Please Help Orphans in Haiti

The situation in Haiti is horrific.  People are scared, hungry, traumatized, and many people are injured.  Can you imagine being an orphan in Haiti?  Being alone in the mist of this crisis?  What if you were newly orphaned, as so many children certainly will be?  The needs in Haiti are overwhelming and the crisis is dire but, as always, Adoption ARK clients and parents have stepped up to offer support.

 

Adoption ARK has partnered with the Child of the Promise Care Center in Haiti to get help to orphans.  There are several ways to participate:

Provide Supplies
As you can imagine, in the aftermath of this crisis, supplies are hard to purchase in Haiti.  Adoption ARK has set-up a page on our bookstore where you can purchase supplies, in bulk, and have them mailed directly to Child of the Promise.  Our bookstore is hosted through Amazon so it is secure and reliable.  All you need to do is enter the shipping address for Child of the Promise and enter your credit card information.  It couldn’t be easier! 

1. Simply go to the Adoption ARK-Amazon Bookstore at http://astore.amazon.com/specialneedsa-20?_encoding=UTF8&node=17,
2. Add the items you wish to donate to the shopping cart.
3. At checkout, change the “Ship To” address to:
   Agape Flights CAP11952 attn: AAHR, Bud and Jan Bonnema
   100 Airport Avenue East
   Venice, FL 34285
4. Continue checkout by entering your payment method.
   Everything donated will be shipped to Haiti through Agape Flights.

Provide Monetary Support
Monetary donations are desperately needed to help cover shipping cost and to obtain supplies that are in need within Haiti.  You can donate through Adoption ARK at pag195.aspx

or you can mail your donation to:
Children of the Promise
Attn. Sue DeGroot
PO Box 97
Prinsburg, MN 56281

Please help.  The orphaned children of Haiti are in need of this help and are waiting.

Sincerely,
The Team at Adoption ARK

Many concerned parents have contacted our office inquiring about the adoption of Haitian children that may be orphaned due to the recent earthquake.  The U.S. State Department has issued a statement about adopting in the aftermath of the tragedy in Haiti.  Please click here to read this statement.