission projects -They have water -They have heavy duty generators for their operations -Shipping their own supplies -They have a pastoral training center on the compound & they are sending pastors out into the rural area's equipped with supplies for distribution to those who've not received aid -Known in country as "The Missions Home of Miss Phyllis Newby" The website is currently under construction. There are multiple donation collection sites located in SC. ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE BLOG 2/5/10: Massive Earthquake Hits Haiti On January 12, 2010 a massive earthquake hit Port-au-Prince destroying thousands of homes and buildings. The falling debris killed hundreds of thousands of people and trapped hundreds more beneath falling buildings. Before the earthquake the average Haitian lived day to day often eating only one meal a day. Since the earthquake basic necessities such as food, water, shelter and medical care are in dangerously short supply. The people of Haiti are in need of help now more than ever before. Mission Haiti Inc. is collecting food, water, medical supplies, clothing and other life sustaining items to send to the people of Haiti. In addition to meeting the physical needs of the Haitian people Mission Haiti Inc. is helping to meet the spiritual needs of Haiti through our many ministries that have been working in Haiti since March 1983. We are asking our friends and supporters to help in meeting the tremendous need of the Haitian people. The Mission Haiti Inc. compound located 30 miles north of Port-au-Prince is providing food, water, and medical care as long as they have the supplies to do so. Mission Haiti Inc. is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization and all donations are tax deductible. You may send your donation to: Mission Haiti Inc. P.O. Box 1605 Enka, NC 28728-1605 or you may contact two of the members of our Board of Directors: Jack Trantham (864) 415-0905 (864) 415-0905 or Roy Blankenship (828) 667-1640 (828) 667-1640 for more information. We ask that you pray for the people of Haiti and those doing the work of the Lord in Haiti. May the Lord lead you as you make this decision.

name: Mission Haiti, Inc./Mission Haiti Midwest - Church of God Reformed (jointly run) -> Mission Haiti, Inc./Mission Haiti Midwest - Church of God Reformed (jointly run) - (DIST: FOOD / MEDICAL CLINIC/TRAUMA/SURGERY)
notes: 2/5/10 LTel spoke to Jack Trantham (Board Member/Mission Haiti, Inc.): This org has been well established in Haiti for 27 years. They have partnered with Hearts With Hands who is providing assets/supplies and they are distributing. -They continue to feed 800-900 people at the compound in St. Arde. -Medical Clinic onsite - typically doing 80 surgeries daily before 11 a.m. -Distributing/Feeding 8-900 people refugees drifting in from PaP (this site is pretty rural) -Helicopters are bringing in medical patients & doing food drops -They have 2 million MRE's that will be delivered & distributed through their compound over time -A 200x100 tent is being shipped to Haiti to house/shelter community members soon -They sponsor/take care of 70 children through their mission projects -They have water -They have heavy duty generators for their operations -Shipping their own supplies -They have a pastoral training center on the compound & they are sending pastors out into the rural area's equipped with supplies for distribution to those who've not received aid -Known in country as "The Missions Home of Miss Phyllis Newby" The website is currently under construction. There are multiple donation collection sites located in SC. ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE BLOG 2/5/10: Massive Earthquake Hits Haiti On January 12, 2010 a massive earthquake hit Port-au-Prince destroying thousands of homes and buildings. The falling debris killed hundreds of thousands of people and trapped hundreds more beneath falling buildings. Before the earthquake the average Haitian lived day to day often eating only one meal a day. Since the earthquake basic necessities such as food, water, shelter and medical care are in dangerously short supply. The people of Haiti are in need of help now more than ever before. Mission Haiti Inc. is collecting food, water, medical supplies, clothing and other life sustaining items to send to the people of Haiti. In addition to meeting the physical needs of the Haitian people Mission Haiti Inc. is helping to meet the spiritual needs of Haiti through our many ministries that have been working in Haiti since March 1983. We are asking our friends and supporters to help in meeting the tremendous need of the Haitian people. The Mission Haiti Inc. compound located 30 miles north of Port-au-Prince is providing food, water, and medical care as long as they have the supplies to do so. Mission Haiti Inc. is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization and all donations are tax deductible. You may send your donation to: Mission Haiti Inc. P.O. Box 1605 Enka, NC 28728-1605 or you may contact two of the members of our Board of Directors: Jack Trantham (864) 415-0905 (864) 415-0905 or Roy Blankenship (828) 667-1640 (828) 667-1640 for more information. We ask that you pray for the people of Haiti and those doing the work of the Lord in Haiti. May the Lord lead you as you make this decision. -> 2/5/10 LTel spoke to Jack Trantham (Board Member/Mission Haiti, Inc.): This org has been well established in Haiti for 27 years. They have partnered with Hearts With Hands who is providing assets/supplies and they are distributing. -They continue to feed 800-900 people at the compound in St. Arde. -Medical Clinic onsite - typically doing 80 surgeries daily before 11 a.m. - They don't typically conduct surgeries/trama care but they are fully staffed to accept serious injuries at this time -Distributing/Feeding 8-900 people refugees drifting in from PaP (this site is pretty rural) -Helicopters are bringing in medical patients & doing food drops -They have 2 million MRE's that will be delivered & distributed through their compound over time -A 200x100 tent is being shipped to Haiti to house/shelter community members soon -They sponsor/take care of 70 children through their mission projects -They have water -They have heavy duty generators for their operations -Shipping their own supplies -They have a pastoral training center on the compound & they are sending pastors out into the rural area's equipped with supplies for distribution to those who've not received aid -Known in country as "The Missions Home of Miss Phyllis Newby" The website is currently under construction. There are multiple donation collection sites located in SC. ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE BLOG 2/5/10: Massive Earthquake Hits Haiti On January 12, 2010 a massive earthquake hit Port-au-Prince destroying thousands of homes and buildings. The falling debris killed hundreds of thousands of people and trapped hundreds more beneath falling buildings. Before the earthquake the average Haitian lived day to day often eating only one meal a day. Since the earthquake basic necessities such as food, water, shelter and medical care are in dangerously short supply. The people of Haiti are in need of help now more than ever before. Mission Haiti Inc. is collecting food, water, medical supplies, clothing and other life sustaining items to send to the people of Haiti. In addition to meeting the physical needs of the Haitian people Mission Haiti Inc. is helping to meet the spiritual needs of Haiti through our many ministries that have been working in Haiti since March 1983. We are asking our friends and supporters to help in meeting the tremendous need of the Haitian people. The Mission Haiti Inc. compound located 30 miles north of Port-au-Prince is providing food, water, and medical care as long as they have the supplies to do so. Mission Haiti Inc. is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization and all donations are tax deductible. You may send your donation to: Mission Haiti Inc. P.O. Box 1605 Enka, NC 28728-1605 or you may contact two of the members of our Board of Directors: Jack Trantham (864) 415-0905 (864) 415-0905 or Roy Blankenship (828) 667-1640 (828) 667-1640 for more information. We ask that you pray for the people of Haiti and those doing the work of the Lord in Haiti. May the Lord lead you as you make this decision.

