Orphan Rescue Relief in Haiti

West Palm Beach Homeless Outreach Ministry Organization, Art and Compassion Inc,  http://www.hopeandpromise.org and BLESS A CHILD FOUNDATION, in association with local partner organizations,  are spearheading a mission trip Friday, January 29, 2010 to rescue and gather orphans who are in the streets of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, as well as to set up a distribution center to help deliver food and supplies to those relief has not yet reached.
 
 
The immediate need for orphan-rescue is a top priority for Jean Alexandre and Pastor Marvin.  It is critical they gather the children(ages 3-14) from the  BLESS A CHILD FOUNDATION  orphanage that is now destroyed and those new orphans in the streets before they incur preventable abuse, trafficking or unauthorized departure or violence. 
 
While the need is long-term and extensive, supplies being requested to set up a relief center include: 
 
FOR FIELD KITCHEN- canopies, tables(6-ft), generators, generated-light, tents (20×40), field kitchen, 6-burner stove(s), ovens, coolers, barricade fence, propane gas, commercial or large steam tables, commercial(large) pots & pans, large cooking/serving utensils, aluminum foil, plastic wrap, plastic roll table cover, disposable food containers, plastic eating utensils, disposable cups, paper towels, latex gloves, apron, sanitizer, disinfectant, disposable wash cloths, portable air-conditioning units, portable shower, portable toilet, garbage can, garbage liners, ice machine, buckets, mops, push-brooms, fly-tape, citronella candles, bug zappers, torches and lighting fluid, grill lighters, 10 x10 pop-up canopy.
 
 
TRANSPORTATION & DELIVERY:  Golf-Cart, (John Deere or Kawasaki Mule-type), whistles, two-way radios
  
Art and Compassion has heeded to the local needs of the homeless, working poor and the hurting with feed kitchens, relief distribution, ministry support, Hurricane and disaster Relief, and internationally with youth outreach in Haiti, Cuba and neighboring countries.   Your support of this cooperative life-saving mission is appreciated and greatly needed.

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