Haiti Disaster, Accepting Donations

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Haiti Disaster, Accepting Donations

October 12, 2016 Posted by Karen Huxter

Thank you to all who have checked to see if you may donate funds through ‘Hands Across the Sea – Haiti’ for the disaster there caused by Hurricane Matthew. Thank you very much for caring and wanting to help.

Yes, donations may be made to Hands Across the Sea – Haiti. We will see that funds donated for this disaster will reach those diligently working in the decimated areas trying to save lives. So very many people are in desperate situations and need our help.

Donation Options

PayPal

Funds may be donated with PayPal on our Disaster Relief page. Include your full name and address if you wish to receive a Canadian tax receipt.

eTransfer

Send an e-transfer through your online banking. Please indicate your donation is for the Disaster Relief cause. Include your full name and address if you wish to receive a Canadian tax receipt.

Email: donations@hatshaiti.org
Password: Haiti1

Cheque

For donations via cheque please forward funds to the address below. Please indicate your donation is for Disaster Relief. Include your full name and address if you wish to receive a Canadian tax receipt.

Hands Across The Sea Association
PO Box 101
Yarmouth, NS
Canada, B5A 4B1

Cheques payable to “Hands Across The Sea Association”.

Luckner, and a committee formed from three communities in our area, are collecting food, water, medical supplies and clothing to have delivered. Any funds received by HATS for disaster relief will also be delivered to the people working on the ground in those areas.

Thank you again for the care and concern you are showing to the precious Haitian people when contacting me.

God bless you all.
Karen

About Karen Huxter

Karen Huxter, the founder and Director of Hands Across the Sea, was born in Springdale, Newfoundland and is proud of her Newfie roots and heritage. She lived in various places across Canada such as Quebec, the Yukon, Ontario, Alberta and BC before moving to Haiti in 1995. In her professional career, Karen worked in teaching, banking and administration and did extensive volunteer work with community groups and charities. A mother of two grown daughters, one young adopted son and seven grandchildren, Karen is energetic and passionate about the work in Haiti. She loves each of the children and has a heart of compassion for children, women and families in the country of Haiti.