Foundation Grants
"Impressed with the wonderful and important work you are doing. Every person, no matter where they live or their economic situation is entitled to certain basic necessities like clean water. Keep saving lives!"
The Glickenhaus Foundation, NY
$3,000 will support a team in the capital for a month. They can install 8 chlorinators protecting more than 50,000 Haitians.
$12,000 will provide a year's support for the National Laboratory headed by Dr. Louis. The tests conducted of local water - for cholera, typhoid and hepatitis will measure our success.
$20,000 will start a new program in a rural Department like Sud, Nippes, Southeast, or Northwest where a single city may contain most of the urban population. 95,000 people protected.
$36,000 will support a team in the Artibonite river area including Gonaives, St. Mark, Verrette and Dessalines the home of the Schweitzer Hospital. 294,262 people to be protected.
$50,000 will fund a major program to protect schools in Port-au-Prince beginning in Cite Soleil, and installing in Trousable, Bertin, Tokyo and Mount Jolie. This would provide clean water for the poorest children in the Capital.
Photos: January 2010 Earthquake
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