Amer-Haitian Bon Zami

Making a difference in Haiti.

The girls of House of Hope say thank you for all you have done for Haiti!

LATEST NEWS:

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Work teams are being organized for 2012. There are still a few openings.  If you are interested contact Carl and Carole at cvorst@charter.net.

Construction of the first floor of the clinic is well under way.  The roof is ready to be poured and windows and doors installed.  Please click on the AHBZ newsletters link for updates.  Clinics conducted by medical teams have played a big part in helping House of Hope and its community.  Several are planned for 2012.  The clinic will soon be a permanent base for medical care that will prevent death due to illnesses that are easily treatable here.

The Hope for Haiti 5K was a resounding success!  Thanks to everyone who came out! Plans are in place for this year's event. Take a moment to check out the event website.

NEEDS LIST:

Next container ships in April.....We NEED.....

    In order to make 1,000 Hygiene Kits:

  • Hotel size:  shampoo, conditioner, soap,  lotion, toothpaste
  • Washcloths
  • Quart zipper bags

    To supply our ministries to tent cities and the community, we REALLY need:

  • 16 oz. jars of Peanut Butter

   Every-day items: 

  • Pomade (ethnic hair product)
  • Deodorant
  • Sanitary pads and panty liners
  • Lotion
  • Disposable diapers (sizes 1, 2 and toddler 3)
  • Small hand sanitizer bottles
  • Q-tips

Larger items:

  • Propane refrigerators
  • Small bed extended cab pickup truck
  • School bus (30 children/20 adults)

 Note: For tax purposes, vehicles donated to AHBZ may be valued at their resale price since they will be used for transportation and not resold.

Please call: 314-344-4364 to arrange for pick-up or shipping

 

  • Donations of items can be delivered to: 11146 Morrow Drive, St. Ann, MO 63074. Monetary donations can be mailed to: AHBZ, P.O. Box 45298, St. Louis, MO. 63145

     

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