town: St. Arde -> St. Ard
name: Mission Haiti, Inc. -> Mission Haiti, Inc./Mission Haiti Midwest - Church of God Reformed (jointly run)
address: 53 Bittersweet Lane Asheville, NC 28805 -> 53 Bittersweet Lane Asheville, NC 28805 Route 1 - 40 miles North of Port-au-Prince
notes: 2/5/10 LTel spoke to Jack Trantham (Board Member/Mission Haiti, Inc.): This org has been well established in Haiti for 27 years. They have partnered with Hearts With Hands who is providing assets/supplies and they are distributing. -They continue to feed 800-900 people at the compound in St. Arde. -Medical Clinic onsite - typically doing 80 surgeries daily before 11 a.m. -Helicopters are bringing in medical patients & doing food drops -They have 2 million MRE's that will be delivered & distributed through their compound over time -A 200x100 tent is being shipped to Haiti to house/shelter community members soon -They sponsor/take care of 70 children through their mission projects -They have water -They have heavy duty generators for their operations -Shipping their own supplies -They have a pastoral training center on the compound & they are sending pastors out into the rural area's equipped with supplies for distribution to those who've not received aid The website is currently under construction. There are multiple donation collection sites located in SC. ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE BLOG 2/5/10: Massive Earthquake Hits Haiti On January 12, 2010 a massive earthquake hit Port-au-Prince destroying thousands of homes and buildings. The falling debris killed hundreds of thousands of people and trapped hundreds more beneath falling buildings. Before the earthquake the average Haitian lived day to day often eating only one meal a day. Since the earthquake basic necessities such as food, water, shelter and medical care are in dangerously short supply. The people of Haiti are in need of help now more than ever before. Mission Haiti Inc. is collecting food, water, medical supplies, clothing and other life sustaining items to send to the people of Haiti. In addition to meeting the physical needs of the Haitian people Mission Haiti Inc. is helping to meet the spiritual needs of Haiti through our many ministries that have been working in Haiti since March 1983. We are asking our friends and supporters to help in meeting the tremendous need of the Haitian people. The Mission Haiti Inc. compound located 30 miles north of Port-au-Prince is providing food, water, and medical care as long as they have the supplies to do so. Mission Haiti Inc. is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization and all donations are tax deductible. You may send your donation to: Mission Haiti Inc. P.O. Box 1605 Enka, NC 28728-1605 or you may contact two of the members of our Board of Directors: Jack Trantham (864) 415-0905 (864) 415-0905 or Roy Blankenship (828) 667-1640 (828) 667-1640 for more information. We ask that you pray for the people of Haiti and those doing the work of the Lord in Haiti. May the Lord lead you as you make this decision. -> 2/5/10 LTel spoke to Jack Trantham (Board Member/Mission Haiti, Inc.): This org has been well established in Haiti for 27 years. They have partnered with Hearts With Hands who is providing assets/supplies and they are distributing. -They continue to feed 800-900 people at the compound in St. Arde. -Medical Clinic onsite - typically doing 80 surgeries daily before 11 a.m. -Distributing/Feeding 8-900 people refugees drifting in from PaP (this site is pretty rural) -Helicopters are bringing in medical patients & doing food drops -They have 2 million MRE's that will be delivered & distributed through their compound over time -A 200x100 tent is being shipped to Haiti to house/shelter community members soon -They sponsor/take care of 70 children through their mission projects -They have water -They have heavy duty generators for their operations -Shipping their own supplies -They have a pastoral training center on the compound & they are sending pastors out into the rural area's equipped with supplies for distribution to those who've not received aid -Known in country as "The Missions Home of Miss Phyllis Newby" The website is currently under construction. There are multiple donation collection sites located in SC. ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE BLOG 2/5/10: Massive Earthquake Hits Haiti On January 12, 2010 a massive earthquake hit Port-au-Prince destroying thousands of homes and buildings. The falling debris killed hundreds of thousands of people and trapped hundreds more beneath falling buildings. Before the earthquake the average Haitian lived day to day often eating only one meal a day. Since the earthquake basic necessities such as food, water, shelter and medical care are in dangerously short supply. The people of Haiti are in need of help now more than ever before. Mission Haiti Inc. is collecting food, water, medical supplies, clothing and other life sustaining items to send to the people of Haiti. In addition to meeting the physical needs of the Haitian people Mission Haiti Inc. is helping to meet the spiritual needs of Haiti through our many ministries that have been working in Haiti since March 1983. We are asking our friends and supporters to help in meeting the tremendous need of the Haitian people. The Mission Haiti Inc. compound located 30 miles north of Port-au-Prince is providing food, water, and medical care as long as they have the supplies to do so. Mission Haiti Inc. is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization and all donations are tax deductible. You may send your donation to: Mission Haiti Inc. P.O. Box 1605 Enka, NC 28728-1605 or you may contact two of the members of our Board of Directors: Jack Trantham (864) 415-0905 (864) 415-0905 or Roy Blankenship (828) 667-1640 (828) 667-1640 for more information. We ask that you pray for the people of Haiti and those doing the work of the Lord in Haiti. May the Lord lead you as you make this decision.

