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All of life is a result of collective consciousness. One persons thought can have a huge impact in this world. Now think about a collective thought, given voice. That can create miracles.Heres a thought : whatever I do for another I do for myself; whatever I do to another I do to myself.So imagine a world of equal opportunity. A world of equal rights, resources and respect. Her Many Voices is that thought in action.

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Welcome to our new website. Over the next few weeks we will be tweeking our stories and posting products of art and music for sale, available services and our latest events, so I hope that you'll return, and I hope that you'll tell others about us.We've got a lot of exciting things happening in Haiti that we're looking forward to sharing with you...a new school, new parnterships, new projects and new relationships. I'll do my best to try to stay on top of things to keep you in the loop. And if you could let me know what you're interested in hearing about, or hearing more of, that would be really helpful.Please feel free to contact us anytime. We'd love to know what's on your mind and we'd love the feedback.In Peace,Alicia

Haitis Water What makes it so important?It's 70% of the earth's surfaceIt's 75% of the human bodyIt's 90% of human bloodOut of all the water there is on our planet97% is in seas and oceans2% is icecaps1% is fresh waterWhat are we facing?Nearly 1 billion people don't have access to clean waterMore than 3.5 million people die each year from water-related disease; 84% are childrenIn Haiti, contaiminated water is the leading cause of infant mortality and illness in childrenSo what makes water so important?Without it we dieRead more

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Her Many Voices has joined forces with Help Hayti and FamiliAmigaWorld to tackle what we believe to be the key to success for Haiti. It lies with the education of its children. There in lies the hope of it's people. But education goes hand-n-hand with health and clean water. Our three organizations have come together because collectively our voice is stronger, as are our results. Read more

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Her Many Voices is the Artists' Response to Humanitarian Need. We're a global multimedia production company that uses the talents of a variety of artist to bring education and resources to women and children throughout the globe, creating a platform for their voice to be heard. Our MissionTo bring balance to our world by bringing education and resources to woman and children throughout the globe .Our VisionA world of equality.

The Voice of Inspiration

Is there any way out of this mess? Yes, Shall I say it again? A shift of consciousness. You cannot solve the problems which plague humankind through governmental action or by political means. You have been trying that for thousands of years. The change that must be made can be made only in the hearts of men. Can You put the change that must be made into one sentence? I already have several times. You must stop seeing God as separate from you, and you as separate from each other. The only solution is the Ultimate Truth: nothing exists in the universe that is separate from anything else. Everything is intrinsically connected, irrevocably interdependent, interactive, interwoven into the fabric of all life. All government, all politics, must be based on this truth. All laws must be rooted in it. This is the future hope of your race; the only hope for your planet. How does the Law of Love You spoke of earlier work? Love gives all and requires nothing. How can we require nothing? If everyone in your race gave all, what would you require? The only reason you require anything is because someone else is holding back. Stop holding back! This could not work unless we all did it at once. Indeed, a global consciousness is what is required. Yet, how will that come about? Somebody has to start. The opportunity is here for you. You can be the source of this New Consciousness. You can be the inspiration. Indeed, you must be. I must? Who else is there? A dialogue from Conversations With God Book 2 By Neale Donald WalshFrom the moment Conversations With God Book 1 came out, I have been a fan of Neale Donald Walsh's books. They have reminded me over and over again of who I am and why I'm here. The bottom line - I get to make a declaration of "I Am" in every moment of everyday. I can only describe this declaration of "I am" as a voice from within. When I am in tune the voice seems to be of many in harmony. Its quite a beautiful thing to experience this resonance that comes from deep within. In an instant I'm reminded I'm not alone. Yet how many times have I stood in solitude, feeling so very alone, so very isolated, so very separate from everyone and everything. I wonder - how could it be that I, someone so concerned about experiencing nothing less than unobstructed, perfect union in my life, can feel so separate, so disconnected? And if I can feel this in the midst of the blessed life that I have, I'm not a child of war or abuse, there was never a day that went by that I didnt realize that my parents loved me, in fact, I was shown on a regular basis that I was lovable and loved, so if I can feel this sense of separation in my life what is the experience of someone who knows war and abuse, neglect and indifference? Where do they go when they're feeling separate than? How do they find their voice? And who will listen? The answer, I must. So how do I do that? I create a multimedia platform for the silenced, the unheard, the ignored, the repressed, the exploited, the desperate and the wounded women and children where they can share their pain, their hopes, their fears, their dreams and their loves, where they can boldly say I AM without judgment, without recrimination. I call it Her Many Voices (HMV), and giving voice to their story a healing begins. This world needs healing. This world needs kindness. This world needs inclusion. This world needs a shift in consciousness. So I Am the visionary holder of Her Many Voices, a socially responsible, global multimedia production whose focus is positive transformation of women, children and Mother Earth and whose mission is to bring balance to our lives and to our world.HMV's office is a base to utilize, enjoy, learn, discover and embrace the beauty of who we are and why we are here. It is also a workplace of inclusion, acceptance and respect, with a focus on the development of creativity, ideas, and empowerment. It is all I have ever dreamed of. It is my legacy for our children. Alicia Fall

