Julie J. in Florida writes:

Hello, I have a 15 year old son who is begining to plan for his Eagle scout project. He wants to design this project around helping the people of Hati. He wants to go to Hati to help, work and make a difference. I completly support him and have agreed to go wth him. My question, for those who have been their recently or perhaps are just more abrest of the current state of things in Hati, is this: What would be the most helpful for my son and I ( and possibly a group of folks), to focus on at this point? For example, my son expressed a desire to help build homes, I suggested possibly a specific group( children, the elderly, animals etc..) may be in greater need at this point. We are asking for and open to suggestions or ideas. Thank you, Alex and Julie

Posted on Sat May 29, 2010

J.V.M.U. writes:

Quite possible the best info I've read in while. So many people just blab on about things they no absolutely nothing about.

Posted on Sun May 16, 2010

Lafortune V. in Georgia writes:

I am 60 y.old. I am an LPN & unemployed. My wife and I both have started our adult life working at 2 american hospitals in Haiti in the 70's-80's. We are both U.S. citizen. We would like to open a Health clinic in Haiti(in the country side, not to far from Deschapelles, where the Albert Schweitzer hospital is located.

We need some sponsors & support. Please help !

Posted on Thu Apr 01, 2010

Jennifer in Florida writes:

Dear the people in Haiti: Me & my family feel so bad for what happened to you guys in Haiti & we want to help you guys alot so please e-mail me as soon as you guys can.

Posted on Thu Feb 11, 2010

Robert in Georgia writes:

Ret. C.S.M. U.S. Army. I want to help.

Posted on Wed Feb 10, 2010

James S. in South Carolina writes:

Would like to help in clean-up and re-construction efforts. Currently Co-Owner/Operator of Construcion & Remodeling Company. Please advise of contacts...

Posted on Wed Feb 03, 2010

Nancy in Massachusetts writes:

Would you be willing to accept non-perishable food and toiletry items and or student supplies (note books, pencils, papers, etc) for an upcoming delivery to Haitian earthquake survivors? Students at the Hadley Elementary School are willing to collect needed items.

If you are willing, could the donated items be collected from the school? Or if there is someone willing to bring our donations to Haiti, we could try and get to you.

Posted on Mon Feb 01, 2010

Rev. Josue T. in Florida writes:

I AM A HAITIAN PASTOR IN FORT-LAUDERDALE FLA. AND I HAVE A SKILL IN COUNSELLING SO I WOULD LIKE TO HELP WITH THE TROMATISED PEOPLE. IF ANY ONE KNOW HOW I CAN HELP, PLEASE LET ME KNOW. THANK YOU GOD BLESS YOU.

Posted on Sun Jan 31, 2010

Claire in California writes:

Hello, the earth club at my school wants to have a fundraiser where we make care packages and send them to help Haiti victims. Where do we send them to? Thank you.

Claire J.

Posted on Fri Jan 29, 2010

Emily R. in Georgia writes:

I think that eeryone should take part in trying to help haiti's community.
I am ony14 but i have been heartbroken by the thing i hae seen ontv.

Posted on Mon Jan 25, 2010

Michelle in Tennessee writes:

I ALREADY HAVE MY PASS PORT AND AM WILLING AND READY TO TRAVEL TO HATTIE AND VOLLENTEER IN ANY AREA NEEDED.I AM A 38 YEAR OLD HOUSEWIFE WHO WANTS TO HELP.

Posted on Mon Jan 25, 2010

Brandon A. in Texas writes:

I am a 23 year old college graduate. My degree is in Business Management. I don't have any medical experience but I'm a hard work, fast learner, great communication skills and a self starter. If anyone knows of a group or organization that would pay for travel/expenses or how I can volunteer my time in Haiti please let me know!

Posted on Sun Jan 24, 2010

Stacy in Canada writes:

We are a family in Ontario, Canada looking to help in anyway. Who do we contact to either go to Haiti to help with children, or have children come and stay with us temporarily?

Thank You

Posted on Fri Jan 22, 2010

Kathryn in Wisconsin writes:

LPN with over 20 years broad medical experience available to go to Haiti. License active and in good standing in Wisconsin. In excellent physical health. Who do I contact to go? I have noted RNs going to Haiti from California, but no LPN groups. This is going to be a long drawn out effort in Haiti with many LPNs on the internet volunteering to go.
Should we start one for the LPNs?

