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A quick update – not much time.
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The first time I heard the question, the suddenness of the question caught me […]
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Every now and then Mike Fox comes up with a good idea. This January’s Tour d Haiti is […]
Plenty and Few
Surrounded by Syria, Jordan, and Israel, Lebanon is a country a little larger than Delaware. It protects the rights […]
At LaHatte, Stability equals 100%
by Jake Barreth
I’ve asked dozens of Haitians the question, “What do you think Haiti needs most?” Nine times out […]
No Chance Meetings. No wasted days.
Earlier this summer, Alan Dietrich had a medical meeting in Haiti, which we hoped would help orphaned children receive […]
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If you’re like most people, you buy a t-shirt because it looks good when worn. But did you know […]