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Relief for the Relief Workers LISA WIMBERGER

Lisa Wimberger created Trance Personnel Consulting Group (tcpg) in January, 2007 with the intention of bringing powerful alternative tools and methods into both the corporate workplace and the lives of First Responders. Lisa holds a Masters Degree in Education from the University of Stonybrook, NY. She is a certified MBTI consultant, a former inner-city school teacher, and a private practitioner, teaching clients who suffer stress disorders. Lisa has created and facilitated leadership trainings for Executive teams in Fortune 500 companies, the Colorado State Department, and worked individually with international management.Alicia and Lisa are two artists whose first collaboration was through musical expression but seeing the need for support for international aid workers their creativity quickly flowed to the humanitarian arts, so did their vision and passion for making a difference in the world. Now their collective voice is creating a ripple effect in the global community.It's Time for a Little ReliefYou have a vision of a world healed, and a passion to create peace. You've responded to your call as a volunteer, a humanitarian aid worker, or an adventurist. And now it is your time to respond to the needs of others. Your call is great, but who responds to your needs when the journey is more than you could imagine? Global Relevance The world has never been as connected as it is today. Within minutes of a catastrophe the media and internet unite cultures, politics, religions and people. As humanitarians rise to meet the needs of the downtrodden, monies and infrastructure get focused on relief efforts. The rebuild is miraculous. But often it is the relief worker who slips through the cracks, receiving no psychological or emotional support for the vicarious trauma awaiting. There is little focus on readjusting the volunteers to life as they knew it. A humanitarian is expected to be resilient, but this can be far from the truth. tpcg and Her Many Voices are committed to changing the topography of humanitarian efforts. By bringing alternative modalities and a preventative approach to crisis intervention, we help organizations and individuals remain clear and balanced before, during and after trauma.Relief for the Relief Workertpcg specializes in training individuals and organizations to understand, identify and retrain stress patterns that undermine most efforts. Our specialized approach for high trauma situations creates a platform upon which individuals begin to identify the early signs of vicarious stress. We help those caught in a hyper-vigilant stress cycle navigate a new path through a downward spiral, keeping individuals highly productive and preventing burn-out. tpcg offers concrete tools that help individuals gain perspective during crisis, determine the personal impact, steer clear of dysfunctional patterned behavioral responses, and derive healthier options.To schedule a training workshop or private consultation contact Lisa, directly, at 1.303.981.9743

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Seek The Lover Within Lessons From 50 Spiritual Leaders

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When I first met Tuula I thought we were meeting to share tea and stories. Little did I know that I was being interviewed for her upcoming book. I'm grateful and humbled by her choosing.Each book sold though HMVs website directly supports the work we do. My interview is in Volume II.________________________________Within each of us is a lover. A spark of divine wisdom that knows no limits. When we seek this lover, we realize the truth of who we are. We are the whole universe. We are love itself. With this knowing we become the spiritual leaders of our lives. We embrace ourselves and our destiny, and live life to the fullest. The 50 spiritual leaders in this book have ignited this spark to become lights of the world. In their interviews, they share intimate details of their lives, including what brought them to their path and what they learned along the way. Many overcame challenges that made them stronger and wiser. Let their wisdom inspire you to access your own spiritual leader within. You will discover the infinite love and possibility that you are. Leaders interviewed include: Apollo 16 astronaut Charlie Duke, bestselling inspirational author Alan Cohen, renowned intuitive Penney Peirce,Yogi Mukunda Stiles, Peruvian shaman Jorge Luis Delgado, and Tibetan singing bowl healer Shree Krishna Shahi.

