L.R.C. in Nevada writes:

This is a very sad situation and I truly hope we as a country can contribute to helping these impoverished families even more than we are currently.

Posted on Sat Nov 27, 2010

Sara L. in New York writes:

I just need to know if the government helped Haiti well? And how? (not to detailed please) It's for a project.

Posted on Wed Nov 24, 2010

Tanguy in France writes:

Everybody have already forgot about it, it is sad. Is text message still available?

Tanguy from Paris (France)

Posted on Sat Nov 13, 2010

Jargalsaikhan in Mongolia writes:

Hi every body.hi brother's and sester's. my name is Jargalsaikhan I am Mongolian. I am merried. my wife now is pregnant.we are really whant to live in the USA.please help our family.

Posted on Fri Nov 05, 2010

Timalsina P. in Nepal writes:

I AM JUST ONE OF MANY WHO IS EAGER TO GIVE MY COMPLETE TIME AND BODY TO HELP WITH THE EFFORTS OF REBUILDING HAITI,I AM AVAILABLE,AND WILLING TO RELOCATE,UNTIL COMPLETION,PLEASE E MAIL ME MORE INFO THANK YOU

DipNote Bloggers reply: Timalsina, that's terrific. Please visit http://www.state.gov/p/wha/ci/ha/earthquake/index.htm for more information about how to help. We hope to bring you an update soon on efforts to combat cholera in Haiti.

Posted on Tue Oct 26, 2010

Leonna M. in Ohio writes:

I would like to help the people in haiti,but what can I do for them let me know everythinh Ing or anything I can do or anyone here in ohio

DipNote Bloggers reply: That's terrific, Leonna! Please visit http://www.state.gov/p/wha/ci/ha/rls/2010/135161.htm for more information about how to help.

Posted on Sat Oct 23, 2010

Jean F.C. in Florida writes:

Haiti is in good hands... we have nothing to fear.

Thank you President Clinton for your leadership
and sacrifices on behalf of the Haitian people.

checkmate!

Haiti has a new captain and a new operating manual.

This new paradigm represents an extraordinary opportunity today to reinvent and redefine the Haitian Identity.
And, if done intelligently and successfully, the consequences will be as liberating and as crucial as 1804 itself .

Our children in the Diaspora and our African American brothers and sisters, whose civil rights struggles have facilitated our own development and growth in the US over the past 40 years, will finally bring down the " Berlin wall" of racism and ignorance that makes up the artificial borders that have divided and isolated our communities for the past 200 years.
Let us seize the moment!
-------------------------------

To the Editor:

Open letter to the members of the "Interim Haiti Recovery Commission" (IHRC) and the African-American Community.

"http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/03282008/watch.html"

Dear friends and fellow Americans:

This is an invitation to use the Kerner Commission Report as a guide and resources in your search for solutions as you begin this extraordinary mission of rebuilding Haiti's infrastructure and civil society. Haiti and the black ghettos of America have many things in common and the level of poverty in our isolated and dysfunctional neighborhoods have the same historical and tragic causes and effects. More importantly, we have an outstanding opportunity in Haiti today to fully and completely adhere to and put into application the recommendations of the Kerner Commission and build a new and open society that will be the envy of the international community.

We don't have to reinvent the wheel.

What Haiti needs today is new and bold leadership ....
and I sincerely believe that IHRC has the assets, the structure, the formula and the leaders to make history again in the land of the maroons.

"I feel a special connection to Haiti and the Haitian people," Cheryl Mills says.
"The power of Haitian heritage and the strength of the Haitian people is tremendous.
And, Haiti holds a unique and rich role in the history of African Americans."

"http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/cheryl-mills-talks-aid-haiti-progress-earthquake/story?id=11474967"

What a honor and a privilege to have such an outstanding and powerful young lady like Cheryl Mills speak on behalf of the Haitian people!
The spirit and vision of Toussaint Louverture through her roles and actions are alive again in the Haitian arena.

As we witnessed this senseless struggle in the Middle East over land and identity, let us rejoice in the Haitian and African-American Communities for this gift and that great location that destiny and faith has bestowed on our people. It's now time to get smart and develop this beautiful island together in partnership with our friends and fellow Americans.

