PLEASE HELP! Haitian Embassy Requesting Items for Survival Kits for Victims
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Embassy of the Republic of Haiti in WDC located at 2311 Massachusetts Avenue NW WDC 20008. In appreciation of your assistance light refreshments will be available.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Johann Richard (718.755.0119) or Meme (202.904.9070). Below are a list of items needed immediately. Many can be found at your local dollar store or even the One Spot in your local Target. Please spread the word to all because a MAJOR group effort is needed to get Haiti through this. I appreciate and thank you in advance for all your prayers, help and support.
ITEMS BEING COLLECTED:
Baby formula (dry/powder)
Baby wipes
Baby bottles
Diapers
Baby clothes
Toiletries (shampoo, soap, toothpaste)
Hand sanitizer
Vitamins
First aid kits
Over the counter medicines
Socks
Blankets
Mosquito repellent
Flashlights
Batteries
Candles
Flip flops
T-shirts, pants, lightweight jackets
Non perishable food that’s not in cans (seal-paks of tuna or sardines, for example)
There are dozens more items; this is just a starter list. Think flat, lightweight, easily packable.
Remember, L'union fait la force!
To contact The Advoc8te or to submit an article for posting on Congress Heights on the Rise email congressheightsontherise@gmail.com
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If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Johann Richard (718.755.0119) or Meme (202.904.9070). Below are a list of items needed immediately. Many can be found at your local dollar store or even the One Spot in your local Target. Please spread the word to all because a MAJOR group effort is needed to get Haiti through this. I appreciate and thank you in advance for all your prayers, help and support.
ITEMS BEING COLLECTED:
Baby formula (dry/powder)
Baby wipes
Baby bottles
Diapers
Baby clothes
Toiletries (shampoo, soap, toothpaste)
Hand sanitizer
Vitamins
First aid kits
Over the counter medicines
Socks
Blankets
Mosquito repellent
Flashlights
Batteries
Candles
Flip flops
T-shirts, pants, lightweight jackets
Non perishable food that’s not in cans (seal-paks of tuna or sardines, for example)
There are dozens more items; this is just a starter list. Think flat, lightweight, easily packable.
Remember, L'union fait la force!
To contact The Advoc8te or to submit an article for posting on Congress Heights on the Rise email congressheightsontherise@gmail.com
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