50,000 people in Haiti need help from Dr. Paul Farmer, Partners In Health of Boston, Massachusetts, United States for Saturday, 8 October 2016

 50,000 people in Haiti need help from Dr. Paul Farmer, Partners In Health of Boston, Massachusetts, United States for Saturday, 8 October 2016
More than 800 people are reported dead in Haiti, after Hurricane Matthew battered the nation earlier this week.
The storm flooded rivers, swept away homes, and decimated crops—leaving another 350,000 people in need of urgent help.
But the true destruction of Matthew is still unknown.
Communities in Haiti's south remain cut off by flooded roads and bridges. And every day, as we learn more, the death toll rises.
Partners In Health has a great team in Haiti, who are prepared to work anywhere there is great need. I hope all of us will do what we can to ensure they're able to do their job.
Please send help with an emergency gift of $15 now.

http://act.pih.org/hurricane-matthew
We're now mobilizing much-needed medical supplies to fight cholera and other water-borne diseases—expected to rise as clean water supplies dwindle.
And, thanks to our supporters, we've already dispatched medical staff to assist colleagues in Haiti's hardest-hit communities.
But, we must do so much more, and we need your immediate support.
Please, help hurricane victims in urgent need. Send $15 to Haiti today.
Paul
Dr. Paul Farmer
Co-Founder
Partners In Health
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 Every day, the death toll rises from Dr. Paul Farmer, Partners In Health of Boston, Massachusetts, United States for Friday, 7 October 2016
More than 800 people are reported dead in Haiti, after Hurricane Matthew battered the nation earlier this week.
The storm flooded rivers, swept away homes, and decimated crops—leaving another 350,000 people in need of urgent help.
But the true destruction of Matthew is still unknown.
Communities in Haiti's south remain cut off by flooded roads and bridges. And every day, as we learn more, the death toll rises.
Partners In Health has a great team in Haiti, who are prepared to work anywhere there is great need. I hope all of us will do what we can to ensure they're able to do their job.
Please send help with an emergency gift of $15 now.

http://act.pih.org/hurricane-matthew
We're now mobilizing much-needed medical supplies to fight cholera and other water-borne diseases—expected to rise as clean water supplies dwindle.
And, thanks to our supporters, we've already dispatched medical staff to assist colleagues in Haiti's hardest-hit communities.
But, we must do so much more, and we need your immediate support.
Please, help hurricane victims in urgent need. Send $15 to Haiti today.
Paul
Dr. Paul Farmer
Co-Founder
Partners In Health
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 Catastrophic from Sheila Davis, Partners In Health of Boston, Massachusetts, United States for Thursday, 6 October 2016
Hurricane Matthew has killed 108 people in Haiti, and the death toll is expected to rise.
President Jocelerme Privert calls the situation "catastrophic," and the full extent of the damage is not even known yet. Here's what I can tell you right now:
Countless families lost everything—crops, homes, livestock, drinking water—and we must do everything in our power to help. Please, respond to this emergency with a gift of $15 now.
Give your emergency gift of $15 →
http://act.pih.org/hurricane-matthew
The Haitian government estimates more than 350,000 people need urgent help in Matthew's wake.
Yesterday, Partners In Health responded, mobilizing medical supplies including tools to fight an anticipated increase in cholera and other diarrheal diseases.
We're now sending medical staff to support colleagues in Haiti's south, and working tohelp more injured people find the emergency care they need.
But, we're relying on you. Please, give now.
Sheila
Sheila Davis
Chief Nursing Officer
Partners In Health

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Boston, Massachusetts 02199, United States
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