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Tuition, school supplies, books, uniforms, transportation and one meal per day will be provided for every child. Prayerfully consider sending your gift today.  |
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Homeless Haitians Face Constant Misery You can help Food For The Poor build sturdy houses for Haitians who pray and wait for help. Your generosity and compassion sustains lives and restores hope. |
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Answering THE CALL -- Haiti Progress Report For reeling Haitians, your compassion has been a ray of light — a symbol of hope amid grief and destruction. |
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Five Dollars Can Help Feed 100 Starving Children If you met starving little Eduardo, would you share your next meal with him? |
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An empty chair… a distraught mother… but why? Maria Gomez’s four remaining children can only look at their mother in bewilderment. They don’t understand why their brother Jarlin, age 5 months, is no longer there. They can only cry for the food Maria cannot provide. |
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Children sing in gleeful appreciation for many things: a victory in school or sports, receiving a new toy, the chance to go somewhere special…
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Guatemala has suffered its worst drought in 30 years These families have lost crops, and local food prices are now beyond their reach. It is the perfect storm for child starvation.
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She lost her house in the earthquake, but not her faith Elna was left with only the clothes on her back when her house collapsed during Haiti’s 7.0-magnitude earthquake. You can help Food For The Poor build sturdy houses for mothers like Elna that will shelter them through life’s storms.
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Rebuild Haiti — their world was shaken and destroyed in 30 seconds. On January 12th, 2010, Haiti suffered a devastating, 7.0-magnitude earthquake.
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Answering THE CALL -- Hope Survives Among Haiti’s Rubble The earthquake in Haiti lasted only 30 seconds, but the devastation remains. Hospitals, businesses, homes — and lives — were destroyed.
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After her children’s father abandoned them, Esther cannot afford to buy daily food for her two sons — and she’s desperately looking for help. “I kneel and cry and pray… if someday God can send someone to help me,” Esther sobs.
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