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Haiti Supply

Tiny sample of supplies we took to Haiti

 

 Those of you who read my last blog know that the needs at the Haitian Christian Mission are tremendous right now.  Pastor Prophete says the supplies from AIM are running out and people are overflowing at the center.

 
The good news is that AIM is able to respond to these specific needs.  Today a delivery was made of 2,000 lbs of food, 16 tents, sleeping pads, tarps, etc.  And there is a medical team from the Atlanta area who will be working there for 1 week beginning on Saturday. So God continues to supply for his people.
 
 One of our biggest roles in the DR/Haiti was to continually supply pastor Prophete’s ministry with necessities.  That meant that we took the weight limit of supplies from the U.S. with us, and then we did a lot of shopping every day while we were there.  We had a morning supply drop with him and then a 10pm supply drop.  We met at the border and unloaded our vehicle into his, prayed with him, and sent him off as we made new lists and raced to gather more supplies.
 
It was truly an honor to be messengers of goodness.  Thank you again for all of the contributions that you made in order to supply those who are suffering.  Please continue to pray for strength, encouragement, and faith for all of the Haitian pastors and leaders who are whole-heartedly serving their people.
 
Jimani Market where we shopped
 
more Jimani market shopping
 
Jimani corner store shopping
 

Jimani clothes shopping
 
Just inside the Haitian border where people could shop
 
Corey & Mitch packing up top
 
Early on in a shopping trip
 
Fully loaded!
2 of us rode on the hood of the car after we bought all of those blankets!
 
Here are some of the items that we got to deliver into needy hands:
 

Haiti Supply List

 

5       
4-burner stoves
for pastors

5        
propane gas
tanks  (4   7-gallon tanks, 1  14-gallon tank) for pastors

6        
filled 5  10-gallon propane tanks for the church

hose
and valves for each stove

 

clothes-100
items for women, 100 for men, 100 items for children, 50 baby items, men’s and
women’s underwear, 75 socks, shoes for pastors

 

     18 bedsheets

47
bedspreads each with a pillow for pastors

25
cooking pots and pans for pastors

2
giant cooking pots for pastors

35
cooking spoons, utensils

Laundry
soap

Bleach

Bath soap

60
toothbrushes

60
toothpastes

25
sanitary pads

2
Giant bags toilet paper

antibiotics

 

120
lbs spaghetti

Spaghetti/tomato
sauce

30
dozen eggs

50
lbs Soup noodles

7
giant jars soup bullion mix

25
lbs Potatoes

25
lbs Onions

25
lbs Garlic

20
gallons cooking oil

Beans
galore

Rice
galore

 

Diapers
galore

Wipes
galore

 

 2000
Styrofoam cups and lids

     500 Styrofoam “to- go” containers

1500
Plastic forks and spoons

 

      Hundreds of waters

Meals
for Haitian people living on the street in Jimani

Gas
for pastor’s 2 vehicles x 3

 

21
giant cans baby formula

Baby
wipes

66
baby bottles

21
boxes rice cereal

12
giant bottles hand sanitizer

10
giant bottles hydrogen peroxide

2
boxes surgical masks

12
boxes latex gloves

12
giant bottles Tylenol & ibuprofen

10
each of Children’s benadryl, cold medicine, cough medicine

25
ace wraps

50
Dressings, gauze, bandaids

25
medical tape

10
boxes Alcohol prep pads

8
large hydrocortisone cream

12
neosporin

Children’s
multivitamins

Prenatal
vitamins

Antibiotics

Walking
cane

Betadine
scrub

10
medical scissors

 

35
Stuffed animals

 

 

 
 
 
 

6 Comments

  3. Praising God for His provision…..I did have to chuckle, though…..the packing of the vehicle reminded me of the packing up of my house and then the UHaul…..perhaps you got in some good practice beforehand with me that helped you in Haiti! 😀

    Praying for you, my friend!

  5. What a system you had going! It’s exciting to hear that a team from Atlanta can continue starting today. I love you so much, and it would have been a joy to be with you.

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