Donations Empower International Action to Rebuild After the Earthquake
Report, February 2, 2010
We have received gifts totaling $200,000 from Child Relief International, the Mitchell Foundation, Glickenhaus Foundation, Ed Rawson's Ravenscroft Foundation, Arch Chemicals, and the Chlorine Chemistry Foundation. This includes the first payment of $100,000 for a $500,000 pledge. The funding covers our initial spending for chlorine, chlorinators, staff, and water truck rentals in the Haitian Earthquake crisis.
The funds will also be used to purchase 2,000-gallon water tanks for installation in Port-au-Prince to begin rebuilding the water system. The tanks are shown in the attached drawing (PDF).
Photos: January 2010 Earthquake
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