Let Us Help Haiti

The resent earthquake that shook the lives of a lot af people in Haiti now needs our help. Let us try giving donations like food, clothing, water and blankets. Immediate aid will be medical, clearing rubble from roads, and getting Port au Prince’s already crumbling infrastructure (roads, electric, water) operable. Monetary donations can also help.

You may donate by sending a check to:

S.H.A.R.E.
c/o Center for Inquiry
PO Box 741
Amherst, NY 14226

or at: Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science


11605 Meridian Market View

Unit 124 PMB 381

Falcon, Colorado 80831 USA

Please support the relief efforts.

In addition to providing emergency relief, these organizations are providing the following aid to those in need:

Providing Basic Needs:• American Red Cross • CARE • United Nations Foundation/CERF • World Vision • UNICEF USA • International Relief Teams • Save the Children • Catholic Relief Services • Samaritan's Purse • American Jewish World Services • Clinton Foundation • Yéle Haiti • World Concern • Mercy Corps • Operation Blessing International • Mercy & Sharing • Oxfam America • International Rescue Committee • United Way Worldwide • Episcopal Relief & Development • Evangelical Lutheran Church in America • Love a Child • Project Hope

Providing Shelter: • Shelterbox • Habitat for Humanity International

Providing Medical Aid: • Direct Relief International • International Medical Corps • Medical Teams International • Doctors Without Borders • Operation USA • MAP International • World Health Organization • Americares • Project Medishare • Partners in Health

Providing Food: • World Food Programme • The Salvation Army • Compassion International • Food for the Poor • World Water Relief

Organizations accepting international currencies: • The International Committee of the Red Cross • UK: The Disasters Emergency Committee • Oxfam Great Britain • British Red Cross • The French Red Cross

Also, the group NEW LIFE FOR HAITI is also accepting donations to buy cement to help rebuild homes in Haiti.

In times like these, belief is not necessary, it's cooperation that counts.