Haiti belongs to all of us ... our victory in 1804 has no greater meaning... Our HOME is your HOME !

Let us build a new Jerusalem in the Caribbean, a city of hope, peace and justice for all.
The children of Haiti deserve nothing less and what a wonderful and historical family reunion that will be.
Let us rediscover, secure and rebuild this beautiful nation "one square mile at a time"
and let us begin on Tortuga Island. http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/americas/tortuga_84.jpg

The Haitian Revolution provided us all, brothers and sisters of African descent in the Americas, with an oasis of universal freedom and justice to protect our bodies and souls in a very strange and different world. Now more than ever, Haiti needs all of us, as a united family, in order to guarantee her own survival in a global community that can hardly understand the reason for her existence.

Let us begin the work today and build this new HOME that Toussaint Louverture had dreamed for all of us... and hand in hand, as one nation with a common purpose, complete the Haitian-American Revolution, to serve and protect our fellow Africans in the Americas, especially our brothers and sisters within the walls of their artificial borders in Haiti, enjoy and develop with pride and dignity this sacred land that our ancestors have entrusted to all of us... we know you're going to do us proud.

Yes we can and together we shall overcome!

Posted on Sun Oct 17, 2010

C.P. in China writes:

I remember hearing about this when watching T.V. after the disaster in Haiti occurred. I myself texted "HAITI" to the 90999 number on my cell phone to donate money. It was an easy was to give my contribution to a great cause.

Posted on Mon Oct 04, 2010

Kathi in Missouri writes:

I think this is all a giant government scam!!! When are we going to feed our own children first? I see so many starving kids everyday right here in my own town. When will we stop giving all our own supplies away? It's been since the 70's since any of us have even seen the blocks of cheese and cans of government peanut butter made for us here in America, yet we give it away. I know so many families that don't have enough to eat but can they get any help? No not even food stamps. If you want to help, help here in one of our own soup kitchen's then decide if they need you more than we do. I applaud you for your wanting to do good thing for humanity. I just feel like we need good people like you here. I don't know maybe I'm selfish. But I do know for sure we have alot of starving people here. At least think about it. Think why our first lady would beg us to help out hati when we need our own disaster funds to help with the oil spill? I just am not comfortable with her doing that? What up with that?????? Good luck in whatever you choose but I sincerly pray you choose us!!!!!!

Posted on Thu Sep 09, 2010

Vijay in Singapore writes:

hi i am vijay.i want to go hati and i want to help in social network.children.development department of hati and how to take hati economic and also help social work.i have development and social department 10 year working experience.thanks.vijay

Posted on Sun Aug 15, 2010

Kanjariya C.M. in India writes:

i want to go usa please help me to out

Posted on Tue Aug 10, 2010

Allan in Uganda writes:

I must say that it was quite a tragedy for Haiti, I can't do much as of this moment but to extend my entire condolences to Haiti. And if there is anything I can do in terms of volunteering out there I would love to join the squad if called upon or needed. tragedies happen especially when we never expect them, we just had a terrorist attact in my nation it was terrible.I wish the haiti people and those trying to help a greater and better future

Posted on Tue Aug 03, 2010

Renae P. in Texas writes:

i am 15, so i know that there is not much that i can do to help...but i am more than willing to do anything that is needed of me. i would drop my entire life in a moment to go and help these people. i believe that God has called me to be a missionary and (although i plan on going to the philippines when im old enough) i think this would be a great start. i would give my life to save someone, and i would give everything i have to try to provide for them. please..dont be afraid to take a chance on people my age..let us help in any way we can...(:

@ashley
wow, i had no idea that there were other 15 year olds like me who want to help and make a difference...that really made me more confident to see that im not the only one...thank youu!!(:

@jaqcues
wow....Mr President...Mrs Clinton...somebody please help him...or give somebody else the chance to!!

Posted on Sun Aug 01, 2010

Ivan E. in Canada writes:

i have trying to make connections to go to haiti to help with no success if you could point me in the right direction i would appreaciate your time my expereince includes all forms of construction[blue printing,concrete foundations are my specialty,framing,roofing,drywall,plastering,and equipment opperations] i can be contact as well at office thank-you for your time i look forward to your response.

