Hope for Haiti Now
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frahulettaesHas me in tears. Dammit.
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help_haiti has raised 115,000 dollars.
This is beyond imagining. You all are amazing.
If you still haven't given, remember that texting delays your money by up to ninety days.
Which can be good as empathy fatigue will surely set in at some point and that sustained help will be sorely needed.
Latest news says the people of Port of Prince will be in tent cities and displaced for years.
Also, semi-confirmed reports tell me that
help_haiti has raised 115,000 dollars. This is beyond imagining. You all are amazing.
If you still haven't given, remember that texting delays your money by up to ninety days.
Which can be good as empathy fatigue will surely set in at some point and that sustained help will be sorely needed.
Latest news says the people of Port of Prince will be in tent cities and displaced for years.
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Date: 2010-01-23 05:43 am (UTC)I've not felt so shocked and helpless since Katrina--and that was on so very much smaller of a scale as to be insignificant in comparison.
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Date: 2010-01-23 05:52 am (UTC)The tragedy of Haiti is greater than the earthquake. One day, ONE SINGLE DAY, before this tragedy, my company showed us video of women we had funded through Yunnis Bank who were doing so well and now I don't even know if they're alive.