name: Fuel Relief Fund -> Fuel Relief Fund HQ

notes: Fuel Relief Fund had to leave Haiti when supportive funds ran dry. They worked long and hard to secure grants to be able to return to continue their urgently needed disaster relief and recovery efforts with fuel, but ultimately it was not to be. They served a vital and life saving purpose for several months after the 1/12/10 Earthquake in Port-au-Prince and its surrounding neighborhoods, such as Croix-des-Bouquets, Grantier, Petion-Ville, Carrefour, Fontamarra, Bel-Air, all of Delmas, Bon-Repos, Cite Militaire delivering fuel for generators and ambulances and so much more. ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE SITE: From: "Kesney Auguste" <jauguste @stny.rr.com> Date: Wed, 3 Feb 2010 20:46:08 -0500 To: <thoncharik @fuelrelieffund.org> Cc: Blackberry Kesney<kauguste @vzw.blackberry.net> Subject: Help Haiti through Fuel Relief Fund I’m back in the US, reunited with my wife and two sons. I barely escaped death on January 12 as I was in an enclosed area, a house with a cement rooftop, when the terrible earthquake hit in Haiti. Very fortunate to have survived and suffered no loss of lives, I owe it to God and my fellow countrymen to help with the recovery relief efforts that are now underway in every corner of the country. To do so, I have voluntarily joined hands with the non-profit organization, www.fuelrelieffund.org (FRF), which is making an unparalleled contribution in the lives of the survivors in Haiti since the day the earthquake hit. FRF has been giving away free fuel to power up generators in tent cities, small clinics, orphanages, tower lights, and hospitals in and around Port-au-Prince. Ever since FRF started its service two weeks ago, it has been constantly getting bombarded with phone calls, texts, and e-mail messages to respond to urgent needs for power throughout Port-au-Prince and its surrounding neighborhoods, such as Croix-des-Bouquets, Grantier, Petion-Ville, Carrefour, Fontamarra, Bel-Air, all of Delmas, Bon-Repos, Cite Militaire to name a few. FRF is very interested in extending its service to other cities, such as Leogane, Petit Goave, Miragoane, Jacmel, that have also been badly hit by the quake, but to do that a little help from you would go a long way. FRF needs to buy more equipment, more fuel, and increase its manpower to continue to deliver the fuel quickly and on time. All of you on this distribution list have either communicated with me, worked with me, sold your products to me for years, or have simply been a friend. So, within these past two weeks, I have no doubt that you have been praying for the people of Haiti while some of you have or are anxious to lend your support to the recovery efforts. As I have been working with Fuel Relief Fund and known it to be a credible organization, I’m asking you to forward your contributions to its address below or just click on (www.fuelrelieffund.org) to see how to donate. Mail Check or Money Order to: Fuel Relief Fund Pay to: Fuel Relief Fund 4344 Latham Street, Suite 230 Riverside, CA 92501 www.fuelrelieffund.org -------------------------------------- Fuel Relief Fund To get free diesel for the NGO´s Please arrange details with: Ted Honcharik Chairman of Fuel Relief Fund Phone: 1-951-233-0283 thoncharik @fuelrelieffund.org You can get 20-30 gallons at a time of FREE diesel fuel to operate Generators if you are an NGO or facility that is serving earthquake survivors (such as medical clinics, hospitals, orphanages, tent cities, etc.). --------------------------------------- BLOG: http://fuelrelieffund.wordpress.com/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/FuelReliefFundorg/255001598753 TWITTER: