Posted by creativemindsunion (Msg) on 2010-01-21 16:06:55:

Haiti Relief Brings Potable Water Processing to the People

We started a Relief Drive in association with A Day of Service to honor the work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s principals on Monday, January 18th and hope you will share in our effort.... We know our small listening community, artists and training program can support a specific effort to make things better through direct action.

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Please put the word out and consider the deed.... Money only goes so far with people who need water, healthy living conditions and safety supplies... Join us in supporting Edge Outreach and the People of Haiti as a part of another 40 days of peace and volunteer effort to honor Dr. King's dream to end poverty and suffering.

Link: http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=20101200410

Link: http://www.edgeoutreach.com/Form/pwplform3.php

BRYCC Haiti Relief Initiative by KY Women's Art Collective is Building Resources Yielding Cultural Change

The activity was organized to specifically collect items such as cases of bottled water and personal hygiene basics such as toothbrush/paste, soap, new socks, Dr. Bronners soap, baking soda, deodorant, shoes, shorts and blankets/sheets. Please no pre-opened/used hygiene items.

Small sturdy suitcases and rolling cases are also welcome for linens, blankets and/or shoes and the easy transport of other donations

Support the Brycc House Haiti Relief Drop Off 1101 South 2nd Street on the corner to St. Catherine Every Evening from 6-7pm until January 28th

Associated Community Partners: Edge Outreach, Red Tree, Brycc House, Quest Outdoors, Live Feed, and students/staff of JCPS