Yesterday, 1st & Alton delivered 72,000 doses of antibiotics and medical supplies to Haiti (courtesy of Shady Grove Adventist Hospital in Maryland). Please continue to support 1st & Alton as we support those in need in Haiti !!
Areas of Activity: Advocacy & Policy, Agriculture, Disaster Risk Preparedness, Economic Development, Education, Environment, Food Security, Health, Housing, Humanitarian Assistance, Media, Microfinance, Other, Water & Sanitation, Women's Programs
Grass-roots organization focused on multi-tiered objectives of immediate response, sustainable aid, and long term redevelopment of Haiti and beyond. We are currently focused on IDP assessment, and flash aid support. We are concurrently building a rehabilitation network of prosthetics clinics and training facilities, along with supporting in the development of resillience center communities, with sustainable resiliant shelters, agra-business options, along with schooling outreach programs. To date, we have supported Haiti by supplying, distributing, and delivering Food, Water, Medical Equipment and Supplies, Shelter, Hygiene, Physicians, Surgeons, RN's and EMT's. We have supported in the construction of several temporary clinics, hosptials, and schools. We have also been instrumental in supporting safe and transparent orphan transport into the US, with the support of our corporate aviation partnerships, Haitian Immigration, and DOS/USCIS/HHS/DHS.We look forward to future initiatives with our new partners on the ground JPHRO.
We are mobilizing a rehabilitation center in Port Au Prince, offering pediatric amputees a safe, nurturing and therapeutic environment to cope with lost limbs
Prosthetic components are generally not reused in the United States because of legal considerations. However, used prosthetic limbs may be disassembled and the components reused to make new ones for children and adults who suffered amputations after the Earthquake.
1St & Alton provide peer support and aid to those who have lost one or more limbs either through traumatic or surgical amputation. Our mission is to restore mobility and independence to disadvantaged amputees by providing the best available practical solutions for prosthetic care and rehabilitation.
Thu Nov 04 19:38:28 +0000 2010 by LTel:notes: FROM THE CIVIL SOCIETIES ORGANIZATION SITE:
Contact Name in Haiti: Albert Gomez
Phone: 3600-7851
Email: albert @1standalton.com
Year founded: 12th January 2010
Areas of Activity: Advocacy & Policy, Agriculture, Disaster Risk Preparedness, Economic Development, Education, Environment, Food Security, Health, Housing, Humanitarian Assistance, Media, Microfinance, Other, Water & Sanitation, Women's Programs
Organization Details :
Grass-roots organization focused on multi-tiered objectives of immediate response, sustainable aid, and long term redevelopment of Haiti and beyond. We are currently focused on IDP assessment, and flash aid support. We are concurrently building a rehabilitation network of prosthetics clinics and training facilities, along with supporting in the development of resillience center communities, with sustainable resiliant shelters, agra-business options, along with schooling outreach programs. To date, we have supported Haiti by supplying, distributing, and delivering Food, Water, Medical Equipment and Supplies, Shelter, Hygiene, Physicians, Surgeons, RN's and EMT's. We have supported in the construction of several temporary clinics, hosptials, and schools. We have also been instrumental in supporting safe and transparent orphan transport into the US, with the support of our corporate aviation partnerships, Haitian Immigration, and DOS/USCIS/HHS/DHS.We look forward to future initiatives with our new partners on the ground JPHRO.
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FROM THE SITE:
We are mobilizing a rehabilitation center in Port Au Prince, offering pediatric amputees a safe, nurturing and therapeutic environment to cope with lost limbs
Prosthetic components are generally not reused in the United States because of legal considerations. However, used prosthetic limbs may be disassembled and the components reused to make new ones for children and adults who suffered amputations after the Earthquake.
1St & Alton provide peer support and aid to those who have lost one or more limbs either through traumatic or surgical amputation. Our mission is to restore mobility and independence to disadvantaged amputees by providing the best available practical solutions for prosthetic care and rehabilitation.