http://twitter.com/fuelrelieffund -> Fuel Relief Fund had to leave Haiti when supportive funds ran dry. They worked long and hard to secure grants to be able to return to continue their urgently needed disaster relief and recovery efforts with fuel, but ultimately it was not to be. They served a vital and life saving purpose for several months after the 1/12/10 Earthquake in Port-au-Prince and its surrounding neighborhoods, such as Croix-des-Bouquets, Grantier, Petion-Ville, Carrefour, Fontamarra, Bel-Air, all of Delmas, Bon-Repos, Cite Militaire delivering fuel for generators and ambulances and so much more. BLOG: http://fuelrelieffund.wordpress.com/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/FuelReliefFundorg/255001598753 TWITTER: http://twitter.com/fuelrelieffund
cat_notes: -> Removed old notes 8/27/10 LTel: ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE SITE: From: "Kesney Auguste" <jauguste @stny.rr.com> Date: Wed, 3 Feb 2010 20:46:08 -0500 To: <thoncharik @fuelrelieffund.org> Cc: Blackberry Kesney<kauguste @vzw.blackberry.net> Subject: Help Haiti through Fuel Relief Fund I’m back in the US, reunited with my wife and two sons. I barely escaped death on January 12 as I was in an enclosed area, a house with a cement rooftop, when the terrible earthquake hit in Haiti. Very fortunate to have survived and suffered no loss of lives, I owe it to God and my fellow countrymen to help with the recovery relief efforts that are now underway in every corner of the country. To do so, I have voluntarily joined hands with the non-profit organization, www.fuelrelieffund.org (FRF), which is making an unparalleled contribution in the lives of the survivors in Haiti since the day the earthquake hit. FRF has been giving away free fuel to power up generators in tent cities, small clinics, orphanages, tower lights, and hospitals in and around Port-au-Prince. Ever since FRF started its service two weeks ago, it has been constantly getting bombarded with phone calls, texts, and e-mail messages to respond to urgent needs for power throughout Port-au-Prince and its surrounding neighborhoods, such as Croix-des-Bouquets, Grantier, Petion-Ville, Carrefour, Fontamarra, Bel-Air, all of Delmas, Bon-Repos, Cite Militaire to name a few. FRF is very interested in extending its service to other cities, such as Leogane, Petit Goave, Miragoane, Jacmel, that have also been badly hit by the quake, but to do that a little help from you would go a long way. FRF needs to buy more equipment, more fuel, and increase its manpower to continue to deliver the fuel quickly and on time. All of you on this distribution list have either communicated with me, worked with me, sold your products to me for years, or have simply been a friend. So, within these past two weeks, I have no doubt that you have been praying for the people of Haiti while some of you have or are anxious to lend your support to the recovery efforts. As I have been working with Fuel Relief Fund and known it to be a credible organization, I’m asking you to forward your contributions to its address below or just click on (www.fuelrelieffund.org) to see how to donate. Mail Check or Money Order to: Fuel Relief Fund Pay to: Fuel Relief Fund 4344 Latham Street, Suite 230 Riverside, CA 92501 www.fuelrelieffund.org -------------------------------------- Fuel Relief Fund To get free diesel for the NGO´s Please arrange details with: Ted Honcharik Chairman of Fuel Relief Fund Phone: 1-951-233-0283 thoncharik @fuelrelieffund.org You can get 20-30 gallons at a time of FREE diesel fuel to operate Generators if you are an NGO or facility that is serving earthquake survivors (such as medical clinics, hospitals, orphanages, tent cities, etc.).

