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Please log in, or sign up for a new account to continue reading. Please disable your ad blocker, whitelist our site, or purchase a subscription. Telephone calls are being received by the local American Red Cross office from those asking what they can do to help. We, too, are holding our breath, waiting to see what else we can do to assist. Monetary donations provide flexibility in offering Port-au-Prince what is needed most, said Lt.
In addition to obvious needs for emergency mass care support, Haiti is in need of financial support for long-term reconstruction, she said. Those wishing to make donations through the American Red Cross can do so through cash, credit card, personal check or money order, specifying that the donation is to be used for Haiti earthquake relief, Hull said. For more information, call Churches of various denominations are holding special offerings this Sunday and sending church-sponsored donations for the same purpose.
Clarksburg Baptist Church is among those involved in Friends of Fort Liberte, a nonprofit West Virginia-based organization that has for several decades assisted poverty conditions in Haiti and sponsored mission trips to the Fort Liberte area. Andy Walker, director of community and worship at Clarksburg Baptist Church, personally witnessed conditions that Haitians live in on a regular basis.