Posted on Thu Jul 22, 2010

Nick in Texas writes:

I think that disasters like this bring out the best in all of us...so long as we chose to remember. These people still need our help...and everyone seems to have a 30 day memory in this country.

Posted on Sat Jun 12, 2010

Rebekah S. in New Mexico writes:

Our hearts go out to the children in Haiti , the ones left with out parents , we have so much love to give to one of these children I am 46 my husband is 36 we have a lovable home and have lots of love to give we have been trying to have a baby for almost 8 years but it has not happened , please let us know what we need to do in order to adopt a beautiful child thank you .

Posted on Wed Jun 09, 2010

Alan Y. in New York writes:

@ Cheryl,

Reaching out to you to find out if you need my volunteer services

Alan

Posted on Tue May 25, 2010

Oscar Cuellar in Virginia writes:

I am a residential and commercial project foremen/superintendent/ carpenter, I am a hands on person, been in the business over 25 years, I would like to help.I speak english and spanish.

Posted on Sun May 23, 2010

Jerry H. writes:

It is important that we do not forget Haiti, they have been in a bad spot for a long time, it is sad that it takes a catastrophe for people to notice.

Posted on Thu May 20, 2010

Anthony C. in Illinois writes:

I am heading to Gonaives to set up a computer lab for the university there. I have 100 computers that have been donated, now I need monitors! They have to be LED or LCD for weight and transportation, can anyone help?

Posted on Fri May 14, 2010

Dave D. in Wisconsin writes:

I am a builder looking to help out in Haiti. I do commercial and residential carpentry. If any general contractors are looking for help e-mail me. God Bless

Posted on Sat May 01, 2010

Zachariah D. in Afghanistan writes:

I was an interpreter with U S A Marin Corps. I want help all of the world people, if I can. I don't think I'm from Afghanistan, I think I'm from the world. I think world is a patient & We have to make it fine. In here we have Taliban. Taliban is a big problem too. We have to terminate the Taliban too. for other, like earthquake, at the 1th time We have to pray & take a help from the God. God can do everything. God make the baby in Mom is stomach. everything is very easy to God. The God is one. God doesn't need anything or anyone. God doesn't have any Mother & Father. God Doesn't have any waif or husband. God know everything. I pray for Haiti people. God bless them.

Posted on Mon Apr 26, 2010

Amir in Pakistan writes:

I do the work in USA so plz help me what can I do..? I have mobiles parts tools an many more food aitems

Posted on Sun Apr 25, 2010

Lisa K. in U.S.A. writes:

Its always sad whenever I come across another blog that has something to do with Haiti. Its been pretty hard on them and I really hope that they can recover as soon as possible.

Posted on Wed Apr 21, 2010

Divya in Texas writes:

I am 17 year old. I would rally like to help.I am a girl scout too. I can fund raise for school supplies, like: books, computers, black boards, chairs, benches etc. please let me know if they are building any schools or there any existing school needs these items.

Thanks
Divya

Posted on Sun Apr 18, 2010

Cheryka writes:

I love to help peple allot please give me a chanse to please.

Posted on Tue Apr 13, 2010

Ashley in Oregon writes:

I am 15 and I want to do anything to help for this tragic happening...i think that we should have a commercial that can grab everyones attention telling them that these families need help and that a can of food them by alot that a toy can help a child feel more confident....i think that schools should help....schools can help by writing a simple letter, or by donating shoes clothes, or food...i know that there is expences for this kind of stuff, but i think if we can do fundraisers it will help...i think that america is a helpful country and i know that we can do it i know that a something can make a big difference...please leave a message and tell me what you think and tell me what i can do to help support haiti in my community...because i wanna makea huge difference...

Posted on Fri Apr 09, 2010

Shannon N. in South Carolina writes:

I would really like to help, but I don't have much money to help with. I could go over there and help build things, take care of children, help with teaching, distribute food, or distribute clothing. I am eager to help so please let me know if there is anything I can do?! I do have a few bags of clothes that I do not wear anymore and don't need. Just tell me where to send them and I will.