Posted on Fri Jan 22, 2010

Patsy in Mississippi writes:

WE WOULD LIKE INFORMATION ON HOW WE CAN OPEN OUR HOME TO ADOPT A CHILD(REN) FROM HAITI.

Posted on Fri Jan 22, 2010

Araceli J. in California writes:

Hello Im Araceli J. and I am a Senior in Long Beach ca. Now a days many young folks like to go to clubs or parties and My friends and I were thinking of having a Party that people can attend to and they will be charged a certain amount of money at the entrance or they can bring some kind of donation and this will go to the people in haiti. We really want to help them out but were not sure how to do it or who to get help from. if you'd like to help us in a way contact me

Thank you

Posted on Fri Jan 22, 2010

Pierre B. in Florida writes:

As a US citizen , how I can sponsor a homeless family in Haiti disaster to come to my house on temporary basis? I will will pay for evverything.

Posted on Fri Jan 22, 2010

Felipe C. in Brazil writes:

Hi Im currently in Brazil right now, but im about to finish my MBA in wash, DC. Is there any way i can help by going in Haiti? I have no expertise in any medical area by i think i can help by going there. If anyone has any info about any group would be able to give me something to do over there please let me know......
thank you.

Posted on Fri Jan 22, 2010

My name is Ruhee A., I have just graduated from the University of Iowa with a BA in business management. With the economy being difficult to get a job, and my dream being in helping people, i wanted to combine my dream my degree into one and see how I can help people. I would love to get Americorps experience, and later on do my master in education. I have a passion and a drive to work with people. Please let me know when and how I can help and I would love to.
Thank you

Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010

Mark M. in Texas writes:

We have production slots to accomodate manufacturing ISO shipping containers in to bunk houses, offices, toilet and shower units.

Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010

Gerald G. R. writes:

Hi All!

Sorry for what has happened to Haitias. Most of us would like to provide some helps, the most thing I could do for our fellows is prayers, let them get God'd confort that goes beyond everything,

Gerald G. H

Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010

Conteh S. M. in Nigeria writes:

i am a born sierra Leonean staying in nigeria.i am aware of what is happening in haiti and will want to be a volunteer.Am working presently but can afford to take my annual leave for this purpose.please can someone help me achieve this.

Posted on Thu Jan 21, 2010

Samuel H. in Michigan writes:

My name is sam i,m 25 and jobless and have no passport and little money but i feel that it is a responsability of all men to help another myself and a few of my friends are willing to go and do any thing needed to help we are all hard working younger men but who do we contact

Posted on Wed Jan 20, 2010

Wayne W. in Colorado writes:

im in the national guard. I helped with Hurricane Catrina and would now like to help with the relief in haiti. i don't have a passport but would really like to go. How can i go about doing this? I would desperatly like to go. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Posted on Wed Jan 20, 2010

Lashauana T. writes:

I'm living in montserrat and i'm a first aid in the redcross and i want to come and help in haiti, i think thats the best thing i can do after all what god have given to me...........

Posted on Wed Jan 20, 2010

Anonymous writes:

I want to help!

Posted on Wed Jan 20, 2010

Diana D. in Texas writes:

How can my school contribute to help Haiti?

Posted on Wed Jan 20, 2010

Ray C. in Texas writes:

I do not have a passport or a paying job right now but would gladly go with volunteer organization under U.S. Gov't. direction to help in any way I can. I am old but strong with nothing keeping me here doing nothing.
If I can do this fast as a US citizen under our government direction without a passport. I am in.

Seriously,
Ray

Posted on Wed Jan 20, 2010

Jonathan A. in Washington writes:

salutation
my name is Jonathan A. been serving in the us army has a infantryman for the past 4 years I was born in the us virgin islands and grew up in the French Caribbean’s I am a fluent speaker in French and Creole and max out my dlept test I am looking too volunteer for the aid relief in Haiti

Posted on Tue Jan 19, 2010

Edward S. writes:

I am CEO of a nationwide security services company. We have received requests from several news organizations, relief angencies, etc. to provide armed security for their personnel in Haiti. I am seeking information regarding required authorizations (from US, Haitian and or International agencies) that would be required to send armed security officers (all US Licensed officers), to provide such security. Any direction would be welcomed.

Posted on Tue Jan 19, 2010

Clayton W. in Florida writes:

my name is clayotn im 20!i work counstruction and i want to go help the people that has lost every thing!
i love helping out outher people i just need to get over there if you need help please contact me!
thank you!

