We are currently shipping approximately $15,000 of aid supplies to Port-au-Prince and affected areas each business day! Our shipments are requested and recieved directly by hospitals, orphanages, etc.—so that we minimize spoilage, waste and misuse (very real aspects of delivering aid). To date, we have shipped 7000 gallons of fuel, and roughly 20 tons of food and medical supplies totalling $65,000.
30 liter fuel tanks for discreet deliveryand easy distribution in PAP. We’ve sent 500-600 already
One of our “scroungers” in Santiago. That’s 5 tons of rice
Medical supplier in Santiago
Pricesmart—kind of like Costco or Sam’s Club
UN military escort of 5000 gallons of diesel into Haiti
More fuel tanks and water
One of our suppliers of rice and beans, etc.
Transshipment point in NE Haiti at MINUSTAH (United Nations) Uruguay base. The entire Uruguayan batallion has been awesome to work with!
Santiago, Dominican Republic command center
posted by Matt at 5:07 pm
We just got this note:
“I just wanted to thank you for your hard work in getting us out of a fuel crisis here at Baptist Haiti Mission. You literally saved lives at our hospital and it allowed us to be able to distribute much needed relief. May God continue to bless your efforts. It is great to see the body of Christ working together.
In Christ,
Chris
posted by Matt at 8:02 pm
2000 gallons of fuel delivered. Prepping another 5000 gallons; 5 tons of rice, beans, medical & baby supplies, etc…to arrive in PAP this weekend.
To date, we have supplied: Baptist Haiti Mission Hospital, Heartline Ministries, World Wide Village, God’s Littlest Angels Orphanage, and Global Outreach Mission.
posted by Matt at 10:14 am
Got a call from Samaritan’s Purse and the US Army today. Both need us to get them fuel in PAP fast. Shipment in transit. Keep them in prayer.
posted by Matt at 6:36 pm
She finally got around to writing. Click here to read more at Beth Moore’s Living Proof Ministries Blog.
posted by Matt at 1:05 pm