Sincerely,
Shannon

Posted on Thu Apr 08, 2010

Chris P. in Virginia writes:

I really want to help by donating my time. I can spend at least two months (starting after May 15) and more if I am really needed. I served four years, including a year in Iraq, in the US Army as a mechanic but was also trained in combat life saving (IVs, dressing wounds, splints...) I can most likely finance my own trip, and stay, I just need to know how to get there; what steps and so forth. I want to help.

Love,

Chris P.

Posted on Mon Mar 29, 2010

Savannah in Washington writes:

hey if u know anyhting about homoeless please email me i am doing a project in school

Posted on Fri Mar 26, 2010

Robert W. in New Zealand writes:

I am a american living in new zealand waiting around to work on the movie the hobit which has been delayed i am a set builder with a lot of skills and a need to help attitude i am a ex marine and willing to do anything to help dont need much of anything ive been in worst places and have time on my hand please contact me i can leave at a moments notice thats the marine i have a American passport and nz resident thank you and i do have tools to help

Posted on Fri Mar 26, 2010

Yusef W. in Washington, D.C. writes:

I AM JUST ONE OF MANY WHO IS EAGER TO GIVE MY COMPLETE TIME AND BODY TO HELP WITH THE EFFORTS OF REBUILDING HAITI,I AM AVAILABLE,AND WILLING TO RELOCATE,UNTIL COMPLETION,PLEASE E MAIL ME MORE INFO THANK YOU

Posted on Wed Mar 24, 2010

James V. in Minnesota writes:

I am a disabled veteran and would like to go to Hatai and help with the rescue and handing out food to the victims of this earthquage please contact me as to when I can go and what I would be doing. Thank You

James

Posted on Sun Mar 21, 2010

Rana R. in Lebanon writes:

Hello My name is Rana R.I am a US citizen and have been working with the US forces in iraq for the past 3 years ad recently came back home. I haven't started working again yet, however would like to ask if there were any volunteer organization i can join for a couple of weeks to a month to offer help in haiti. I am ready to go ther but please direct me to the right people. thank you

Rana

Posted on Fri Mar 19, 2010

Jerry C. in China writes:

I am a director of an new energy company in China, I want to know if can donate some mini solar panel for Haiti Children for teaching aid. If possible, please contact me. Thanks.Jerry

Posted on Wed Mar 17, 2010

Micheal in Australia writes:

The best thing we can do for Haiti is to not forget and to keep it in the media

Posted on Mon Mar 08, 2010

John P. in Colorado writes:

I am a unemployed journey man carpenter, with supervisory experence. I would like to know if there are any employment construction opportunities in Hati. I am experienced in a wide range of trade skills, and would like to help re-build Hati.If you know about any goverment or private construction jobs available peease contact me Thank, you John P.

Posted on Mon Mar 01, 2010

Zara in Australia writes:

I am only 10 years old but want to help haiti as much as possible.

Posted on Mon Mar 01, 2010

Shah in Pakistan writes:

i want to participate in activities to support Haiti earthquake affecties. i am a social worker and want to travel Haiti and Chile to help the people by physical work.Can anybody help me for my travel to these disastrous countries.

Posted on Sun Feb 28, 2010

Jim P. in Pennsylvania writes:

i have a prostic left hand i no longer need can i get it to someone in hati that can use it

Posted on Fri Feb 26, 2010

Sharee in New Jersey writes:

i would like to know how i can go to haiti to help the people there. donating money is one thing but i want to be there to help them.

Posted on Thu Feb 25, 2010

Chaquita in Florida writes:

i would love to adoption a child/children or sibling group from Haiti. I do have license to adopt, also an current homestudy.

Posted on Mon Feb 22, 2010

Chaquita in Florida writes:

i want to know what i have to do to adoption a child/children or sibling group from haiti. I do have licenses to adopt, i also have a current homestudy

Posted on Mon Feb 22, 2010

Jennifer in Arkansas writes:

I would like to know how to go about adopting Haiti children.And would like to go there to help out.