Posted on Tue Jan 19, 2010

Jean J. in Tennessee writes:

I feel really bad about what happened. Plus it was a day after my b-day!! i am donating 100 dollars to haiti. plus i will try to raise money for them. i'm the president of my school and thought that would be a good thing to do.i go to Elementary. i want to do more but feel like i couldn't do anything cause i am only 11. Anyway bless everyone in haiti and say it is from Jean J. thank you . bye.

Posted on Tue Jan 19, 2010

Ashley and Jessica in Washington write:

how can we help haiti at our local schools?

Posted on Tue Jan 19, 2010

Carmela R.S. in New Jersey writes:

I would like to know if I can adopt a little girl from Haiti, ages 1, 2, 3, or 6. What document do I need to have? Or if these children have siblings I would like to adopt them too. I�m full of love to give them a better life and education.

Posted on Tue Jan 19, 2010

AJackson in Pennsylvania writes:

Want to help victims of Haiti try website (hpphilly.org)

Posted on Tue Jan 19, 2010

AJackson in Pennsylvania writes:

web site to donate shoes is Shoes2Share.com or 6abc.com for further information

Posted on Tue Jan 19, 2010

Toby in United Kingdom writes:

How does my contribution help?

Why do organisations have to buy food and supplies if it is for a disaster why can't the contibuting countries provide everything free?

Posted on Tue Jan 19, 2010

NW in California writes:

Please direct your efforts to gov't officials and politicians that can get this done.

urgent need food drops n sanitation for Haiti



Urgent: re Haiti Please read and act on info at
http://www.kgoradio.com/Article.asp?id=1662660&nId=0&spid=33179
excerpt: use cargo planes to drop food and water all over the areas where people are abandoned so that thousands will not die waiting for the standard relief trucks. done in the past by the U.S. military. Otherwise, thousands of lives will be lost in Haiti. Professor Richard Muller of UC Berkeley suggests it’s more productive to contact anyone you know who may know officials or political leaders in Washington than flood the comment lines at the White House

sanitation important

Also see shelter boxes at rotary international for future emergency planning for this country and others

Posted on Mon Jan 18, 2010

Peter H. in Washington writes:

I am a teacher in the Seattle School District who is helping to organize our schools around service learning and sustainability issues and I would love to help organize long term school to school aid projects with Haitian communities to assist with education and community development. Who should I contact on that end to help organzize soemthing like this?

Posted on Mon Jan 18, 2010

Jackie Lynn C. writes:

I am an L.P.N. nurse. My knowledge in the medical field is wide ranged.I am ready at a moments notice to leave to help in Haiti. I have a valid passport.Please help me and all nurses to get to Haiti to volunteer.WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?????

Posted on Mon Jan 18, 2010

Vipul G. in India writes:

Hi,
We are group of experienced civil engineers. We have served for earthquake affected people in Bhachau, India in 2000.

Immidiate relief work has started and guys are putting their best to help people of Haiti. As the entire infrastructure of Haiti has collepsed, we would be very much thankful to the organization/organizations to whom we can associate with.

May god bless Haiti.

Posted on Mon Jan 18, 2010

Jess in Pennsylvania writes:

Okay so I am 14 and after church today my dad brought up that we should think about adopting a child from Haiti. I said I really want to do it and he said that would be less for us as in like less money to go around but I don’t care I think we should help a child that needs food and a home. SO if anyone has any information on how to get information about this please email me

Gods world
your hands

Posted on Mon Jan 18, 2010

Bill J. in Montana writes:

I am 56 years old and have been watching the news about Haiti..Something inside told me to go there and help. If the right people see this please call me.

Posted on Sun Jan 17, 2010

DipNote Bloggers write:

@ DipNote readers -- Thank you for your offers of support and interest in providing assistance to Haiti. We are currently receiving a high volume of comments and are responding to messages as soon as possible. If you require assistance in locating a loved one in Haiti, please call 888-407-4747 or email: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).

Anyone wishing to donate or provide assistance in Haiti following the devastating earthquake that struck near Port au Prince on Jan 12, 2010, is asked to contact the Center for International Disaster Information. You may call the Center at 703-276-1914.

You also can send your message to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address). Be certain to include in the subject line "Donation of" followed by the products you are willing to donate. A staffer will share the information with relief and development agencies that have the ability to transport collected items to the affected region and have identified needed goods.