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To Haiti and Back

I Have a Story

It's been a month since my return from Hayti (original spelling). A month of speaking engagements, a month of showing videos and photos, a month of sharing stories of the beauty and strength of the Haitian people, a month of reflection and a month of preparation for my return. But in all this time I've not been able to write. Not a single line. Not a single word.Time and time I would sit, pen in hand, but nothing would come. And here I am again. How can I share what my eyes have seen when I have nothing to compare it to? How do I tell you what my Soul has experienced, where you, the reader, would know, would completely understand? My senses are full and my thoughts are many.Do I start with Wedezeli, the little girl who wrapped her hand around my finger while I spoke with a TrouChouChou elder who asked that I not forget her people when I go back to my home, as if I could ever forget the love and the trust through a little girls hands, and the tired hope in an old woman's eyes. Or do I start with the bodies hanging over the edge, caught between the bone crushing stones that held them in their last breath. There their decaying bodies are for all the world to see, for all the children to watch, day after day after day, because it is too dangerous for anyone to retrieve them. No, I will not forget, nor do I choose to. I have a story to tell.I come home to my bubble, that I love so much, with not a new but a continued appreciation of the life I have here, and yet amazed, not at what Ive experienced but what I hear: "Well their ok now, right? So have they cleaned up Haiti yet? I know they're getting a lot of help. Have they started rebuilding Port-Au-Prince?" Well meaning, well educated people who seem to have no idea what is happening beyond this bubble.So I think I will start with the day before I arrived...In route to Haiti I had meetings in Miami and was hosted by a beautiful family for the night. When mom told her nine year old daughter, Jordan, about why I was going to Haiti Jordan responded in a way that children seem to do effortlessly...she immediately wanted to help. She spent the night thinking about what she could do for the children of Haiti and by morning had decided to give one year of her allowance, $156 of the money she had worked so hard for, for 1 year, to feed the children. Jordan's gift allowed us to feed many families on that trip.Such a power of example, this young girl. She gives because its a natural thing to do. There are no filters with children, if someone needs help they help. Its just that simple. What a great teacher for us all. Thank You, Jordan.Upon my arrival in Haiti I was met by Tamara Cantave, my new partner on this venture and founder of Help Hayti, and Guy Calixte, our on ground man. Guy would be my driver, my interpreter, my protector, my comic relief and my new dear blessing of a friend. I trusted this woman and this man with my life and they valued every bit of that trust. If one is going to travel through a devastated third world country with two people they didn't really know Tamara Cantave and Guy Calixte are the people to travel with. They have become very close friends and confidants. I admire the quite passion, love and drive that both Tamara and Guy show for their people, for their country and for our Mother Earth, and I feel blessed to call them my friends.Our first stop, La Maison, a quaint restaurant on the road to and from the airport. Guy shares his bone chilling story of survival while I sip on freshly squeezed lemonade...a surreal moment. I can still feel the hairs on my arm raised in the stillness of the hot, moist air. "It took me bout 12 hours of digging out from under my home" he says. Every time he would see some light there would be another quake from the aftershock that would pull him down. The only survivor in his family of 7. It would be 30 days of working by himself, with his own bare hands, before he would find the remains of his 7 year old niece. "I knew she was still alive those first couple weeks, but I had no tools to get to her" he says. His mother believed it was important to have a proper burial for their little girl so she told her son "Find her, Guy. Find that baby!" He didnt rest until he did.As he shares the details of finding his nieces body I cannot help but see the face of my own child in her place, not much older than this little girl. The terror she would have endured, the fear she would have felt from being alone in the dark, no one to hold her hand. My eyes well and I swallow my tears. I have a job to do and a story to tell. At least, in this moment, that's what I tell myself. He continues..."My neighbor came home, she say Guy, where my baby? When I tell her I dont know where her baby at she say Guy, dont you tell me you dont know where my baby at. You find my baby! so I spend 5 days digging. I find her baby and her mother alive." He pauses for a moment, "I find the mother first. She was so happy, Thank you, Guy, thank you. then she die in my arms. But I bring the baby back to her mother."We finish our drinks and it's off to the heart of Port-Au-Prince where we meet with another Guy, he has a good pulse on the climate of Haiti, both its people and its weather, Guy tells us which roads are safe to travel and which ones he's not sure of. Our number one destination, Fonds Verrettes, is among the questionable. Close to the Dominican boarder, it will take us the longest to get to and there is no road to speak of. But this village has the least amount of resource and this is where Tamara's school is located, the reason why we connected to begin with. We would later travel to Fonds Verrettes only to find we could not reach the school to distribute the resources that we brought. Its very important when you go to areas like this that you let go of any outcomes or expectations, otherwise you can experience a string of disappointments. We distributed the resources elsewhere. Anywhere would have been good.Weather is a huge factor here and we arrived at the beginning of the rainy season. Many roads are quickly washed away and structures that were barely standing after the quake, came down while we were there. Our next visit will be during hurricane season...I can't help but wonder what that will bring.There are two villages were working in now, the first, Petite Riviere, is located north of Port-Au-Prince about 80km (50mi). As far as the eye can see there are rice paddies, most of which are drying up for lack of water. For all the water that surrounds Haiti very little of it reaches the crops or the people, and Petite Riviere is no acception. Ironic, isnt it? The land called Little River cannot quench the thirst of its people. They had a working pump once, donated by a political candidate. The politician didnt get into office, the people lost their pump. It's a common story.The second location, Trou ChouChou is about 45km (27mi) west of Port-Au-Prince. It took us quite some time to get there. 27mi might not sound like much but its a journey when you dont have much of a road.Trou ChouChou is known for its rich coffee and cacao but I will tell you its the people that leave the greatest impression. This is one very tight knit village and it also happens to be where Guy Calixte grew up.We were met by their entire village. The children sang us a welcome song. The elders and community leaders spoke with us, they shared how they can partner with us to help create a strong, sustainable community. They know the importance of collaboration. They know what it means to build a bridge.Trou ChouChou is facing the same issue as Petite Riviere: there's no easy access to water. Seeing four-year-old little girls carrying water on the long road back to their homes is a common sight in all of Haiti. In some areas this puts these children at great risk. But now there's hope for change.Her Many Voices and Help Hayti have partnered in support with Joseph Valcin, an engineer, born in Haiti, living in NYC and working in both areas. Two schools, one of which is vocational, and a church are being erected in Petite Riviere under the watchful eye of Joseph. A community is coming together and a dream is being realized. So many seeds have been planted. Now all we need to do is water and watch it grow. This is where we come in (Im including you in the we). HMV is teaming up with Denver engineer and scientist, Wayman Carter, to build the water pumps that are needed, and we need your financial support. A little bit goes a long way for full sustainability in Haiti and collectively we can make it happen.The first of the pumps will be built here in the states the rest will be built in the vocational school of Petite Riviere. Education gives the power and the commerce back to the Haitian people, which is the ultimate goal.Of course not everyone has the financial resources to give, but we can give in other ways. Throw a house party, sponsor a fundraising drive, throw a concert, have a bake sale, be creative. Let Jordan's story be an inspiration, and act.The entire trip was full of countless stories of unbelievable heroic acts and heart-wrenching and sometimes mind-numbing events. When I asked Guy how does a people endure such tragedy, such pain, so much loss and yet continue to live, laugh and to thrive each day, his response was "God has given us another day, so you work with whatchu got. We got things to do." Written By: Alicia Fall, Founder/Vision Holder of Her Many Voices