Posted on Sun Feb 21, 2010

Mitchell W. in New York writes:

During the upcoming Spring Break, I am planning to travel to Dominican Republic with my girlfriend and a group of friends.Since Dominican Republic is adjacent Dominican Republic I was wondering if there were any volunteer organizations during March 8 - March 13 to help clean. My name is Mitchell Wong. I am currently attending school and graduating in the school of Management at the University at Buffalo by the end of summer majoring in Finance/M.I.S. As the Treasurer of my cultural fraternity, Financial Management Association VP of Marketing/Finance, and Management of Information Systems Association Marketing Chairman. We want to help so help us help Haiti and please contact us as soon as possible for more members in my organizations to travel to help Haiti. Thank you!

Best Regards,
Mitchell W.

Posted on Fri Feb 19, 2010

Kendra in Minnesota writes:

I'm a highschool student and want to help out in Haiti. Making donations is one thing I have done, but I want to take the next step. Please let me know if there is a way that I can go to Haiti and help in this disaster relief.

Posted on Fri Feb 19, 2010

Catherine C. in Louisiana writes:

i am a massage therapist, just finished physical therapy tech school here in louisiana...currently cannot find a job and want to do bigger and better things for the world...i am a caregiver above all else...i feel helpless here and think my skills and compassion would be better used in Haiti...Please send me some information on what it is i have to do to get there...thank you for your time.

Posted on Wed Feb 17, 2010

Michael in Ohio writes:

I have always wanted to go to another country to help out when another country are in need And this is a perfect opertunity.I am still15 but age doesn't matter in a situAtion like this. I have donated money and done what I can to help but i would love to help in haiti if they need Any assistance.thanks. -michael

Posted on Wed Feb 17, 2010

Jamin in Pennsylvania writes:

I want to go to Haiti with my girlfriend, and mother this summer to helpout (it is the soonest we could coordinate off weeks). I am having a hard time finding out how to go about doing this, or what organization could help me. Please let me know if there is anyone who knows how to go about doing this. Thank you

Posted on Tue Feb 16, 2010

Vince in Nevada writes:

Child in need… please read!

I have a friend who is married to his wife that was born in Haiti. His wife’s brother has a little girl about two years old that survived the earthquake. The father of this little girl did not survive and neither did the mother. The little girl is being cared for by her cousin who is 32yrs and they are living in a tent in Port de Prince.

My friend and his wife are sending $400 per month to help them. Since the wife is the blood Aunt of this little girl we are trying to find a way to bring the little girl back to the United States.

Does anyone have any idea of how best to do this?

Posted on Sun Feb 14, 2010

Jennifer in Indiana writes:

My son would like to go to Haiti and help for the rebuilding process He is very lnowledgable and would love to help he can only do that during the summer months because he is a collage student. can anyone pass along info to let me know what is involved in this process. Thank You

Posted on Sun Feb 14, 2010

Chancie in Kentucky writes:

i going to start a club called the hopers for haiti everyday we'll dotate a dollar an we'll put it in a special box that will be kept in a special place until we raise $500 then ill put the $500 in an envelope and send it to the head wjhich is the white house and they will send it to haiti i hope the money that the hopers for haiti will help out,your welcome chancie.

Posted on Sat Feb 13, 2010

Marilee in Washington writes:

i am a kid and want to help haiti and i thought this would be a good website but i can't find a place where it said where kids can help.

Posted on Sat Feb 13, 2010

Eric in New Mexico writes:

Dear Cheryl: I wouldn't have a clue where to send a get-well card, but perhaps you'll be so kind as to further my best wishes for President Clinton's speedy recovery on through to the Sec. of State.

Thanks.

Posted on Fri Feb 12, 2010

Eunide in Georgia writes:

I really want to go to my country Haiti, to help my people in creole. I am greatful for all the help that haitian's are receiving all over the world, however Haitian culture is complex and can be understood only by its native. Why so much military forces? the people needs food , shelter, water, medical, comfort, not military pushing them and telling them what to do. Please help our people with dignity. The airport needs to be reopen so that haitians can go home to help their people. Again thank you very much for you all your care and support.

Posted on Thu Feb 11, 2010

Brittany in California writes:

I'm 18 years old and my friend and I after high school want to go to Haiti and contribute in any way possible. Is that possible?? Like we'll donate blood, we'll build homes, and just anything possible to give back so if you could please send us some info on what we need how to get involved that would be a blessing. Thank you.

