Nearly three weeks after the catastrophic earthquake in Haiti families are in desperate need of food and water. Thanks to over 2,000 volunteers, who prepared 430,000 meals this weekend in Waukesha, Wisconsin tens of thousands will no longer be hungry. Organized by Kids Against Hunger, several local church groups, and many families and individuals, the volunteers packed meals containing highly nutritious rice, dried vegetables, and essential vitamins to restore health and ensure survival. Relief International’s emergency response teams in Haiti will provide these life-saving meals to families in hospitals and makeshift living camps in the coming days and weeks.
Help bring meals to the hungry and injured in Haiti. At the mere cost of 4 cents per meal each $50 donation transports 1,250 meals to Haiti feeding 1,250 hungry children, women and men.
Mon Mar 08 00:56:12 +0000 2010 by LTel:added internal contact - shelter cluster
name: Relief International - 2010 Haiti Earthquake -> Relief International (SHELTER CLUSTER) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake
other_contacts changed.
(show/hide changes)Fri Feb 26 07:28:18 +0000 2010 by LTel:(show/hide changes)Fri Feb 26 07:28:04 +0000 2010 by LTel:organization: -> International Humanitarian Aid
(show/hide changes)Thu Feb 25 20:30:03 +0000 2010 by LTel:added internal contact
other_contacts changed.
(show/hide changes)Thu Feb 25 20:27:51 +0000 2010 by LTel:town: -> Carrefour (and many other cities)
address: USA MAIL ADDRESS: Relief International,
5455 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1280, Los Angeles, CA 90036 -> USA MAIL ADDRESS: Relief International,
5455 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1280, Los Angeles, CA 90036
areas_served: Haiti -> Carrefour & many other cities
(show/hide changes)Sun Feb 07 06:02:50 +0000 2010 by LTel:main_phone: -> 323-932-7888 / 1-800-573-3332
address: -> USA MAIL ADDRESS: Relief International,
5455 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1280, Los Angeles, CA 90036
areas_served: -> Haiti
mission:
Since 1990, RI has been meeting the immediate needs of victims of natural disasters and civil conflicts worldwide with provisions of food rations, clean water, non-food items, and emergency medical services. RI’s RED—Rapid Emergency Deployment—Team arrives in hours to affected regions with the primary focus of providing relief to the most vulnerable members of society: women, children, and the elderly. From the earliest stage of intervention, RI’s Emergency Response activities are designed to translate from urgent relief to long-term development for maximum community impact. -> Since 1990, RI has been meeting the immediate needs of victims of natural disasters and civil conflicts worldwide with provisions of food rations, clean water, non-food items, and emergency medical services. RI’s RED—Rapid Emergency Deployment—Team arrives in hours to affected regions with the primary focus of providing relief to the most vulnerable members of society: women, children, and the elderly. From the earliest stage of intervention, RI’s Emergency Response activities are designed to translate from urgent relief to long-term development for maximum community impact.
(show/hide changes)Sun Feb 07 05:59:46 +0000 2010 by LTel:notes: FROM THE SITE 2/6/10:
Nearly three weeks after the catastrophic earthquake in Haiti families are in desperate need of food and water. Thanks to over 2,000 volunteers, who prepared 430,000 meals this weekend in Waukesha, Wisconsin tens of thousands will no longer be hungry. Organized by Kids Against Hunger, several local church groups, and many families and individuals, the volunteers packed meals containing highly nutritious rice, dried vegetables, and essential vitamins to restore health and ensure survival. Relief International’s emergency response teams in Haiti will provide these life-saving meals to families in hospitals and makeshift living camps in the coming days and weeks.
Help bring meals to the hungry and injured in Haiti. At the mere cost of 4 cents per meal each $50 donation transports 1,250 meals to Haiti feeding 1,250 hungry children, women and men.