notes: FROM THE SITE: From: "Kesney Auguste" <jauguste @stny.rr.com> Date: Wed, 3 Feb 2010 20:46:08 -0500 To: <thoncharik @fuelrelieffund.org> Cc: Blackberry Kesney<kauguste @vzw.blackberry.net> Subject: Help Haiti through Fuel Relief Fund I’m back in the US, reunited with my wife and two sons. I barely escaped death on January 12 as I was in an enclosed area, a house with a cement rooftop, when the terrible earthquake hit in Haiti. Very fortunate to have survived and suffered no loss of lives, I owe it to God and my fellow countrymen to help with the recovery relief efforts that are now underway in every corner of the country. To do so, I have voluntarily joined hands with the non-profit organization, www.fuelrelieffund.org (FRF), which is making an unparalleled contribution in the lives of the survivors in Haiti since the day the earthquake hit. FRF has been giving away free fuel to power up generators in tent cities, small clinics, orphanages, tower lights, and hospitals in and around Port-au-Prince. Ever since FRF started its service two weeks ago, it has been constantly getting bombarded with phone calls, texts, and e-mail messages to respond to urgent needs for power throughout Port-au-Prince and its surrounding neighborhoods, such as Croix-des-Bouquets, Grantier, Petion-Ville, Carrefour, Fontamarra, Bel-Air, all of Delmas, Bon-Repos, Cite Militaire to name a few. FRF is very interested in extending its service to other cities, such as Leogane, Petit Goave, Miragoane, Jacmel, that have also been badly hit by the quake, but to do that a little help from you would go a long way. FRF needs to buy more equipment, more fuel, and increase its manpower to continue to deliver the fuel quickly and on time. All of you on this distribution list have either communicated with me, worked with me, sold your products to me for years, or have simply been a friend. So, within these past two weeks, I have no doubt that you have been praying for the people of Haiti while some of you have or are anxious to lend your support to the recovery efforts. As I have been working with Fuel Relief Fund and known it to be a credible organization, I’m asking you to forward your contributions to its address below or just click on (www.fuelrelieffund.org) to see how to donate. Mail Check or Money Order to: Fuel Relief Fund Pay to: Fuel Relief Fund 4344 Latham Street, Suite 230 Riverside, CA 92501 www.fuelrelieffund.org -------------------------------------- Fuel Relief Fund To get free diesel for the NGO´s Please arrange details with: Ted Honcharik Chairman of Fuel Relief Fund Phone: 1-951-233-0283 thoncharik @fuelrelieffund.org You can get 20-30 gallons at a time of FREE diesel fuel to operate Generators if you are an NGO or facility that is serving earthquake survivors (such as medical clinics, hospitals, orphanages, tent cities, etc.). --------------------------------------- BLOG: http://fuelrelieffund.wordpress.com/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/FuelReliefFundorg/255001598753 TWITTER: http://twitter.com/fuelrelieffund -> Fuel Relief Fund had to leave Haiti when supportive funds ran dry. They worked long and hard to secure grants to be able to return to continue their urgently needed disaster relief and recovery efforts with fuel, but ultimately it was not to be. They served a vital and life saving purpose for several months after the 1/12/10 Earthquake in Port-au-Prince and its surrounding neighborhoods, such as Croix-des-Bouquets, Grantier, Petion-Ville, Carrefour, Fontamarra, Bel-Air, all of Delmas, Bon-Repos, Cite Militaire delivering fuel for generators and ambulances and so much more. ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE SITE: From: "Kesney Auguste" <jauguste @stny.rr.com> Date: Wed, 3 Feb 2010 20:46:08 -0500 To: <thoncharik @fuelrelieffund.org> Cc: Blackberry Kesney<kauguste @vzw.blackberry.net> Subject: Help Haiti through Fuel Relief Fund I’m back in the US, reunited with my wife and two sons. I barely escaped death on January 12 as I was in an enclosed area, a house with a cement rooftop, when the terrible earthquake hit in Haiti. Very fortunate to have survived and suffered no loss of lives, I owe it to God and my fellow countrymen to help with the recovery relief efforts that are now underway in every corner of the country. To do so, I have voluntarily joined hands with the non-profit organization, www.fuelrelieffund.org (FRF), which is making an unparalleled