Forget HAIR for now! HELP HAITI

American Airlines is taking doctors and nurses to Haiti for free. Please call 212-697-9767. Please spread the word.
 
Im glad this is up here! I wanted to help so I dontated...I am hoping that because Wyclef himself is Hatian he will put forth a valliant effort to help his ppl :)
 
Donated! Thanks so much OP for posting this...I was about to say something myself. I was shocked when I came over here and saw nothing about it at first. Btw, your hair is GLORIOUS!!
 
I'm donating today. This is such a tragedy, and I have been, and continue to pray daily, for all those people over there who have lost a loved one and their homes--so sad!:sad:
 
I've donated twice to Yele and will be donating to Doctors Without Borders. I would also like information about organizations in California sending items to Haiti please PM me if you have any info
 
I donated to Doctors without Borders...Also, be sure to check for local clothing and necessities drives at local churches, hotels, and organizations.
 
Is there some way you can donate not via text messaging that is sure to reach those who really need it?
 
Local donation sites (for clothes, etc.) for anyone in H-town:

Here's a list of local organizations' relief efforts, followed by ways to donate:

The Multi-ethnic Community Center of Southwest Houston is accepting donations of food, water, clothing, medical supplies and other goods from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays at 9819 Bissonnet St.

St. Paul's United Methodist Church is raising money for humanitarian efforts by the church's committee on relief, through its Web site. The church, located at 5501 Main St., is also holding a prayer service for Haiti on Monday, Jan. 25 at 6 p.m.

The Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston is holding a special collection for earthquake survivors at all area church services on Saturday, Jan. 16 and Sunday, Jan. 17.

Glorious Way Church is sending donations made on its site and marked "missions" to Haiti.

More at this site: http://blogs.chron.com/believeitornot/2010/01/how_to_help_haiti_from_houston_1.html
 
My stepfather went to Haiti to see about kidney transplant surgery. I have no idea where he is now. I called this number that connects you to the American Embassy, which helps you to find displaced American citizens who are in Haiti. I filed a report for my stepfather, so hopefully they can find him.

If you have a loved one in Haiti and want to see if they are OK, call this number: 1-888-407-4747
 
Just donated to the Red Cross specifically for Haiti. I just can't imagine the devastation. I send my prayers to everyone in Haiti.
 
*Muffin* said:
My stepfather went to Haiti to see about kidney transplant surgery. I have no idea where he is now. I called this number that connects you to the American Embassy, which helps you to find displaced American citizens who are in Haiti. I filed a report for my stepfather, so hopefully they can find him.

If you have a loved one in Haiti and want to see if they are OK, call this number: 1-888-407-4747
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Muffin,

I'll pray for your stepfather and his safe return.
 
I just donated to Yele! Thanks so much for starting this thread, OP. And thanks, SVT, for posting donation info. My heart and prayers go out to the poeple of Haiti and those around the world who are missing their loved ones and wondering where/how they are.
 
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