Contact info:
Edward Manning 786-312-3599
Email: edward @1standalton.com
Cecilia Renes 305-469-8266
Email: cecilia @1standalton.com
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1st & Alton Featured in the Miami Herald on Thursday May 20, 2010
Grass-roots Haitian-relief agency maps its own route to success
A Miami Beach charity has ad-libbed its way to helping victims of the Haiti earthquake, evading obstacles that stymie other groups.
http://www.1standalton.org/miamiherald05202010.php
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FACEBOOK:
http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6023
EMAIL CONTACTS:
General Inquiries
info @1standalton.com
Partner With Us
dirk @1standalton.com
Large Supply Donations
jeff @1standalton.com -> 11/4/10 from Facebook:
Yesterday, 1st & Alton delivered 72,000 doses of antibiotics and medical supplies to Haiti (courtesy of Shady Grove Adventist Hospital in Maryland). Please continue to support 1st & Alton as we support those in need in Haiti !!
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FROM THE CIVIL SOCIETIES ORGANIZATION SITE:
Contact Name in Haiti: Albert Gomez
Phone: 3600-7851
Email: albert @1standalton.com
Year founded: 12th January 2010
Areas of Activity: Advocacy & Policy, Agriculture, Disaster Risk Preparedness, Economic Development, Education, Environment, Food Security, Health, Housing, Humanitarian Assistance, Media, Microfinance, Other, Water & Sanitation, Women's Programs
Organization Details :
Grass-roots organization focused on multi-tiered objectives of immediate response, sustainable aid, and long term redevelopment of Haiti and beyond. We are currently focused on IDP assessment, and flash aid support. We are concurrently building a rehabilitation network of prosthetics clinics and training facilities, along with supporting in the development of resillience center communities, with sustainable resiliant shelters, agra-business options, along with schooling outreach programs. To date, we have supported Haiti by supplying, distributing, and delivering Food, Water, Medical Equipment and Supplies, Shelter, Hygiene, Physicians, Surgeons, RN's and EMT's. We have supported in the construction of several temporary clinics, hosptials, and schools. We have also been instrumental in supporting safe and transparent orphan transport into the US, with the support of our corporate aviation partnerships, Haitian Immigration, and DOS/USCIS/HHS/DHS.We look forward to future initiatives with our new partners on the ground JPHRO.
--------------------------------
FROM THE SITE:
We are mobilizing a rehabilitation center in Port Au Prince, offering pediatric amputees a safe, nurturing and therapeutic environment to cope with lost limbs
Prosthetic components are generally not reused in the United States because of legal considerations. However, used prosthetic limbs may be disassembled and the components reused to make new ones for children and adults who suffered amputations after the Earthquake.
1St & Alton provide peer support and aid to those who have lost one or more limbs either through traumatic or surgical amputation. Our mission is to restore mobility and independence to disadvantaged amputees by providing the best available practical solutions for prosthetic care and rehabilitation.
Contact info:
Edward Manning 786-312-3599
Email: edward @1standalton.com
Cecilia Renes 305-469-8266
Email: cecilia @1standalton.com
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1st & Alton Featured in the Miami Herald on Thursday May 20, 2010
Grass-roots Haitian-relief agency maps its own route to success
A Miami Beach charity has ad-libbed its way to helping victims of the Haiti earthquake, evading obstacles that stymie other groups.
