
By now everyone has heard about the devastation because of the Haiti earthquake.
Have you considered using your resources to assist this country in desperate need?
Compassion's Haiti Disaster Relief and Recovery will provide urgent essential supplies and immediate care to Compassion-assisted children, families and projects affected by this major natural disaster, plus ongoing support to repair and rebuild damaged homes and centers.
Compassion sponsors and donors are serving approximately 65,000 children in Haiti. At least one third of those children live in or around Port au Prince.
That's roughly between 20,000 and 25,000 children in the worst nightmare of their lives.
How will your donations be used?
• $35 helps provide a relief pack filled with enough food and water to sustain a family for one week.
• $70 gift helps care for their needs for two weeks.
• $105 helps provide relief packs filled with enough food and water to sustain two families for two weeks.
• $210 gift helps care for two families' needs.
• $525 helps provide relief packs filled with enough food and water to sustain 10 families for two weeks.
• $1,050 gift helps care for 10 families' needs.
• $1,500 helps rebuild a home.
• $2,100 helps supply 20 families with the basics for three weeks.
• $70 gift helps care for their needs for two weeks.
• $105 helps provide relief packs filled with enough food and water to sustain two families for two weeks.
• $210 gift helps care for two families' needs.
• $525 helps provide relief packs filled with enough food and water to sustain 10 families for two weeks.
• $1,050 gift helps care for 10 families' needs.
• $1,500 helps rebuild a home.
• $2,100 helps supply 20 families with the basics for three weeks.
Many wonderful organizations are currently seeking donations for Haiti disaster relief. You can be confident that with Compassion, these children and their families are hearing about the love of Christ. We are not sure what the status of the 230 churches are right now, but God's love will be evident in the midst of this despair.










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