Posted on Thu Feb 11, 2010

Kaitlyn in Canada writes:

I am a 12 year old girl that goes to a catholic school and i am VERY helpfull around the class and at home as well. I have donated money but i think that they still need alot of help so please anyone that is able to go and help GO AND HELP them out.

Posted on Wed Feb 10, 2010

Adam in Tennessee writes:

I would like to go there and help out for a while. I have a degree in mass communications, but it wouldn't be much use. I'm a quick learner and could be an asset.

Posted on Wed Feb 10, 2010

Lucy in Indiana writes:

My husband and I are interested in fostering one or two children from Haiti in our home. What and where would we find out about the process?

Posted on Tue Feb 09, 2010

Hannah writes:

I Feel very sorry for everyone in Haiti. I will put them in my prayers for sure.

Posted on Tue Feb 09, 2010

Joe in Florida writes:

pray hard i do think 2012 is comming very soon and maby sooner than people think and just keep your heads up in prayer

Posted on Fri Feb 05, 2010

Laura in California writes:

Dear Sec. Clinton,
Please look into the Baptist Missionarys who were only trying to help the children. They are now in jail? With all that the US is doing for that country, you would think their government would take that into consideration. It isn't right.
Thank you

Posted on Thu Feb 04, 2010

I am an 18 year old female, just out of high school and i would very much love to go to Haiti and help out in anything possible. i just need to know how and who to contact about this. i'm certified in Oxygen, 1st Aid, and CPR. i really feel like this is something that i would benefit from.
please email me with any info i could get on going over there.
Thanks

Posted on Thu Feb 04, 2010

Roy G. in New York writes:

I am a Licensed Land Surveyor in Rochester ny , I have been working for a Civil Engineering firm for 22 yrs. I have a good deal of construction experience in interpretation, layout and hands on building. I also have owned and ran my own small construction-remodeling company. I would be interested in finding a way to help the people of Haiti ....

Posted on Thu Feb 04, 2010

Susan W. H. in Virginia writes:

Although I am myself disabled and a single black female, I would like help to adopt a Haitian child. I would prefer an older child [11 or 12] as I am unable to walk and would require slightly less energy of me. Please help me help them.

Posted on Tue Feb 02, 2010

Kimberly M. in California writes:

hi im kimberly and in 12 years old. i really am a helpful girl and really wants to help haiti. i will try so hard to help the people over there. i wish everything turns out okay. god bless the people in haiti.

Posted on Tue Feb 02, 2010

Travis S. in Ohio writes:

I am 16 almost 17. I go to a vocational school in Ohio for carpentry I was thinking about trying to find a program that maybe I would be able to go and help. I think it would be a great experience and I would love to help.

Posted on Tue Feb 02, 2010

Nia P. in Pennsylvania writes:

I am always surprised my insensitive people that wonder why American should help out in Haiti. You really need to check yourself and that is all I am going to say. Your attitude does not deserve any more attention just some therapy.

Posted on Tue Feb 02, 2010

Carmille R. in Texas writes:

how do i go about getting info to go to Haiti to volunteer my time?

Posted on Tue Feb 02, 2010

Americawestand in North Carolina writes:

Are you kidding me?? We have people losing their jobs and homes on a daily basis and you want help for Haiti? We have people needing help right here in America.

Posted on Tue Feb 02, 2010

Eva in Colorado writes:

Please send me information ASAP about going to Haiti to help.

Posted on Tue Feb 02, 2010

Aima in Idaho writes:

hi my name is alma i am very sorry about what happened in haiti. i have a lot of stuff donate to them but dont know where to send them to so canyou please get back to A.S.A.P

Posted on Mon Feb 01, 2010

Brad N. in Indiana writes:

I am a 24yr old college student from Bloomington, Indiana. I have taken this spring semester off from classes, and would love to provided my services over in Haiti. I am not sure who to contact to help make the trip over to Haiti to help out with this horrible disaster. All the videos and images I have seen make me feel so sad for the people of Haiti, and would very much love to go and make a difference over there. If ANYONE has any information on how i could become involved and get to Haiti to help it would be greatlet appreciated, not only by me but of the people of Haiti as well. Please e-mail me as soon as possible with any helpful information.

