Licia’s favorite candy: attacked and obliterated. Lori’s secret candy tin: discovered and annihilated. This is the end, rats and mice! We are tired of this abuse. We will not tolerate your presence one moment longer. THIS MEANS WAR! Just so that you rodents know we mean business, here is our latest
by: Lori Real Hope For Haiti purchased land in December 2009 to build a more permanent place (currently rent all our buildings) and expand our services to the local population. Many are happy for the mission growth and new location which is only one mile from our current facilities. The village
by: Lori The cholera house numbers have been decreasing for the last few days. We are thankful, but cautious. We had this situation in early December too and things didn’t go as hoped. Our staff of 22 is doing a fabulous job and I am so proud of the care
by: Lori Last June, the community group planted lots of flamboyant trees along a 1.5 mile stretch of road. Today, some of the group started at one end and weeded around the trees a bit. There was thorn bushes, vines, and other weeds growing around them and hindering their growth.
by:Lori Thank you for the baby food! The kids love it! Thanks for the sandals! These were great for our staff and patients. Thanks for the water bricks! These are so helpful to carry water to the cholera house.