contribution in the lives of the survivors in Haiti since the day the earthquake hit. FRF has been giving away free fuel to power up generators in tent cities, small clinics, orphanages, tower lights, and hospitals in and around Port-au-Prince. Ever since FRF started its service two weeks ago, it has been constantly getting bombarded with phone calls, texts, and e-mail messages to respond to urgent needs for power throughout Port-au-Prince and its surrounding neighborhoods, such as Croix-des-Bouquets, Grantier, Petion-Ville, Carrefour, Fontamarra, Bel-Air, all of Delmas, Bon-Repos, Cite Militaire to name a few. FRF is very interested in extending its service to other cities, such as Leogane, Petit Goave, Miragoane, Jacmel, that have also been badly hit by the quake, but to do that a little help from you would go a long way. FRF needs to buy more equipment, more fuel, and increase its manpower to continue to deliver the fuel quickly and on time. All of you on this distribution list have either communicated with me, worked with me, sold your products to me for years, or have simply been a friend. So, within these past two weeks, I have no doubt that you have been praying for the people of Haiti while some of you have or are anxious to lend your support to the recovery efforts. As I have been working with Fuel Relief Fund and known it to be a credible organization, I’m asking you to forward your contributions to its address below or just click on (www.fuelrelieffund.org) to see how to donate. Mail Check or Money Order to: Fuel Relief Fund Pay to: Fuel Relief Fund 4344 Latham Street, Suite 230 Riverside, CA 92501 www.fuelrelieffund.org -------------------------------------- Fuel Relief Fund To get free diesel for the NGO´s Please arrange details with: Ted Honcharik Chairman of Fuel Relief Fund Phone: 1-951-233-0283 thoncharik @fuelrelieffund.org You can get 20-30 gallons at a time of FREE diesel fuel to operate Generators if you are an NGO or facility that is serving earthquake survivors (such as medical clinics, hospitals, orphanages, tent cities, etc.). --------------------------------------- BLOG: http://fuelrelieffund.wordpress.com/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/FuelReliefFundorg/255001598753 TWITTER: http://twitter.com/fuelrelieffund
other_contacts changed.
areas_served: Port-au-Prince and its surrounding neighborhoods, such as Croix-des-Bouquets, Grantier, Petion-Ville, Carrefour, Fontamarra, Bel-Air, all of Delmas, Bon-Repos, Cite Militaire ->
mission: Fuel Relief Fund originated out of a quest to provide a basic fuel source for victims immediately following the devastation of a natural disaster. In 1992, a board member of Fuel Relief Fund, was living on the west coast. Several of his family members lived in Florida and were victims of Hurricane Andrew’s destruction. Immediately following the hurricane, countless people found themselves unprepared and ill equipped to provide the basic essentials of life for their families. It was immediately evident that gasoline was one of those essentials! In September 2005, Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf States. Due to a lack of fuel, victims were unable to find the food, water, and shelter they required. In addition, most lived on the power of generators for weeks and sometimes months, before power was restored. On September 11, 2005, two of the original board members from California, sent a “fuel relief” tanker truck filled with gasoline to Mississippi and then on to Louisiana. In both locations survivors of the hurricane were given free gasoline to run their automobiles and generators aiding them in their time of need. The event prompted the set up of the nonprofit organization called Fuel Relief Fund. Fuel Relief Fund knows it is not “if” but “when” the next disaster will hit the U.S. or abroad. Furthermore, we know that the basic essentials of life… food, water, shelter, and fuel will be needed. By providing the latter we will help relieve some of the suffering in extremely difficult times. Fuel Relief Fund’s initial strategy is to enlist and implement the talents and resources of members of the transportation and petroleum industries. Our goal is to provide fuel resources to those in need immediately following a natural disaster. In an effort to help as many people as possible after a disaster it is imperative that Fuel Relief Fund accumulate sufficient funds as quickly as possible. Through ongoing fundraising