Feed 1,250 hungry children, women and men in Haiti
Feed 2,500 hungry children, women and men in Haiti
Help feed 12,500 people in Haiti
Provide 25,000 meals in Haiti
-> FROM THE SITE 2/6/10:
Nearly three weeks after the catastrophic earthquake in Haiti families are in desperate need of food and water. Thanks to over 2,000 volunteers, who prepared 430,000 meals this weekend in Waukesha, Wisconsin tens of thousands will no longer be hungry. Organized by Kids Against Hunger, several local church groups, and many families and individuals, the volunteers packed meals containing highly nutritious rice, dried vegetables, and essential vitamins to restore health and ensure survival. Relief International’s emergency response teams in Haiti will provide these life-saving meals to families in hospitals and makeshift living camps in the coming days and weeks.
Help bring meals to the hungry and injured in Haiti. At the mere cost of 4 cents per meal each $50 donation transports 1,250 meals to Haiti feeding 1,250 hungry children, women and men.
$50 Feeds 1,250 hungry children, women and men in Haiti
$100 Feeds 2,500 hungry children, women and men in Haiti
$500 Helps feed 12,500 people in Haiti
$1000 Provides 25,000 meals in Haiti
mission:
Since 1990, RI has been meeting the immediate needs of victims of natural disasters and civil conflicts worldwide with provisions of food rations, clean water, non-food items, and emergency medical services. RI’s RED—Rapid Emergency Deployment—Team arrives in hours to affected regions with the primary focus of providing relief to the most vulnerable members of society: women, children, and the elderly. From the earliest stage of intervention, RI’s Emergency Response activities are designed to translate from urgent relief to long-term development for maximum community impact. ->
Since 1990, RI has been meeting the immediate needs of victims of natural disasters and civil conflicts worldwide with provisions of food rations, clean water, non-food items, and emergency medical services. RI’s RED—Rapid Emergency Deployment—Team arrives in hours to affected regions with the primary focus of providing relief to the most vulnerable members of society: women, children, and the elderly. From the earliest stage of intervention, RI’s Emergency Response activities are designed to translate from urgent relief to long-term development for maximum community impact.
(show/hide changes)Sun Feb 07 05:55:40 +0000 2010 by LTel:notes: FROM THE SITE 2/6/10:
2,000 Volunteers Prepare 430,000 Meals for Haiti
Nearly three weeks after the catastrophic earthquake in Haiti families are in desperate need of food and water. Thanks to over 2,000 volunteers, 430,000 meals of highly nutritious rice, dried vegetables, and essential vitamins were prepared this weekend so that tens of thousands will no longer be hungry. Relief International's emergency response teams in Haiti will provide these life-saving meals to families in hospitals and makeshift living camps in the coming days and weeks.
-> FROM THE SITE 2/6/10:
Nearly three weeks after the catastrophic earthquake in Haiti families are in desperate need of food and water. Thanks to over 2,000 volunteers, who prepared 430,000 meals this weekend in Waukesha, Wisconsin tens of thousands will no longer be hungry. Organized by Kids Against Hunger, several local church groups, and many families and individuals, the volunteers packed meals containing highly nutritious rice, dried vegetables, and essential vitamins to restore health and ensure survival. Relief International’s emergency response teams in Haiti will provide these life-saving meals to families in hospitals and makeshift living camps in the coming days and weeks.
Help bring meals to the hungry and injured in Haiti. At the mere cost of 4 cents per meal each $50 donation transports 1,250 meals to Haiti feeding 1,250 hungry children, women and men.
Feed 1,250 hungry children, women and men in Haiti
Feed 2,500 hungry children, women and men in Haiti
Help feed 12,500 people in Haiti
Provide 25,000 meals in Haiti
mission: ->
Since 1990, RI has been meeting the immediate needs of victims of natural disasters and civil conflicts worldwide with provisions of food rations, clean water, non-food items, and emergency medical services. RI’s RED—Rapid Emergency Deployment—Team arrives in hours to affected regions with the primary focus of providing relief to the most vulnerable members of society: women, children, and the elderly. From the earliest stage of intervention, RI’s Emergency Response activities are designed to translate from urgent relief to long-term development for maximum community impact.
(show/hide changes)Sun Feb 07 05:54:22 +0000 2010 by LTel:site
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