Thanks

Posted on Mon Feb 01, 2010

Maria R. in Nevada writes:

My Husband and I already donated to Haiti's cause as much as we could afford, still we feel like we want to do so much more.

We would love to foster Haitian Children.

is this even a possibility?

Can anyone inform me about this matters, or point me towards the right direction?

Posted on Mon Feb 01, 2010

My husband and I would like to foster children from Haiti.

is this even a possibility?

Posted on Mon Feb 01, 2010

Mac B. in New York writes:

I looked at the website outfittogo.org, and totally agree with Andrea L. Why aren't we doing something to address this ongoing issue. Looks like our government is lacking a lot in this area. We all deserve better.

Please Secretary Clinton do something now to prevent this.

Posted on Mon Feb 01, 2010

Jennifer A. in Connecticut writes:

I am trying to find out how I can go to Haiti to help. I am CPR certified, and have done work with Habitat for Humanity. I have taken 3 years of French as well and am able to communicate. Any information about how I can get there, and what programs I need to contact would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Posted on Mon Feb 01, 2010

Tuesday J. in Arizona writes:

I would very much like to foster a haitian child, if anyone has any information that can help me do this please let me know, God bless!

Posted on Mon Feb 01, 2010

Christina F. in Delaware writes:

I would like to know what is the process of taking in a family or children from the earthquake disaster. My heart and prayers goes out to them so much.

Posted on Mon Feb 01, 2010

Sara in Canada writes:

Hi there,
I am a 20 year old University student that would love to go to Hati for as long as needed to help with a relief team. Please guide me in the correct direction as to which i can go about getting on a team and going.

Sara.

Posted on Mon Feb 01, 2010

Kurt M. writes:

I am a able bodied 41yr old man. I am completely prepared to travel and provide any assistance. They need help now! I am ready now! Please Please give me direction to the correct channels. Thank you

Posted on Mon Feb 01, 2010

Renate N. in Canada writes:

I would love to adopt a haitian child...anyone with any kind of infromation please contact me...thank you

Posted on Mon Feb 01, 2010

Eve H. in Ohio writes:

We have been an Ohio Foster/Adoptive family since 2000. We would like to be of valuable use and provide foster care to the Haiti children in need. Please inform us on how our family can help. We are a very medically inclined family and can take medically fragile. Please let us know, we are eager to help.

Posted on Mon Feb 01, 2010

Whitney G. in Illinois writes:

I am an 18 year old senior in high school and would give anything to be able to go to Haiti to help out when I graduate in early May. If anyone has any information for me please send me an email thank you.

Posted on Sun Jan 31, 2010

Bill W. writes:

i don't have anything to donate except my services, i am a master electrician with many years of experience and am able to make do in many cases with what is available to fabricate safe an usable systems

Posted on Sun Jan 31, 2010

Michelle in Indiana writes:

My husband and I would like information on fostering a child from Haiti. Can anybody help us start this process?
Thank you.

Posted on Sun Jan 31, 2010

Lynda C. in Wisconsin writes:

I,ve been an RN for 34 years. Would love to donate time. Already donated money. Who cn I contact to go there and HELP!!!!!!!! This cannot be this difficult!

Posted on Sun Jan 31, 2010

Jacques J. in Florida writes:

WITH HIGHIEST REPECT
HONOURABLE PRESIDENT
I GREET AND PRESENT MY EXCUSES FOR DISTURBING YOU IN YOUR NOBLE AND MULTIPLE OCCUPATIONS.
I HAVE MY WIFE AND 7 CHILDREN LIVING CURRENTLY IN HAITI.I'M FACING TO A VERY BAD SITUATION CAUSE MY HOUSE IS BROKEN SINCE LAST HAPPENED THE EARTHQUAKE IN HAITI.I HAVE NO MEANS TO RE HOUSE THEM/AND PROVIDE THEM HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCES.
1)COULD YOU PLEASE HELP ME TO BRING THEM TO USA FOR SAFETY RESON ?FIND OUT FOR ME A SUPPORT FOR THEM ?
2)SOMEON WOULD LIKE TO SPONSOR THEM AND TAKE THEM TO USA AND PROVIDING THE NECESSARY ASSISTANCES;WHAT THE SPONSOR PERSON HAS TO FILL OUT/NEEDS TO START THE PROCESS ?
THANKS FOR YOUR GREAT/OFFICIAL HANDS ON THIS MATTER

JACQUES J.