and successful receipt of monthly pledges and commitment gifts, Fuel Relief Fund will be prepared to immediately mobilize when necessary. Your contributions will be invaluable and will help Fuel Relief Fund prepare to mobilize just prior to or immediately following a disaster. -> Fuel Relief Fund originated out of a quest to provide a basic fuel source for victims immediately following the devastation of a natural disaster. In 1992, a board member of Fuel Relief Fund, was living on the west coast. Several of his family members lived in Florida and were victims of Hurricane Andrew’s destruction. Immediately following the hurricane, countless people found they were unprepared and ill equipped to provide the basic essentials of life for their families. It was immediately evident that gasoline was one of those essentials! In September 2005, Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf States. Due to a lack of fuel, victims were unable to find the food, water, and shelter they required. In addition, most lived on the power of generators for weeks and sometimes months, before power was restored. On September 11, 2005, two of our current board members, sent a “fuel relief” tanker truck from California filled with gasoline to Mississippi and then on to Louisiana. In both locations survivors of the hurricane were given free gasoline to run their automobiles and generators aiding them in their time of need. The event prompted the set up of the nonprofit organization called Fuel Relief Fund. Fuel Relief Fund knows it is not “if” but “when” the next disaster will hit the U.S., whether it is a major earthquake or hurricane. Furthermore, we know that the basic essentials of life… food, water, shelter, and fuel will be needed. By providing the latter we will help relieve some of the suffering in extremely difficult times. We also aim to help those currently in need. Fuel Relief Fund will allocate prepaid gas cards to worthy causes, so we can help more people who are in need of immediate assistance. Fuel Relief Fund’s initial strategy is to enlist and implement the talents and resources of members of the transportation and petroleum industries. Our goal is to provide fuel resources to those in need. In an effort to help as many people as possible, it is imperative that Fuel Relief Fund accumulate sufficient funds as quickly as possible. Some people are having an extremely difficult time right now! Through ongoing fundraising and successful receipt of monthly pledges and commitment gifts, Fuel Relief Fund will be able to help where necessary. Your contributions will be invaluable! They will help Fuel Relief Fund distribute gas cards to those in need right now and also to help prepare to mobilize immediately following a disaster. It is also our pleasure to inform you that all personnel, including board members, volunteer their time and are not compensated by Fuel Relief Fund.

main_phone: HAITI: 1-951-233-0283 / U.S.: 1-909-322-1481 -> U.S.: 1-909-322-1481
other_contacts changed.

state: HT -> CA
town: Port-au-Prince -> Riverside
name: Fuel Relief Fund - 2010 Haiti Earthquake -> Fuel Relief Fund
address: U.S. ADDR: 4344 Latham Street, Suite 230, Riverside, CA 92501 Haiti -> HQ: 4344 Latham Street, Suite 230,
zip: 00000 -> 92501
other_contacts changed.
region: Haiti, Caribbean -> Nationwide

areas_served: -> Port-au-Prince and its surrounding neighborhoods, such as Croix-des-Bouquets, Grantier, Petion-Ville, Carrefour, Fontamarra, Bel-Air, all of Delmas, Bon-Repos, Cite Militaire

notes: FROM THE SITE: From: "Kesney Auguste" <jauguste@stny.rr.com> Date: Wed, 3 Feb 2010 20:46:08 -0500 To: <thoncharik@fuelrelieffund.org> Cc: Blackberry Kesney<kauguste@vzw.blackberry.net> Subject: Help Haiti through Fuel Relief Fund I’m back in the US, reunited with my wife and two sons. I barely escaped death on January 12 as I was in an enclosed area, a house with a cement rooftop, when the terrible earthquake hit in Haiti. Very fortunate to have survived and suffered no loss of lives, I owe it to God and my fellow countrymen to help with the recovery relief efforts that are now underway in every corner of the country. To do so, I have voluntarily joined hands with the non-profit organization, www.fuelrelieffund.org (FRF), which is making an unparalleled contribution in the lives of the survivors in Haiti since the day the earthquake hit. FRF has been giving away free fuel to power up generators in tent cities, small