For those interested in helping immediately, simply text "HAITI" to "90999" and a donation of $10 will be given automatically to the Red Cross to help with relief efforts, charged to your cell phone bill. So far, one million plus people have donated over $17 million in the largest mobile donation campaign to date.

Here are more ways you can find information about helping Haiti: Center for International Disaster Information | InterAction | Mercy Corps | Red Cross | Text Donation

More about the crisis and how to help: www.state.gov/haitiquake

Posted on Sun Jan 17, 2010

Robin in North Carolina writes:

To everyone who is posting on here (nurses and otherwise) that you want to go to Haiti to help -- follow the links provided -- there is a page where you enter all of your info and credentials. I am also a nurse and want to go and help and luckily, found this website.

Good luck, and God bless everyone who is so willing to help!

Posted on Sun Jan 17, 2010

Eugenia in Virginia writes:

I have a Master's Degree in Social Work, experiencing in Child Welfare, Mental Health, Case Manager, counseling, Community Development and Vocational Rehabilitation Services. I speak French, Creole and English. I would love to be considered for an opportunity to go to Haiti (my country)to help the victims cope in order to move forward. Most likely, the victims will experience Post traumatic stress.I can leave ASAP. My contact is cell. If you know of any such opportunity with the military of Federal Government, please inform. Thanks

Posted on Sun Jan 17, 2010

Betty G. in Alabama writes:

I dont have cash monet to send but do have all kind of nice clothing that i would love to give ,how do i go about doing so?

Posted on Sun Jan 17, 2010

Roger H. in the United Kingdom writes:

Could you please put me in touch with the relevant agency whom take on or offer positions to plumbers offering their services free of charge in the recovery following the disaster in Haiti

Posted on Sun Jan 17, 2010

Jessica G. in New Jersey writes:

I would be move then willing to fly to Haiti with a group to help however I can. If I could fly out like today with a group I would be gone and on my way. I am 25 year old mother wife and business women. I have no rescue experience but can aid with loving the children and helping care for them.

Posted on Sun Jan 17, 2010

Don W. in Oregon writes:

Civil, structural and sanitation engineer experienced working in underdeveloped countries. Conversational french. Have passport and ready to travel. Please let me know if anyone can use my skills to assist with Haiti relief.

Posted on Sun Jan 17, 2010

Terry June H. in Georgia writes:

I was in corporate for 25 years and have been out of a job and receiving unemployment for over a year. I have the time, money and passport (along with references)to travel to Haiti and help. I am an energetic, worldly female that takes direction well with a fitness, nursing (did not graduate due to corporate offer but worked in hospital) and work with the challenged at the Georgia Retardation Center background and ready to go. I am available whenever the time is right to send help. Thank you for your consideration.

Posted on Sat Jan 16, 2010

N.N.Y. in New York writes:

I am a volunteer health educator. I speak Haitian/Creole fluently! I would love to volunteer. Haiti needs more volunteers as well as donations. Port-au Prince has a population of over 2 million people. Please contact me and let's get MORE people out there!

Posted on Sat Jan 16, 2010

Secco M. in Argentina writes:

I offer myself as a pilot to flight into Haiti whithout salary expect.

I am a 25 Argentinian commercial pilot, rated multi engines, ifr. I have been flying a piper navajo chieftain for airtaxi operations.

If you need my help , just contact my email.

Posted on Sat Jan 16, 2010

Joy M. in Connecticut writes:

Jesus wepted...

May God help them

Posted on Sat Jan 16, 2010

Victoria P. in Idaho writes:

Help the Children of Haiti

I have a son we adopted at birth. He is the joy of our life. It was only thru the his selfless mother and Gpd's goodness that we are so blessed. In this most devstating time, there are so many children, teens, babies in need of the security a home with loving families would provide. If there are children who have been lost their families to the quake, please consider how many people in the US would take and love these children. All we have to do is make it simple. Make it simple for the children to have hope and a home. I would take a child, teen, baby. I know so many people who would. God does not care about legalities and money. He cares about lives and hearts. Let's be a reflection of his love and free these children who have been left with no family, no home, no hope and give life. What is the alternative? Contact me to organize Hope for the Children of Haiti. Together we can make life good again for one child at a time.

Posted on Sat Jan 16, 2010

DipNote Bloggers writes:

@ Bonnie H. in California -- Thank you for your comment and offer of assistance. We encourage anyone interested in offering assistance to contact the Center for International Disaster Information at 703-276-1914.