Posted on Sun Jan 31, 2010

Shawna P. in Ohio writes:

I would love to adoption two kids and boy and a girl

Posted on Fri Jan 29, 2010

Diana M. in California writes:

I am working on my degree in Psychology, and hope that when I finish, I will be able to get a group of counselors together, to help those in Haiti suffering from PTSD. I feel it's important that the people of Haiti get this type of help, as well as the the support they are now receiving... My prayers go out to these people...

Posted on Fri Jan 29, 2010

Andrea L. in Mississippi writes:

I would like to know why our government isn't sending packages of Outfit to Go to Haiti (outfittogo.org)? Instead all over America people are collecting Truckloads of donated (our leftovers) clothes to be sent to Haiti.

Look at Outfit to Go's website to see what actually happens to the clothes we send, click on the stats and pictures that are on the Did You Know page. It will make you sick. If not look at the slideshow on the homepage.

American Red Cross chapters use these for small disasters, it is a no-brainer. Our Government or Red Cross National needs to provide these at all disasters. They give you hygene kits to clean up, but what do you do then? Put back on your nasty clothes or somebody elses?

They deserve better in Haiti as we do here in the U.S.

Maybe the Clinton Foundation could step in and make sure this gets done. Stop the ships of donated clothes before they can leave the ports. Wait till the area is stable first.

I will continue to pray for all those in Haiti that things will get better soon.

Posted on Fri Jan 29, 2010

Dennis H. in Texas writes:

WHERE TO DONATE MY SUPPLIES!

Posted on Fri Jan 29, 2010

Ruth L writes:

I feel drewadful about what has happened, I feel their pain. And another thing is that some people have know idea in the world what is happening and THEY don't even care some people i feel very sorry for those people and it isn't their folt so they shouldn't have to suffer

Posted on Fri Jan 29, 2010

Shondale K. in Georgia writes:

I would love to go over and help out. But I will need to have a place to stay and maybe some compensation. Anyone that would like to take me up on my offer please call Shondale

Posted on Fri Jan 29, 2010

Debbie O. in California writes:

Where can i get info on fostering children from haiti?

Posted on Thu Jan 28, 2010

Matt W. in Ohio writes:

Hi I am a 19 year old college student and I really want to find a way to have the chance to help out in Haiti. I think it would be a good experience and I am willing to help out as much as they need. If you could email me back and let me know if their is anyway possible to go and help that would be great

Posted on Thu Jan 28, 2010

Christel W. in Texas writes:

I would be more then willing to foster a Haitian child...anyone with information regarding this please contact me...thanks

Christel

Posted on Thu Jan 28, 2010

Yamaica H. in New York writes:

Hii i was just wondersing how do i go about gettin information on how i can get over to haiti. As this timeand moment i feel i can only really help by going over there and helping .. U have donated but it just doesnt seem like enough was done . and my city was in a sense of kahos like haiti i only pray and hope people around the world would come to our releave. At thid time we most stand together . Haiti needs to know that we care and will not forget about them . If you have any information i can be contacted .. Please call asap thank you and have a great day

Posted on Thu Jan 28, 2010

Cynthia B. in Florida writes:

My husband and I would like to foster parents for children of the Haiti diaster.

Posted on Thu Jan 28, 2010

Rafael M. in New York writes:

i recently got out the service in september 2007 i left as a Gunnersmate 2nd class petty officer United States Navy. i served 5yrs and 8 mos. my entire time in the military we trained for disasters bith natural and man made. I feel like i can help tremendously over there in haiti , putting the skills i learned on how to maintain order in chaotic situations and understanding on how to stay alert and ready to deal with unexpected changes, i would love to go over and help. please let me know if i am a candidate to help in these trying times.

Posted on Thu Jan 28, 2010