clinics, orphanages, tower lights, and hospitals in and around Port-au-Prince. Ever since FRF started its service two weeks ago, it has been constantly getting bombarded with phone calls, texts, and e-mail messages to respond to urgent needs for power throughout Port-au-Prince and its surrounding neighborhoods, such as Croix-des-Bouquets, Grantier, Petion-Ville, Carrefour, Fontamarra, Bel-Air, all of Delmas, Bon-Repos, Cite Militaire to name a few. FRF is very interested in extending its service to other cities, such as Leogane, Petit Goave, Miragoane, Jacmel, that have also been badly hit by the quake, but to do that a little help from you would go a long way. FRF needs to buy more equipment, more fuel, and increase its manpower to continue to deliver the fuel quickly and on time. All of you on this distribution list have either communicated with me, worked with me, sold your products to me for years, or have simply been a friend. So, within these past two weeks, I have no doubt that you have been praying for the people of Haiti while some of you have or are anxious to lend your support to the recovery efforts. As I have been working with Fuel Relief Fund and known it to be a credible organization, I’m asking you to forward your contributions to its address below or just click on (www.fuelrelieffund.org) to see how to donate. Mail Check or Money Order to: Fuel Relief Fund Pay to: Fuel Relief Fund 4344 Latham Street, Suite 230 Riverside, CA 92501 www.fuelrelieffund.org -------------------------------------- Fuel Relief Fund To get free diesel for the NGO´s Please arrange details with: Ted Honcharik Chairman of Fuel Relief Fund Phone: 1-951-233-0283 thoncharik @fuelrelieffund.org You can get 20-30 gallons at a time of FREE diesel fuel to operate Generators if you are an NGO or facility that is serving earthquake survivors (such as medical clinics, hospitals, orphanages, tent cities, etc.). --------------------------------------- BLOG: http://fuelrelieffund.wordpress.com/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/FuelReliefFundorg/255001598753 TWITTER: http://twitter.com/fuelrelieffund -> FROM THE SITE: From: "Kesney Auguste" <jauguste @stny.rr.com> Date: Wed, 3 Feb 2010 20:46:08 -0500 To: <thoncharik @fuelrelieffund.org> Cc: Blackberry Kesney<kauguste @vzw.blackberry.net> Subject: Help Haiti through Fuel Relief Fund I’m back in the US, reunited with my wife and two sons. I barely escaped death on January 12 as I was in an enclosed area, a house with a cement rooftop, when the terrible earthquake hit in Haiti. Very fortunate to have survived and suffered no loss of lives, I owe it to God and my fellow countrymen to help with the recovery relief efforts that are now underway in every corner of the country. To do so, I have voluntarily joined hands with the non-profit organization, www.fuelrelieffund.org (FRF), which is making an unparalleled contribution in the lives of the survivors in Haiti since the day the earthquake hit. FRF has been giving away free fuel to power up generators in tent cities, small clinics, orphanages, tower lights, and hospitals in and around Port-au-Prince. Ever since FRF started its service two weeks ago, it has been constantly getting bombarded with phone calls, texts, and e-mail messages to respond to urgent needs for power throughout Port-au-Prince and its surrounding neighborhoods, such as Croix-des-Bouquets, Grantier, Petion-Ville, Carrefour, Fontamarra, Bel-Air, all of Delmas, Bon-Repos, Cite Militaire to name a few. FRF is very interested in extending its service to other cities, such as Leogane, Petit Goave, Miragoane, Jacmel, that have also been badly hit by the quake, but to do that a little help from you would go a long way. FRF needs to buy more equipment, more fuel, and increase its manpower to continue to deliver the fuel quickly and on time. All of you on this distribution list have either communicated with me, worked with me, sold your products to me for years, or have simply been a friend. So, within these past two weeks, I have no doubt that you have been praying for the people of Haiti while some of you have or are anxious to lend your support to the recovery efforts. As I have been working with Fuel Relief Fund and known it to be a credible organization, I’m asking you to forward your contributions to its address below or just click on (www.fuelrelieffund.org) to see how to donate. Mail Check or Money Order to: Fuel Relief Fund Pay to: Fuel Relief Fund 4344 Latham Street, Suite 230 Riverside, CA 92501 www.fuelrelieffund.org -------------------------------------- Fuel Relief Fund To get free diesel for the NGO´s Please arrange details with: Ted Honcharik Chairman of Fuel Relief Fund Phone: 1-951-233-0283 thoncharik @fuelrelieffund.org You can get 20-30 gallons at a time of FREE diesel fuel to operate Generators if you are an NGO or facility that is serving earthquake survivors (such as medical clinics, hospitals, orphanages, tent cities, etc.). --------------------------------------- BLOG: http://fuelrelieffund.wordpress.com/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/FuelReliefFundorg/255001598753 TWITTER: http://twitter.com/fuelrelieffund
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notes: Fuel Relief Fund To get free diesel for the NGO´s Please arrange details with: Ted Honcharik Chairman of Fuel Relief Fund Phone: 1-951-233-0283 thoncharik @fuelrelieffund.org You can get 20-30 gallons at a time of FREE diesel fuel to operate Generators if you are an NGO or facility that is serving earthquake survivors (such as medical clinics, hospitals, orphanages, tent cities, etc.). --------------------------------------- BLOG: http://fuelrelieffund.wordpress.com/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/FuelReliefFundorg/255001598753 TWITTER: http://twitter.com/fuelrelieffund -> FROM THE SITE: From: "Kesney Auguste" <jauguste@stny.rr.com> Date: Wed, 3 Feb 2010 20:46:08 -0500 To: <thoncharik@fuelrelieffund.org> Cc: Blackberry Kesney<kauguste@vzw.blackberry.net> Subject: Help Haiti through Fuel Relief Fund I’m back in the US, reunited with my wife and two sons. I barely escaped death on January 12 as I was in an enclosed area, a house with a cement rooftop, when the terrible earthquake hit in Haiti. Very fortunate to have survived and suffered no loss of lives, I owe it to God and my fellow countrymen to help with the recovery relief efforts that are now underway in every corner of the country. To do so, I have voluntarily joined hands with the non-profit organization, www.fuelrelieffund.org (FRF), which is making an unparalleled contribution in the lives of the survivors in Haiti since the day the earthquake hit. FRF has been giving away free fuel to power up generators in tent cities, small clinics, orphanages, tower lights, and hospitals in and around Port-au-Prince. Ever since FRF started its service two weeks ago, it has been constantly getting bombarded with phone calls, texts, and e-mail messages to respond to urgent needs for power throughout Port-au-Prince and its surrounding neighborhoods, such as Croix-des-Bouquets, Grantier, Petion-Ville, Carrefour, Fontamarra, Bel-Air, all of Delmas, Bon-Repos, Cite Militaire to name a few. FRF is very interested in extending its service to other cities, such as Leogane, Petit Goave, Miragoane, Jacmel, that have also been badly hit by the quake, but to do that a little help from you would go a long way. FRF needs to buy more equipment, more fuel, and increase its manpower to continue to deliver the fuel quickly and on time. All of you on this distribution list have either communicated with me, worked with me, sold your products to me for years, or have simply been a friend. So, within these past two weeks, I have no doubt that you have been praying for the people of Haiti while some of you have or are anxious to lend your support to the recovery efforts. As I have been working with Fuel Relief Fund and known it to be a credible organization, I’m asking you to forward your contributions to its address below or just click on (www.fuelrelieffund.org) to see how to donate. Mail Check or Money Order to: Fuel Relief Fund Pay to: Fuel Relief Fund 4344 Latham Street, Suite 230 Riverside, CA 92501 www.fuelrelieffund.org -------------------------------------- Fuel Relief Fund To get free diesel for the NGO´s Please arrange details with: Ted Honcharik Chairman of Fuel Relief Fund Phone: 1-951-233-0283 thoncharik @fuelrelieffund.org You can get 20-30 gallons at a time of FREE diesel fuel to operate Generators if you are an NGO or facility that is serving earthquake survivors (such as medical clinics, hospitals, orphanages, tent cities, etc.). --------------------------------------- BLOG: http://fuelrelieffund.wordpress.com/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/FuelReliefFundorg/255001598753 TWITTER: http://twitter.com/fuelrelieffund
other_contacts changed.