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Believe it or not it costs about $1 to provide clean water for one person, for one whole year in Haiti. Think about it...for the cost of that latte you just had you could have supplied clean water for a Haitian child for the next 4 years; a woman could have made sure that she and her family of four were drinking and cooking with safe, parasite and disease free water. Haiti's Population 9 millionThose Without Water 3.5 millionThose Without Sanitation 7.5 millionInfant Mortality 6%Below Poverty 80%$1 = 1 cup of coffee hereor $1 = clean water for 1 person for an entire yearThe choice is yoursGoalCreating a sustainable community in Trou ChouChou is the overall objective for Her Many Voices. We see creative opportunities for education, improving health and self-sustaining employment, collectively forming a model for a positive, thriving community and a prime opportunity to learn from the Haitian people.VisionWe envision a village of healthy women, children and men who will not only have the opportunity to thrive but to flourish, succeed and educate those around them, causing a ripple effect of prosperity and self-empowerment, increasing the spiritual, political, social and economic strength of individuals and their community.The IssuesIn Haiti, contaminated water is the leading cause of infant mortality and illness in children. Even before the quake half of the people in Haiti lacked access to clean water and only one in five had access to a sanitary toilet. Germs for hepatitis, cholera, and chronic diarrhea are carried in water used daily for cooking and drinking. Nearly every water source in Haiti has become contaminated with human waste because of the absence of a sewage sanitation system.The cholera epidemic came as no surprise. A devastated third world country lacking anything that resembles infrastructure and a country where 80% of the population lives on less than $2/day is a prime breeding ground. The death toll is no surprise...hundreds of thousands. What is surprising is that in other countries, with similar conditions, cholera never completely goes away. The best that we can do is contain, educate and supply a working system.Our Response (ability)Since May of 2010 Her Many Voices (HMV) has been working in the remote village of Trou ChouChou, located 27 miles west of Port-au-Prince. Remote means its easier to contain.The village leaders spoke with us on the importance of collaboration to help create a stronger, sustainable community. This means education is paramount to them.Trou ChouChou has been working with Her Many Voices to help create simple, practical and easy solutions for clean, safe water. HMV, in turn, has been working with engineer, Wayman Carter, who has created a prototype of an efficient water distribution system, that will keep children safe, keep women safe, keep the drinking water safe for the whole community. We need your help!

