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Hope for Haiti - Bancroft Unites to Help
At today's Upper School assembly, seniors Olivia A. and Sarah S. presented a $4,000 check to Headmaster Reisinger for Hope for Haiti, a 20 year-old non-profit organization in Naples, Florida committed to providing medical and educational support for children in Haiti.
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Collier, Lee schools helping Haiti by donating, taking in refugee students
COLLIER COUNTY — New students flow in, supplies and donations flow out.
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Shoes seized here fit Haitian kids
Their thin sandals were flimsy, worn to the soles.
No one had told the 75 children from Cargena in Port-au-Prince on Thursday they would be receiving new shoes, straight from the evidence locker of the Fort Myers Police Department.
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Refugees from Haiti's capital tax towns in the countryside
1:10 A.M. — LES CAYES, HAITI - On the lively streets of this sprawling, coastal city that's a jostling four-hour car ride from Port-au-Prince, Lisette Jean-Claude, 54, sells rice, sugar and sodas - whatever she can.
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Hope for Haiti, Naples, Florida – Update – February 2, 2010
In addition to Hope for Haiti’s on-going programming (including 37 primary and secondary schools with 12,000 children and 500 teachers, medical distribution to 60 healthcare facilities, mobile medical mission teams, clean water, and reforestation), we have broadened our focus to include a comprehensive emergency relief strategy and refugee short and long term care between Port-au-Prince and Les Cayes.
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Assignment Haiti: Hospital in Les Cayes - Part 3
PORT-AU-PRINCE: For the final installment of NBC2 anchors Craig Wolf's and Kellie Burns' week-long series, Kellie reported from a hospital outside of Port-Au-Prince where doctors and nurses from Southwest Florida were treating critically injured earthquake survivors.
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Assignment Haiti: Hospital at Les Cayes, Part 2
Kellie Burns went to Haiti with doctors who work with the local Hope for Haiti group. Their trip took them to a hospital in Les Cayes, about 90 miles from Port Au Prince. Many of the survivors have made their way to the hospital for medical treatment.
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Assignment Haiti: Hospital in Les Cayes
Kellie Burns and photographer Todd Ofenbeck traveled to Haiti last Friday with the Naples based charity Hope for Haiti.
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"Hope for Haiti" provides relief for quake victims
UNITED NATIONS, Jan. 15 (Xinhua) -- Non-profit organization Hope for Haiti is providing relief to victims of the country's devastating earthquake in the face of major obstacles, its executive director, Elizabeth Davison, told Xinhua Friday.
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'I've never felt so helpless,' says a nurse in Haiti
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — A 19-year-old mother sat silent Friday, still and expressionless.
In her lap, the eyes of her 1-year-old baby girl looked off.
"I'm afraid that it was a very serious illness that affected the baby's brain," Margaret Bortko, 55, told an interpreter.
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Hope for Haiti Receives Atmospheric Water Generator from Vapour Inc.
January 19, 2010 - Stuart, FL Vapour Inc. (www.vapourinc.com) is donating a WATER GENIE 1000 atmospheric water generator to Haiti through the Naples based ‘Hope for Haiti’ non-profit organization. The unit will produce over 250 gallons of pure drinking water from the air per day for earthquake survivors.
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Hope for Haiti doctor: 'This is as chaotic as it could be'
Although some progress is being made, Naples-based organization knows it still has a lot of work left to do
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Naples medical crew arrives in Port-au-Prince to treat injured, bring hope to Haiti
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — An hour after arriving Saturday in this earthquake-ravaged island capital, a crew of medical personnel volunteering with Naples-based Hope for Haiti got right to work treating the worst of the injured Haitians.
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HOPE FOR HAITI SENDS FIRST MEDICAL MISSION TEAM TO PORT-AU-PRINCE FOR EARTHQUAKE DISATER RELIEF
Updated list of supplies urgently needed from in-country team
Naples, FL—January 16, 2009—Hope for Haiti, a non-profit organization based in Florida, loaded two private planes, owned and operated by Bill Earls and Mark Steinberg, at Naples Airport this morning with 3 doctors and 4 nurses headed to Port-Au-Prince.
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HOPE FOR HAITI TO SEND TWO 757 AIRPLANES WITH MEDICAL SUPPLIES TO PORT-AU-PRINCE
Updated list of supplies urgently needed from in-country team
Naples, FL—January 15, 2009—Hope for Haiti, a non-profit organization based in Florida, will send two 757 airplanes to Port-au-Prince on Saturday, January 16, 2010. Go Daddy’s unprecedented $500,000 donation will allow the airplanes—one of which was generously donated by GE—to reach the Hope for Haiti trauma team. The planes will carry much needed medical supplies and first aid medical personnel to continue to help the earthquake survivors.
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We need your support right now! A 7.0 Earthquake has devastated Haiti and we are prepared to send doctors, nurses, medical supplies and equipment to the affected area. We have a pilot and his plane ready to go but we need your support to pay for fuel...
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Sunday, February 7, 2010 - A group of nurses from the University of Scranton, PA boards a plane bound for Les Cayes, Haiti.
Mission Trip Participants (left to right):
Kerry Gallagher, RN; Kaitlin Baker, RN; JoAnne Kuehner, President & Founder of Hope for Haiti; Bill Earls, Pilot; Mary Beth Vogel, RN; Jessica Hodovanec, RN; Elizabeth Lipski, RN |
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