More about the crisis and how to help: state.gov/haitiquake

Posted on Sat Jan 16, 2010

Bonnie H. in California writes:

Like the other 95 people who have shared their thoughts on this website, I would like to offer my assistance in Haiti but do not know how to go about doing that. Is someone monitoring this website blog, I hope?? I have the time and funds to go to Haiti for a month or so to help with the rescue and recovery effort. I can also open my home to some displaced Haitians, if that would help. Please let me and the others know how we can help. Hurry, please...time's a wasting!

Posted on Sat Jan 16, 2010

Gretta P. in New York writes:

i am looking to volunteer.I speak, read and write french and creole. iam a license practical nurse with 12 yrs hospital experience.

Posted on Sat Jan 16, 2010

R. Marotta in Florida writes:

Distibution of aid and support that has already arrived appears to be waiting for delivery in Haiti.

Shouldn't leaders in charge of distributing aid to Haitians consider setting up meals and water at the location of the supplies? This would remove the need to confront problems associated with relocating those supplies. (Vehicles, fuel, impassable roads, etc.) If I remember correctly from several visits there, the airport is located within walking distance of the city for those that are able. This would permit first responders to administer aid to victims, without the need to deal with able people in the center of all the destruction.

Temporary shelter and facilities construction could begin there, employing those that are able, allowing cleanup and long-term construction to ensue downtown.

Posted on Sat Jan 16, 2010

Claude G. in Texas writes:

i am a equip oper. 30 years exp. i could help dig please let people know how or if we can go help

Posted on Sat Jan 16, 2010

Mark G. writes:

I have no money to give but I am willing to go to Haiti to offer my labour as well as my son...Tell me how to help and I will. It breaks my heart to see the people suffer I want to help please get me there.

Posted on Sat Jan 16, 2010

Rosalba F. in Texas writes:

I' WOLD HELP CHILDREN FROM HAITI, my best way to help bring 2 children for takecare custody if your have question please e-mail god bleess america, ROSY

Posted on Sat Jan 16, 2010

Michael P. in Illinois writes:

While I'm deeply concerned for the many Haitian's in Haiti and on our soil, I feel the greatest effort we can offer those affected is to setup work groups for men and youths that are able to work. With the many American's out of work we have a skilled base that has no equal. From skilled labors to machine operators and those between the two, lets help them work their way into a bright future. The question is how can the goverment assist us in doing this? I have several idea's how this can be done if you are truly interested.

Posted on Sat Jan 16, 2010

Victor G. in Arizona writes:

I am willing to go to Haiti to help however i can.Whom should i contact regarding volunteering.

Posted on Sat Jan 16, 2010

J. Hacson in Florida writes:

im hiatian born and raise ontil 16&17; i come to the u.s im a construction worker i have my own stucco bussiness if not that i could translated if you could use me please e-mail me

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Rod in Ohio writes:

God bless all of you who are responding to this horrible event.

I am a licensed journeyman plumber who has always taken pride in protecting the health of MY nation. I understand getting these people medical attention, food, water and clothing is important but the immediate short term goal should be to establish proper sanitation. I would love to assist in the rebuilding of the infrastructure of this area but have no idea of who to contact. I have a valid passport and can get away from my job if needed.....

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Linda in Florida writes:

hi my name is linda. i'm married. i have a major in criminal justice, currently a medical assitance and a nurse assistance. there was a 15 day old baby that was being treated by dr. sanjay. i would like to get more info on her. i would love to adopt like yesterday. please contact me. the baby will have a wonderful home to live in and will be well taken care of...please i am very interested.. i am a haitian american...

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Laureen N. in Arizona writes:

My heart goes out to the victims & families affected by the earthquake in Haiti. I'm 53, an experienced American RN, valid passport, fluent in French & English. I want to help in Haiti if needed. Where do I go to find out if I can help?

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Laureen N. in Arizona writes:

I'm 53, an experienced RN, fluent in french & english. My heart goes out to the victims and families in Hait. I would like to help in Haiti please contact me if needed. Arizona.

