This document summarizes a family's journey to rebuild an orphanage in Haiti that was destroyed in the 2010 earthquake. The family is moving to Haiti to provide housing for 75 orphaned children who have been homeless for over 2 years. They will also offer job training programs to help provide long-term sustainability. The document requests donations of supplies, money, and labor to help rebuild facilities and support the children through programs like raising chickens and pigs, a garden, and a girl's sewing business.

1. Family for Haiti
Our family’s journey to make a difference in
the lives of Haitian children

2. On January 12, 2010, a 7.0
earthquake hit the country of Haiti.

3. Our family is moving
to Haiti to rebuild an
orphanage that was
destroyed by the
earthquake.
75 orphans have
been homeless for
over 2 years.

4. Job Training for the young men and women
will be critical for long term sustainability
Threads of Hope:
girl’s sewing business
Ongoing short term trips to
provide trainings in job skills

5. How can you help?
•Good Rest CHICKENS: $10 dollars will buy two chickens, we
also need to buy supplies to build a coop
•Good Rest PIGS: $20 dollars will buy a pig
•We need water filters, soccer equipment, and hygiene items
•We are collecting seed & garden donations to begin a GARDEN
•We need FABRIC for the Threads of Hope sewing project
•Donate frequent flier miles to defray the cost of our family of 5
flying to Haiti (American Airlines, Delta, and United all fly to Haiti)
•Donate monthly support: $10 or $25 dollars per month while
we are in Haiti so that we can buy food and water for our family
•Come help out! We need labor to help rebuild the wall around
the orphanage, to rebuild facilities, and to provide job trainings!
Trips & tax deductible receipts for donations can be arranged at:
Children’s Heritage Foundation’s website
www.childrensheritagefoundation.org

6. Together we can
change lives…
• Video of Good
Rest orphanage
after earthquake
Family
for
Haiti

7. Please help us make a
difference in the lives of the
children of Haiti…
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WE NEED YOUR HELP!