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HAITI EARTHQUAKE
Donor Completion Video: CAN-DO.ORG has been on the ground in Haiti since the earthquake providing immediate aid by cutting through the ‘red-tape’ and showing the results and the impact their donors are making in real time. Watch now and see the incredible impact the CAN-DO team has had in Haiti.

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Progress Video: An incredible moment when CAN-DO returns to an orphanage to provide a wheelchair to a disabled boy whose legs were crushed in the earthquake. Watching him use it for the first time is a moment none of us with ever forget.

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Progress Video: Watch the CAN-DO team pick up trucks full of life-saving medical supplies and distributes them to one of the busiest hospitals in Port-au-Prince after the devastating earthquake.

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Progress Video: This video shows how far $20,000 can go in three weeks without the ‘red tape.’ Thank you to our donors and the Haitian people who are making it happen. Your donation makes an immediate impact and goes a long way!

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Progress Video: CAN-DO constructs women’s clinic for JP/HRO in 3days! Working together with the Haitians – proving once again how progress can be made on the ground by cutting through the ‘red-tape.’

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Progress Video: Day 10 on the ground in Haiti, CAN-DO makes water drops in areas of Port au Prince that had yet to see any aid.

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Progress Video: This “A Beautiful Moment” video lets donors witness the real-time impact their contributions are making. The children in this video have all received food and supplies because of CAN-DO’s generous donors.

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Progress Video: CAN-DO stocks multiple trucks full of food and supplies from the Food for the Poor warehouse and distribute them to camps and neighborhoods in hard to reach areas in Port-au-Prince in dire need of immediate relief.

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Progress Video: CAN-DO and Kids for Peace team up to distribute food, water, toys and art supplies to kids in Haiti orphanages.

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CAN-DO’s Eric Klein shows CNN’s Dr. Sanjay Gupta just how easy it is to cut through the ‘red-tape’ and get relief supplies to people who need it most

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CAN-DO founder Eric Klein receives the “Heroes of Haiti” award from Reality Cares for his work in Haiti after the earthquake. Listen to his speech venting frustration about the lack of accountability among non-profits and why donors need to demand transparency after they donate. Otherwise, the people in Haiti will continue to suffer.

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HAITI EARTHQUAKE 2010-2014

THE SITUATION: On January 12th, 2010, a 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck the island of Haiti. In less than 1 minute an earthquake claimed 200,000 lives, injured 300,000+ more and left 1.5 million people homeless. The government also reported that 250,000 residences and 30,000 commercial buildings collapsed or were severely damaged from the earthquake.

WHAT WE DID: Within days of the earthquake, CAN-DO was in Haiti distributing emergency supplies. In the first six months, we distributed:

• Over 250,000 gallons of water
• 10,000 pounds of medical supplies
• 15 tons of food
• More than 2-tons of bottled water

As the news buzz and TV crews began to leave Haiti just months after the earthquake, so did many disaster relief organizations. But not us. CAN-DO remained committed and thanks to our loyal donors, we continued our relief efforts while employing 100’s local Haitians to help our small, grassroots team on the ground. We’ve spent the last 4 years continuing to bring aid to those still in need.

After the immediate emergency relief stage, Haiti was still in crisis situation — particularly the children. Over 40% of Haiti’s population is under the age of 15. Prior to the earthquake, it is estimated that there were approximately 380,000 orphans and abandoned children in Haiti. After the earthquake that number is believed to have doubled.

Helping Haiti’s Children:

Our assessment team established the acute need to help the children in orphanages who not being provided even the most basic needs. Haiti’s orphanages became over-crowded, under-staffed, and often unable to provide basic needs.

During a special report on CNN, Dr. Sanjay Gupta came across an orphanage in desperate need of aid, and he reached out to CAN-DO for help. The report followed CAN-DO through the process of gathering and delivering the supplies for the orphanage and helped shed light on the inefficiency and lack of accountability of the larger NGOs.

A partnering relief organization, Food for the Poor, trusted CAN-DO to distribute nine shipping containers full of food, water, and medical supplies. Again hiring locally, CAN-DO assembled camp committees to help to pack up and unload supplies, take inventory, assemble and load food packs, transport food packs to camps, and begin distribution to families through a food card system.

CAN-DO made weekly distribution drops to 15 displaced camps, 5 hospitals – including General Hospital, which is the largest public hospital in Port au Prince – and more than 25 orphanages such a Patience, Zion, Notre Dame and Bless A Child.

VIRTUAL VOLUNTEER – PHILANTHROPY IN REAL TIME: Part of CAN-DO’s success on the ground was because of donors from around the world participating in our Virtual Volunteer program.

We posted call-to-action messages and streamed videos on Facebook and Twitter and then conducted LIVE “on the spot” impact donations at a water truck hub. For just $60 US dollars, donors could purchase a 3,000 gallon truck of purified water.

Within 30 minutes of the donation being made, our team would purchase the truck full of water and duct tape the donors name on the side of the truck as “proof of delivery” while distributing the water. We’d immediately post the photo on social media so the donor could see how quickly their donation was put to use!


PROJECT SPOTLIGHT

BIG ZOE

Lesli Zoe Petit-Phar aka “Big Zoe” has worked as our local fixer and was an amazing asset to the CAN-DO team on the ground in Haiti since the 2010 earthquake. Thank you Zoe for your dedication!