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Marisela in Florida writes:

My school is trying to find a way for us to donate food but we are also willing to give other things but we dont know what other things they might need most if you can please tell me im sure my schoool will do its best to leand a hand thx you and god bless Haiti

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Shawn G. in Virginia writes:

I am 34 yrs old and am a plumber also.I would like to help Haiti with the rebuilding in my field or anyway that I can.If its possible just let me know by email what I can do to help.Thanks and god bless Haiti

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Maysara M. in Syria writes:

i guess first we have to pray to all ppl who died in Haiti and all the ppl who was working in Med and first aid and firefighting ,,,,,,and also we have to try to help them as will like the Dr`s and the survival team like me as will and who have lot Money and i mean it the Rich ppl who spend lot of Money on his life must try to pick up little bit and send it to those ppl......am not gonna talk more about it But ppl we have to Move

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Crystal L. in Texas writes:

I am starting a volunteer service in my neighborhood and i would gladly appreciate it if u could contact me and tell me what it is that the people in Haiti mostly need, also i need some help finding someone who would ship these items out directly if possible, these people need immediate help! I am also Fluent in spanish and English, know the basics in french, i would like to help you out as much as i can. so please contact me.

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Fred in Oregon writes:

I would like to propose an idea I believe would help solve the need for safer housing with long term benefits in light of Hattie’s brush with one disaster after another.
My proposed solution:
There are literally hundreds of thousands of empty steel shipping containers in our country. These containers have actually been successfully converted into comfortable housing, just Google search “Shipping Containers to Homes”.
Think about it. Fire resistant, quake resistant, hurricane resistant housing on the cheap and as basic or elaborate as you want.
My heart goes out to the people of Hattie and I wish I could afford to do more then offer a possible solution for the long term, but this is the best I can do for now.

Thank you
Fred w A.

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Tony O. in Texas writes:

Dear Mr. President,

I know that this is premature, but when the reconstruction begins in Haiti, please help the unemployed in the U.S. by stipulating that any company involved in the reconstruction, hire a percentage of qualified applicants through state unemployment agencies.

I have 25 plus years experience within the construction industry with a focus on infrastucture construction/reconstruction and am unemployed.

I have worked in the carribean before and would gladly work in Haiti, if given the opertunity.

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Maurice W. in Massachusetts writes:

I just want to say , you are in my heart and my prays.I would like to help in any way I can.

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Sidi in Georgia writes:

I'm a working professional fluent in Creole, French, Spanish, and Arabic; and Physically fit. I would like to offer my assistance to the military force heading to Haiti. You may contact me if needed.

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Annie G. in Massachusetts writes:

I am fluent in Spanish, English, and American Sign Language and am interested in volunteering in Haiti as an interpreter during this crisis. I live in Boston, MA.

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Heidi in California writes:

Hi
My heart goes out and willing to go and give a hand in what ever doing is needed, I speak spanish, english, portugues and i can be at your which would be the best way of going about .. to do the serves

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Susan P. in Washington writes:

Why don't you drop supplies by parachute or low-level drop so these people can have food and water and clothing. If the roads are hard to navigate, this would be the first way to respond it seems to me. It worked in Berlin during the blockade.

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Peter S. in Wisconsin writes:

I am a certified registered nurse Anesthtists and I am ready willing and able to go to Haiti to care the the sick and injured... Please let me know how I can help. Thanks, Pete CRNA

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Rick G. in Colorado writes:

I'm a carpenter and would like to assist in the rebuilding of Haiti. FEMA and Redcross don't have anything for volunteers to register. Where may I go to help out??

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Patrick H. in Colorado writes:

I am a 44 year old licenced plumber, I do not speak French but would like to help. Haitians, will need running water ASAP. I could help with that effort. I would be willing to do anything to help but my skills are best suited for rebuilding infrastructure.

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Alexandra R. in Florida writes:

I am a Haitian American directly touched by this disaster. husband and lots of family and friends there at this time. I am a Teacher and lots of experience working with children, special needs children, orphans, abused children etc.... Also fluent in English, Spanish, French, and Creole if interpreters are needed.

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Rosemarie C. in Canada writes:

Aid, food and water waiting to be distributed. Is it possible to have many containers such as:
- non perishable foods container ship
-water container ship
-ship with fuel and
-landing ship
-helicopters
and hospital container ships sent to Haiti?...
Have the helicopters land on these fueling station (ships), than pick up cargo, distribute food and water than they can come back fuel up, pick up cargo and so on. Instead of waiting for roads to clear and buildings to erect? Send everything needed on ships. Hope someone in high places are scanning the comments, Myself like many others wish they could help but help needs to get to them, I can not imangine the agony of lossing loved ones and seeing the disperation for survival of others. I hope some day the people of Haiti can see we wanted to help but help can not get there, A people that see poverty every day I pray they have the strength to endure.