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Collaboration is the Key

The tragic situation in Hayti (original spelling) continues to send shock waves around the world. When you look at any picture it is heart-wrenching to most. Haiti has a long history of abject poverty, political misery and social dysfunction.Since the devastating earthquake millions of dollars and efforts have gone towards Haiti with few ostensible results. Eyewitness accounts tell a tale of chaos, confusion and comoatoselike international charity. Help Hayti, FamiliAmigaWorld and Her Many Voices have responded in a different way and we're in it for the long run. The end result, École Communautaire de Trou-ChouChou (Community School of Trou Chouchou)We 3 partners believe that the future of Haiti lies with its children and their education. We may look to and plan for the future but we need to act now! Now is the time to help promote education. NOW is the time for our children!Please help us provide the children of École Communautaire de Trou-ChouChou with their basic needs.HAITI NEEDS ASSESSMENTThe raw statistics of Haiti underscore the obvious problems of poverty (GDP per capita $400), health (adults age 15-49 infected with AIDS or HIV 6.1%), malnutrition (under-five mortality rate of 123 out of 1,000), and soil erosion (less than 1% of land has forest cover), as indicated by a review of the 2003 World Development Report. But the object of contempt/disappointment is most certainly with the Department of National Education for its failure to educate all of its children.While several institutions have failed the Haitian people, it is Haiti's public school system that receives the failing grade and thus must be the target of change. It has failed to provide adequate primary level education to its children nationwide, leaving those in the remote villages of Haiti exceptionally vulnerable to this egregious assault on national prosperity.BACKGROUNDÉcole Communautaire de Trou-ChouChou has a total of 357 students ranging from 3-19 years of age with Pre-K alone managing 91 students and the Kindergarten classes numbering a total of 99. There are 12 classrooms and 13 educators.... with very few basic school supplies. By providing school supplies and clean water to Trou-ChouChou, we believe the children will have the wherewithal to stay in school and participate in learning.SUPPLIES REQUESTED to be hand carried or shipped by Help Hayti to Haiti for École Communautaire de Trou-ChouChou500 #2 pencils500 Bic pens200 erasers200 pencil sharpeners50 packs of crayons500 black and white, green and white, blue and white lined notebooks200 back-packs100 coloring books20 2011 calendars100 childrens wrist watchesEXPECTED OUTCOMEWe expect that the supplies will last for more than a year because Haitians are obliged to live parsimoniously and our numbers of supplies will provide for 2011 and possibly beyond.We expect that there will be increased participation by children because they will have the wherewithal to do homework and be encouraged to participate in increased learning in the classroom, aided by the most rudimentary of school supplies and basic, clean water.