town: -> St. Arde
notes: -> 2/5/10 LTel spoke to Jack Trantham (Board Member/Mission Haiti, Inc.): This org has been well established in Haiti for 27 years. They have partnered with Hearts With Hands who is providing assets/supplies and they are distributing. -They continue to feed 800-900 people at the compound in St. Arde. -Medical Clinic onsite - typically doing 80 surgeries daily before 11 a.m. -Helicopters are bringing in medical patients & doing food drops -They have 2 million MRE's that will be delivered & distributed through their compound over time -A 200x100 tent is being shipped to Haiti to house/shelter community members soon -They sponsor/take care of 70 children through their mission projects -They have water -They have heavy duty generators for their operations -Shipping their own supplies -They have a pastoral training center on the compound & they are sending pastors out into the rural area's equipped with supplies for distribution to those who've not received aid The website is currently under construction. There are multiple donation collection sites located in SC. ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE BLOG 2/5/10: Massive Earthquake Hits Haiti On January 12, 2010 a massive earthquake hit Port-au-Prince destroying thousands of homes and buildings. The falling debris killed hundreds of thousands of people and trapped hundreds more beneath falling buildings. Before the earthquake the average Haitian lived day to day often eating only one meal a day. Since the earthquake basic necessities such as food, water, shelter and medical care are in dangerously short supply. The people of Haiti are in need of help now more than ever before. Mission Haiti Inc. is collecting food, water, medical supplies, clothing and other life sustaining items to send to the people of Haiti. In addition to meeting the physical needs of the Haitian people Mission Haiti Inc. is helping to meet the spiritual needs of Haiti through our many ministries that have been working in Haiti since March 1983. We are asking our friends and supporters to help in meeting the tremendous need of the Haitian people. The Mission Haiti Inc. compound located 30 miles north of Port-au-Prince is providing food, water, and medical care as long as they have the supplies to do so. Mission Haiti Inc. is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization and all donations are tax deductible. You may send your donation to: Mission Haiti Inc. P.O. Box 1605 Enka, NC 28728-1605 or you may contact two of the members of our Board of Directors: Jack Trantham (864) 415-0905 (864) 415-0905 or Roy Blankenship (828) 667-1640 (828) 667-1640 for more information. We ask that you pray for the people of Haiti and those doing the work of the Lord in Haiti. May the Lord lead you as you make this decision.
status: Unknown -> Open
facility_type: Unknown -> Medical Facility
cat_notes: -> KEEP CHECKING WEB LINK TO LOAD THE STATESIDE COLLECTION DROP SITES ONCE THEIR NEW WEBSITE IS LAUNCHED. LTEL 2/5/10

region: Haiti, Carribean -> Haiti, Caribbean

region: Carribean -> Haiti, Carribean

region: -> Carribean