http://www.1standalton.org/miamiherald05202010.php
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FACEBOOK:
http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6023
EMAIL CONTACTS:
General Inquiries
info @1standalton.com
Partner With Us
dirk @1standalton.com
Large Supply Donations
jeff @1standalton.com
(show/hide changes)Sun Jul 04 18:57:29 +0000 2010 by LTel:forklift: Unknown -> Yes
(show/hide changes)Sun Jul 04 18:56:56 +0000 2010 by LTel:notes: FROM THE CIVIL SOCIETIES ORGANIZATION SITE:
Contact Name in Haiti: Albert Gomez
Phone: 3600-7851
Email: albert @1standalton.com
Year founded: 12th January 2010
Areas of Activity: Advocacy & Policy, Agriculture, Disaster Risk Preparedness, Economic Development, Education, Environment, Food Security, Health, Housing, Humanitarian Assistance, Media, Microfinance, Other, Water & Sanitation, Women's Programs
Organization Details :
Grass-roots organization focused on multi-tiered objectives of immediate response, sustainable aid, and long term redevelopment of Haiti and beyond. We are currently focused on IDP assessment, and flash aid support. We are concurrently building a rehabilitation network of prosthetics clinics and training facilities, along with supporting in the development of resillience center communities, with sustainable resiliant shelters, agra-business options, along with schooling outreach programs. To date, we have supported Haiti by supplying, distributing, and delivering Food, Water, Medical Equipment and Supplies, Shelter, Hygiene, Physicians, Surgeons, RN's and EMT's. We have supported in the construction of several temporary clinics, hosptials, and schools. We have also been instrumental in supporting safe and transparent orphan transport into the US, with the support of our corporate aviation partnerships, Haitian Immigration, and DOS/USCIS/HHS/DHS.We look forward to future initiatives with our new partners on the ground JPHRO.
--------------------------------
FROM THE SITE:
We are mobilizing a rehabilitation center in Port Au Prince, offering pediatric amputees a safe, nurturing and therapeutic environment to cope with lost limbs
Prosthetic components are generally not reused in the United States because of legal considerations. However, used prosthetic limbs may be disassembled and the components reused to make new ones for children and adults who suffered amputations after the Earthquake.
1St & Alton provide peer support and aid to those who have lost one or more limbs either through traumatic or surgical amputation. Our mission is to restore mobility and independence to disadvantaged amputees by providing the best available practical solutions for prosthetic care and rehabilitation.
Contact info:
Edward Manning 786-312-3599
Email: edward @1standalton.com
Cecilia Renes 305-469-8266
Email: cecilia @1standalton.com
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FACEBOOK:
http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6023
EMAIL CONTACTS:
General Inquiries
info @1standalton.com
Partner With Us
dirk @1standalton.com
Large Supply Donations
jeff @1standalton.com -> FROM THE CIVIL SOCIETIES ORGANIZATION SITE:
Contact Name in Haiti: Albert Gomez
Phone: 3600-7851
Email: albert @1standalton.com
Year founded: 12th January 2010
Areas of Activity: Advocacy & Policy, Agriculture, Disaster Risk Preparedness, Economic Development, Education, Environment, Food Security, Health, Housing, Humanitarian Assistance, Media, Microfinance, Other, Water & Sanitation, Women's Programs
Organization Details :
Grass-roots organization focused on multi-tiered objectives of immediate response, sustainable aid, and long term redevelopment of Haiti and beyond. We are currently focused on IDP assessment, and flash aid support. We are concurrently building a rehabilitation network of prosthetics clinics and training facilities, along with supporting in the development of resillience center communities, with sustainable resiliant shelters, agra-business options, along with schooling outreach programs. To date, we have supported Haiti by supplying, distributing, and delivering Food, Water, Medical Equipment and Supplies, Shelter, Hygiene, Physicians, Surgeons, RN's and EMT's. We have supported in the construction of several temporary clinics, hosptials, and schools. We have also been instrumental in supporting safe and transparent orphan transport into the US, with the support of our corporate aviation partnerships, Haitian Immigration, and DOS/USCIS/HHS/DHS.We look forward to future initiatives with our new partners on the ground JPHRO.
--------------------------------
FROM THE SITE:
We are mobilizing a rehabilitation center in Port Au Prince, offering pediatric amputees a safe, nurturing and therapeutic environment to cope with lost limbs
Prosthetic components are generally not reused in the United States because of legal considerations. However, used prosthetic limbs may be disassembled and the components reused to make new ones for children and adults who suffered amputations after the Earthquake.
