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Fall Shipping Container

Supplies are getting low and fall is approaching….that means one thing:

It’s time to get ready for the Fall 2013 Shipping Container!

Gathering and packing:

Packing

boxes

Loading in Indiana:

Loading container

 Unloading in Haiti:

Unloading Container

The plan is for this container to be filled with many much-needed medicines that will be distributed through the Clinic:

Medicine 2

Medicine

Also on the container will be supplies to help meet daily needs here at RHFH, like formula, diapers, kids’ clothing, equipment, linens, and the list goes on and on!

You can check out a few posts about the previous two containers that were shipped to RHFH:

Spring 2013 here and here

Fall 2012 here and here

Important info:

The cost to ship a container is in the range of $12,000-$13,000 US.  RHFH needs help to cover this expense.

To donate towards this need, just click on the PayPal button at the top of the page OR mail a check to RHFH, PO Box 23, Elwood, IN 46036.  Please be sure to note that your donation is for “SHIPPING.”

Donations of items to be shipped on the container will be accepted until September 14th.  If you have items to donate, please contact Zach at (317)517-2792 to make arrangements for a drop-off.

If you would like to mail items (10 boxes max can be received via mail) to be sent on the shipping container, mail them to ERTL Enterprises, Attn: Laurel Webb, 2316 Jefferson St., Anderson, IN 46016.   Please make a note on the package that it is for RHFH.

Thank you!

Comments(4)

  1. Sherry Dwire says

    I have a few blankets but I’m confused about “10 boxes max”. Is that all the room you have left in the container? If so, I will just bring them on our planned trip this winter. Otherwise I was going to get a banana box, pack it and mail the box to you.

  2. Lori says

    The warehouse secretary is only able to receive 10 boxes for RHFH per day.

  3. Debbie says

    Lori, I have people wanting to send washer and items such as that to you. I was there in October and know what an endless job that is just washing everything. Is this something we can get to you? God bless your work. Haiti and the people there are in my prayers daily. God Bless!

  4. Lori says

    Though a washer sounds like a good solution, it pulls too much electricity for us to use here with our current energy source. Sorry! Thanks for thinking of us though.

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