Here are some other ways in which you can Donate right away....
Doctors Without Border website
CARE website
Partners in Health website
WorldVision website
Ways to Donate to Haiti
Here are some other ways in which you can Donate right away....
Doctors Without Border website
CARE website
Partners in Health website
WorldVision website
SOS Saving Ourselves - Help For Haiti
A second major telethon is planned for Feb 5th, for earthquake relief in Haiti.
It's planned from 8pm to 10pm and will air on BET, Centric, MTV and VH1. So far Queen Latifah, Sean Diddy Combs and Pharell Williams will be hosting the telethon.
It's taking place in Miami int the American Airlines Arena.
Proceeds from the telethon will go towards the Yele Foundation, CARE, MediShare and Proctor and Gamble's Children's Safe Drinking Water Program
Donate to Haiti from Canada
Here are all the different ways to Donate to Haiti if you live in Canada.
Text Haiti to 45678 to donate $5 to the Salvation Army in Canada (Bell/Rogers).
Text Haiti to 85944 to donate $5 to Rescue Union Mission and MedCorp International.
Text Haiti to 25383 to donate $5 to the International Rescue Committee.
Text Haiti to 30333 to donate $5 to Plan Canada.
Text World to 45678 to donate $5 to World Vision.
Text Care to 45678 to donate $5 to CARE Canada Haiti relief efforts
Every little bit makes a huge difference, don't wait...
Donate via Google to UNICEF and CARE
If you'd like to make a donation via Google to UNICEF and/or CARE go to Google Crisis Response and make your self heard.
Remember, every little thing counts.
Donate to Haiti via CARE
CARE is deploying additional emergency team members to the devastated city of Port-au-Prince in Haiti, where the worst earthquake in 200 years destroyed houses and left thousands homeless. While the exact death toll from the 7.0-magnitude quake is not yet known, it is expected to be catastrophic.
"It is just morning here now," describes CARE's Country Director in Haiti Sophie Perez on January 13, less than a day after the quake. "I can hear helicopters working on the search and rescue. The immediate need is to rescue people trapped in the rubble, then to get people food and water. We're particularly worried about the children, because so many schools seem to have collapsed. Children were still in school in the afternoon when the earthquake hit, so there are many children trapped. It's horrifying."
CARE is rushing aid to Haiti right now.
To donate go to CARE
"It is just morning here now," describes CARE's Country Director in Haiti Sophie Perez on January 13, less than a day after the quake. "I can hear helicopters working on the search and rescue. The immediate need is to rescue people trapped in the rubble, then to get people food and water. We're particularly worried about the children, because so many schools seem to have collapsed. Children were still in school in the afternoon when the earthquake hit, so there are many children trapped. It's horrifying."
CARE is rushing aid to Haiti right now.
To donate go to CARE
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