1St & Alton provide peer support and aid to those who have lost one or more limbs either through traumatic or surgical amputation. Our mission is to restore mobility and independence to disadvantaged amputees by providing the best available practical solutions for prosthetic care and rehabilitation.
Contact info:
Edward Manning 786-312-3599
Email: edward @1standalton.com
Cecilia Renes 305-469-8266
Email: cecilia @1standalton.com
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1st & Alton Featured in the Miami Herald on Thursday May 20, 2010
Grass-roots Haitian-relief agency maps its own route to success
A Miami Beach charity has ad-libbed its way to helping victims of the Haiti earthquake, evading obstacles that stymie other groups.
http://www.1standalton.org/miamiherald05202010.php
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FACEBOOK:
http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6023
EMAIL CONTACTS:
General Inquiries
info @1standalton.com
Partner With Us
dirk @1standalton.com
Large Supply Donations
jeff @1standalton.com
(show/hide changes)Sun Jul 04 18:54:18 +0000 2010 by LTel:notes: Contact Name in Haiti: Albert Gomez
Phone: 3600-7851
Email: albert @1standalton.com
Year founded: 12th January 2010
Areas of Activity: Advocacy & Policy, Agriculture, Disaster Risk Preparedness, Economic Development, Education, Environment, Food Security, Health, Housing, Humanitarian Assistance, Media, Microfinance, Other, Water & Sanitation, Women's Programs
Organization Details :
Grass-roots organization focused on multi-tiered objectives of immediate response, sustainable aid, and long term redevelopment of Haiti and beyond. We are currently focused on IDP assessment, and flash aid support. We are concurrently building a rehabilitation network of prosthetics clinics and training facilities, along with supporting in the development of resillience center communities, with sustainable resiliant shelters, agra-business options, along with schooling outreach programs. To date, we have supported Haiti by supplying, distributing, and delivering Food, Water, Medical Equipment and Supplies, Shelter, Hygiene, Physicians, Surgeons, RN's and EMT's. We have supported in the construction of several temporary clinics, hosptials, and schools. We have also been instrumental in supporting safe and transparent orphan transport into the US, with the support of our corporate aviation partnerships, Haitian Immigration, and DOS/USCIS/HHS/DHS.We look forward to future initiatives with our new partners on the ground JPHRO.
FROM THE SITE:
We are mobilizing a rehabilitation center in Port Au Prince, offering pediatric amputees a safe, nurturing and therapeutic environment to cope with lost limbs
FACEBOOK:
http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6023
EMAIL CONTACTS:
General Inquiries
info @1standalton.com
Partner With Us
dirk @1standalton.com
Large Supply Donations
jeff @1standalton.com -> FROM THE CIVIL SOCIETIES ORGANIZATION SITE:
Contact Name in Haiti: Albert Gomez
Phone: 3600-7851
Email: albert @1standalton.com
Year founded: 12th January 2010
Areas of Activity: Advocacy & Policy, Agriculture, Disaster Risk Preparedness, Economic Development, Education, Environment, Food Security, Health, Housing, Humanitarian Assistance, Media, Microfinance, Other, Water & Sanitation, Women's Programs
Organization Details :
Grass-roots organization focused on multi-tiered objectives of immediate response, sustainable aid, and long term redevelopment of Haiti and beyond. We are currently focused on IDP assessment, and flash aid support. We are concurrently building a rehabilitation network of prosthetics clinics and training facilities, along with supporting in the development of resillience center communities, with sustainable resiliant shelters, agra-business options, along with schooling outreach programs. To date, we have supported Haiti by supplying, distributing, and delivering Food, Water, Medical Equipment and Supplies, Shelter, Hygiene, Physicians, Surgeons, RN's and EMT's. We have supported in the construction of several temporary clinics, hosptials, and schools. We have also been instrumental in supporting safe and transparent orphan transport into the US, with the support of our corporate aviation partnerships, Haitian Immigration, and DOS/USCIS/HHS/DHS.We look forward to future initiatives with our new partners on the ground JPHRO.