notes: Fuel Relief Fund To get free diesel for the NGO´s Please arrange details with: Ted Honcharik Chairman of Fuel Relief Fund Phone: 1-951-233-0283 thoncharik @fuelrelieffund.org You can get 20-30 gallons of FREE diesel fuel to operate Generators if you are an NGO or facility that is serving earthquake survivors (such as medical clinics, hospitals, orphanages, tent cities, etc.). --------------------------------------- BLOG: http://fuelrelieffund.wordpress.com/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/FuelReliefFundorg/255001598753 TWITTER: http://twitter.com/fuelrelieffund -> Fuel Relief Fund To get free diesel for the NGO´s Please arrange details with: Ted Honcharik Chairman of Fuel Relief Fund Phone: 1-951-233-0283 thoncharik @fuelrelieffund.org You can get 20-30 gallons at a time of FREE diesel fuel to operate Generators if you are an NGO or facility that is serving earthquake survivors (such as medical clinics, hospitals, orphanages, tent cities, etc.). --------------------------------------- BLOG: http://fuelrelieffund.wordpress.com/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/FuelReliefFundorg/255001598753 TWITTER: http://twitter.com/fuelrelieffund

make_payable_to: -> Fuel Relief Fund

mission: -> Fuel Relief Fund originated out of a quest to provide a basic fuel source for victims immediately following the devastation of a natural disaster. In 1992, a board member of Fuel Relief Fund, was living on the west coast. Several of his family members lived in Florida and were victims of Hurricane Andrew’s destruction. Immediately following the hurricane, countless people found themselves unprepared and ill equipped to provide the basic essentials of life for their families. It was immediately evident that gasoline was one of those essentials! In September 2005, Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf States. Due to a lack of fuel, victims were unable to find the food, water, and shelter they required. In addition, most lived on the power of generators for weeks and sometimes months, before power was restored. On September 11, 2005, two of the original board members from California, sent a “fuel relief” tanker truck filled with gasoline to Mississippi and then on to Louisiana. In both locations survivors of the hurricane were given free gasoline to run their automobiles and generators aiding them in their time of need. The event prompted the set up of the nonprofit organization called Fuel Relief Fund. Fuel Relief Fund knows it is not “if” but “when” the next disaster will hit the U.S. or abroad. Furthermore, we know that the basic essentials of life… food, water, shelter, and fuel will be needed. By providing the latter we will help relieve some of the suffering in extremely difficult times. Fuel Relief Fund’s initial strategy is to enlist and implement the talents and resources of members of the transportation and petroleum industries. Our goal is to provide fuel resources to those in need immediately following a natural disaster. In an effort to help as many people as possible after a disaster it is imperative that Fuel Relief Fund accumulate sufficient funds as quickly as possible. Through ongoing fundraising and successful receipt of monthly pledges and commitment gifts, Fuel Relief Fund will be prepared to immediately mobilize when necessary. Your contributions will be invaluable and will help Fuel Relief Fund prepare to mobilize just prior to or immediately following a disaster.

notes: Fuel Relief Fund To get free diesel for the NGO´s Please arrange details with: Ted Honcharik Chairman of Fuel Relief Fund Phone: 1-951-233-0283 thoncharik @fuelrelieffund.org You can get 20-30 gallons of FREE diesel fuel to operate Generators if you are an NGO or facility that is serving earthquake survivors (such as a medical clinic or shelter/camps, etc.). -> Fuel Relief Fund To get free diesel for the NGO´s Please arrange details with: Ted Honcharik Chairman of Fuel Relief Fund Phone: 1-951-233-0283 thoncharik @fuelrelieffund.org You can get 20-30 gallons of FREE diesel fuel to operate Generators if you are an NGO or facility that is serving earthquake survivors (such as medical clinics, hospitals, orphanages, tent cities, etc.). --------------------------------------- BLOG: http://fuelrelieffund.wordpress.com/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/FuelReliefFundorg/255001598753 TWITTER: http://twitter.com/fuelrelieffund

notes: Fuel Relief Fund To get free diesel for the NGO´s Please arrange details with: Ted Honcharik Chairman of Fuel Relief Fund Phone: 1-951-233-0283 thoncharik @fuelrelieffund.org You can get 20-30 gallons of FREE diesel fuel if you are an NGO or facility that is serving earthquake survivors (such as a medical clinic or shelter/camps, etc.). -> Fuel Relief Fund To get free diesel for the NGO´s Please arrange details with: Ted Honcharik Chairman of Fuel Relief Fund Phone: 1-951-233-0283 thoncharik @fuelrelieffund.org You can get 20-30 gallons of FREE diesel fuel to operate Generators if you are an NGO or facility that is serving earthquake survivors (such as a medical clinic or shelter/camps, etc.).
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organization: -> Non-Profit, Disaster Relief
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