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Lorena M. in Texas writes:

I would like to donate clothes, shoes, food, but I do not know where to go. If somebody can let me know @ a center in Houston I will apreciate. The World Is with your need HAITI. GOD is with you.

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Carol in Connecticut writes:

I AM DYING TO GO TO HAITI TO HELP. I AM HAITIAN AND AN ICU AND ER NURSE. PLEASE HELP ME.

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

R.W. in Massachusetts writes:

I am proud my government is coordinating efforts in this country but wouldn't it be eventually more helpful if we take the lead or suggest there be a lead on coordinating all relief efforts since "We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality..."(MLK) Bottlenecks are growing exponentially with time and increased suffering opens a barely closed door to lawlessness. Lawlessness will decrease giving and increase suffering. Evil is waiting for the good and good hearted to dither. Thank you.

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Mikerline L. writes:

i have my whole family i'am willing to go there help my family please let me know i will be glad to volunteers to go the there and help i worked in a hospital it will be a good help

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Nancy D. in New York writes:

I would like to donate my time for Haiti, but I do not know where or who to call. I am off frommy jobfor up to two weeks and i would like to help the wolrd help my dear country.
Can somebody help me, please.
Thanks, Nancy

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Debra L. in Pennsylvania writes:

Our church would like to donate clothing to the people of Haiti. Where can we take the clothing, in PA, to donate?

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Hxj in China writes:

Today some people can watch a “ring of fire”--That's a name for the central view of an annular eclipse of the Sun by the Moon。
I just saw a be approximate annular solar eclipse's partial solar eclipse。
Wall Street's moneymen have taught us don't waste love、time、money、food、water、energy and everything。

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Jocelyne M. in Massachusetts writes:

Certified Family Nurse Practitioner with experienced and skilled ready to travel to Haiti and help
Please give me chance to help my people in collaboration with your wonderful team.
Thank you and God bless
Jocelyne

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Jocelyne M. in Massachusetts writes:

Haitien born
US Citizen with a valid passport
fluent in Creole
Certified Family with experienced and skilled Nurse Practitioner
Want to travel in this time crisis and give amy medical assistance. Please contact
Jocelyne
Boston

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Derricka R. in California writes:

Hello, my name is Derricka R.. I am a mother of two my son is 11 and my daughter is 10. I have worked for Kaiser Permanente for 10 years. I obtained my Bachelor's Degree in June 2009 and I am currently enrolled in a Master's program attaining my degree in Business Administration. I saw a broadcast on KCAL channel 9 about the Haitian disaster. The story included a physician who was stabalizing a 15 day old baby girls head and her mother unfortunately has died. If she needs a loving home I would love to adopt her. Please contact me if this is possible. I will then feel like I have contributed to the assistance in Haiti

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Rosite M. in Illinois writes:

I am a nurse and I am a Haitian. I would like to volunteer to go to Haiti but I dont know whom to contact. Please send me an Email for any imformation

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Javier M. in New York writes:

My friend lost his dad and his two sister in this terrible earthquake. Our co-workers aswell as me from PLS Check casher gave him a donation to help him. Im very upset and I want to do something for the people of Haiti.

Posted on Fri Jan 15, 2010

Joerel B. in Pennsylvania writes:

I would like to go there to help. I am available and I am haitian american citizen. I am very sad for my people.

Posted on Thu Jan 14, 2010

Jahshana B. in Illinois writes:

We have emergence 911 Tool Cribbs / Mobile Crew Units builted for Natural Diaster Relief and Construction Unit to Rebuild and Repair Communities and Cities as well as Mobile Medical Hospitals that's needed to be delivered to Haiti people for relief to the Hatian People. Your rapid response is Requested. Thank You.

Posted on Thu Jan 14, 2010

Feiruz G. in Hawaii writes:

I understand that right now that things are very confusing and having a lot of people converge on Haiti at once,how that would just make the situation worst. I am willing to say send me! Once things become clear just what kind of workers will be needed. I've given a year as a AmeraCorp Vista and I can't think of a better way to give another year of service then to help in Haiti. My experience is in Menthal health, medical, and most importantly in being able to roll up my sleeves and get in the trenches and work,helping to rebuild communities and peoples lives.In the mean time i will send what I can and raise what I can send. Thank You
Out of work but not out of time
May ou Be Blessed By God

Posted on Thu Jan 14, 2010