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Concert for Haiti Dec 17th _ The DNote (Olde Town Arvada)Join us for a night of Fun, Funk and Art for a good cause: Her Many Voices Haiti Concert, sponsored by the good folks at The Dnote. And if you're looking to do a little holiday shopping, but want to purchase with a purpose, we've got plenty of art for sale, as well as a silent auction going on. As if we couldn't be more blessed artist, Laurie Maves, will be donating one spectacular live painting for us.This is a family event, so bring the kids for pizza and crazy dancin'."The Concept of Peacebuilding" Alicia will be joining Christinia Eala, Director of Tiyospaye Crisis Center and member on the Board of Directors for the United Nations Association of Northern Colorado. The focus of the presentation will be exploring ideas of community based, grass-roots peacebuilding with an eye toward building cultural and political sovereignty locally. Colorado State University (CSU) Thursday, April 21st 1:30 - 3:15 MESA (Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement)Alicia will be a volunteer judge at the MESA Day challenge.Colorado MESA middle school students and advisors around the state will get the chance to showcase their engineering might by competing in a wide array of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) challenges.PE Events Center, Auraria Campus Friday, May 6th, 7:30 - NoonFreedom Walk for Sudanese SlavesSat June 25th 9amBear Creek Lake ParkLakewood, CO

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Alicia Fall ~ Founder/CEO/Vision Holder Wayman Carter ~ Scientist/EngineerGuy Calixte ~ Haiti AdvisorSenator Dorothy Rupert ~ Advisory/Honorary BoardMee-Wah Tan ~ Creative Marketing Officer (Asia)Tamara Banks ~ Taz Media; JournalistPastor Heidi McGinness ~ Spiritual AdvisorLee Plenty Wolf ~ Lakota Sioux Spiritual Advisor/ Native Youth Outreach SpecialistJensine Larsen ~ World Pulse Founder; Advisory BoardIngrid Casterjon ~ Environmental Advisor (Mexico/US)
Tamara Cantave ~ Help Hayti Founder/CEO Alison Moses ~ FAMILIAMIGAWORLD Founder /CEO Lisa Wimberger ~ Trance Personnel Consulting Group Founder/CEO Oohs and AahsPurchase With a PurposeAFSUAdvocacy Through Filming and Screening UgandaTIYOSPAYE WINYAN MAKAHousing And Alternative Energy to Pine Ridge Reservation Harmony Design GroupPractice, Programs & Policies for PeaceAltai Mir UniversitySharing & Protecting the Wisdom of The AltaiFilters for FamiliesBringing Clean Water to the People of NepalJustice Kwesi Kwarteng ~ Justice Talent Agency CEO/Founder

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Article 1 Her Many Voices is fortunate to have the support of a wonderful global community. We would welcome your support as well. Whether as a sponsor, volunteering, participating in a fund raising event, making a purchase or making a contribution... your support is greatly appreciated. Checks written directly to Her Many Voices may be sent to:Her Many Voices2700 Canyon Blvd, Suite 200Boulder, CO 80302Her Many Voices is under the umbrella of Help Hayti for tax deductable contributions towards our Haiti project. For more information contact 720.404.9037

What your money can do

$25 Pays for a year of school supplies

$60 Clothes a child for a school year

$75 Pays for a teachers salary for 1 month

$100 Feeds a child in school twice a day for 6 months

$250 Gives women livestock and seeds to earn a living

$500 Brings Health Education to a remote village

$1,000 Brings clean water to 1,000 people for 1 year

$5,000 Installs a water pump in the heart of the village

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Article 3

Article 3

WATER FOR HAITI

Water for Haiti Project

Believe it or not it costs about $1 to provide clean water for one person, for one whole year in Haiti. Think about it...for the cost of that latte you just had you could have supplied clean water for a Haitian child for the next 4 years; a woman could have made sure that she and her family of four were drinking and cooking with safe, parasite and disease free water.

$1 Option

$1.00 will bring clean water to 1 person in Haiti for an entire year

$1

$5 Option

$5.00 will bring clean water to 5 people in Haiti for an entire year

$5

$10 Option

$10.00 will bring clean water to 10 people in Haiti for an entire year

$10

$25 Option

$25 will bring clean water to 25 people in Haiti for an entire year

$25

$45 Option

$45 will bring clean water to 45 people in Haiti for an entire year

$45

$60

$60 will bring clean water to 60 people in Haiti for an entire year

$60

$75 Option

$75 will bring clean water to 75 people in Haiti for an entire year

$75

$100

$100 will bring clean water to 100 people in Haiti for an entire year

$100

$250

$250 will bring clean water to 250 people in Haiti for an entire year

$250

$500

$500 will bring clean water to 500 people in Haiti for an entire year

$500

$1000

$1,000 will bring clean water to 1,000 people in Haiti for an entire year

$1000

$5000

$5,000 will bring clean water to 5,000 people in Haiti for an entire year

$5000

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