You guys may have seen the story on CNN where Dr. Sunjay preformed brain surgery on a little girl(Kimberly) on the USS Comfort- The story ended where they brought her home to her destroyed home….Today we found a home for her and her family- we will be picking them up tmrw or Monday and taking them to the house-
Will be having updates from the week goin up soon- the next couple days are National Day for Prayer/Mourning- Will being heading out to do further assessments of areas further inland- we have found several camps and neighborhoods that have yet to receive anything since the quake- hooked up with Israeli Co. and we will be installing 10,000-50,000 water tanks this week- EK
Second camp assessment: Aviation Camp/Dalmas #2/Cite’s Soiel. We are setting up water drops here at what is hailed as one of the most dangerous camps due to gang activity. Through these assessments and distributions, we will show that proper assessment can be done because of the set up of the camp. The camp is gated with one door to enter and exit so we are going to give this a shot in an hour, first with the distribution of water then move onto food. We are working with community now to organize this efficiently and effectively. We will continue to keep you updated. From the field, EK
Rue Egalite’, Aquin(village) drop went very successful – We dropped for Franciscan Missionaries which is without a doubt the most organized group I have come across in Haiti – Sister Martha Ann our of Baton Rouge, LA, Sister Marie Agnes and Reverend Pe’re Gousse Oremil have set up an incredibly run “displacement camp” for 250 + families – because there is an influx of earthquake survivors migrating to this camp they desperately need help – If people want to get behind an AMAZING project please contact Sister Martha Ann (I need to ask permission to post her contact info) – but I can tell you that your money/donations will surely make an impact – or if people want to donate via CAN-DO.org and specify on the donation “Franciscan Missionaries” I will make sure the entire amount goes directly to them – either way I will post her info shortly – thank you for your support- today was a good day! Thank u CAN-DO Team for your coordination back home! NICE work!!! – EK Read more
$250 dollars puts 1200gallons of fresh purified drinking water on the street that day-
CAN-DO worked out a deal with MILO water, a Haitian based company- Where they will be supplying us with fresh water, trucks and drivers – The more you send the more we can distribute- Each day, CAN-DO will post a video and ALL receipts of ALL transactions, so you at home can SEE the impact YOU are making here in Haiti in REAL-TIME… without any “RED TAPE” 
CAN-DO (Compassion into Action Network - Direct Outcome Organization) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that donors can count on to get the job done. From natural disasters to humanitarian crises, we provide critical aid to communities who need it most in a timely and transparent manner. We are not tied down by politics or bureaucracy, and do not delay delivery of lifesaving resources by getting caught up in the red tape. We are dedicated to providing lasting, self-sustainable solutions for people facing some of the world's most critical problems. We go anywhere in the world and do whatever it takes to get the job done.