--------------------------------
FROM THE SITE:
We are mobilizing a rehabilitation center in Port Au Prince, offering pediatric amputees a safe, nurturing and therapeutic environment to cope with lost limbs
Prosthetic components are generally not reused in the United States because of legal considerations. However, used prosthetic limbs may be disassembled and the components reused to make new ones for children and adults who suffered amputations after the Earthquake.
1St & Alton provide peer support and aid to those who have lost one or more limbs either through traumatic or surgical amputation. Our mission is to restore mobility and independence to disadvantaged amputees by providing the best available practical solutions for prosthetic care and rehabilitation.
Contact info:
Edward Manning 786-312-3599
Email: edward @1standalton.com
Cecilia Renes 305-469-8266
Email: cecilia @1standalton.com
--------------------------------------
FACEBOOK:
http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6023
EMAIL CONTACTS:
General Inquiries
info @1standalton.com
Partner With Us
dirk @1standalton.com
Large Supply Donations
jeff @1standalton.com
(show/hide changes)Sun Jul 04 18:52:07 +0000 2010 by LTel:main_phone: 3600-7851 -> 3600-7851 / U.S.: 305.534.HELP(4357)
address: Delmas 42 -> Mail Donations To: 1st & Alton Inc,
300 Alton Road, #112, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Delmas 42
HAITI
(show/hide changes)Sun Jul 04 18:49:43 +0000 2010 by LTel:notes: Contact Name in Haiti: Albert Gomez
Phone: 3600-7851
Email: albert @1standalton.com
Year founded: 12th January 2010
Areas of Activity: Advocacy & Policy, Agriculture, Disaster Risk Preparedness, Economic Development, Education, Environment, Food Security, Health, Housing, Humanitarian Assistance, Media, Microfinance, Other, Water & Sanitation, Women's Programs
Organization Details :
Grass-roots organization focused on multi-tiered objectives of immediate response, sustainable aid, and long term redevelopment of Haiti and beyond. We are currently focused on IDP assessment, and flash aid support. We are concurrently building a rehabilitation network of prosthetics clinics and training facilities, along with supporting in the development of resillience center communities, with sustainable resiliant shelters, agra-business options, along with schooling outreach programs. To date, we have supported Haiti by supplying, distributing, and delivering Food, Water, Medical Equipment and Supplies, Shelter, Hygiene, Physicians, Surgeons, RN's and EMT's. We have supported in the construction of several temporary clinics, hosptials, and schools. We have also been instrumental in supporting safe and transparent orphan transport into the US, with the support of our corporate aviation partnerships, Haitian Immigration, and DOS/USCIS/HHS/DHS.We look forward to future initiatives with our new partners on the ground JPHRO.
FROM THE SITE:
We are mobilizing a rehabilitation center in Port Au Prince, offering pediatric amputees a safe, nurturing and therapeutic environment to cope with lost limbs -> Contact Name in Haiti: Albert Gomez
Phone: 3600-7851
Email: albert @1standalton.com
Year founded: 12th January 2010
Areas of Activity: Advocacy & Policy, Agriculture, Disaster Risk Preparedness, Economic Development, Education, Environment, Food Security, Health, Housing, Humanitarian Assistance, Media, Microfinance, Other, Water & Sanitation, Women's Programs
Organization Details :
Grass-roots organization focused on multi-tiered objectives of immediate response, sustainable aid, and long term redevelopment of Haiti and beyond. We are currently focused on IDP assessment, and flash aid support. We are concurrently building a rehabilitation network of prosthetics clinics and training facilities, along with supporting in the development of resillience center communities, with sustainable resiliant shelters, agra-business options, along with schooling outreach programs. To date, we have supported Haiti by supplying, distributing, and delivering Food, Water, Medical Equipment and Supplies, Shelter, Hygiene, Physicians, Surgeons, RN's and EMT's. We have supported in the construction of several temporary clinics, hosptials, and schools. We have also been instrumental in supporting safe and transparent orphan transport into the US, with the support of our corporate aviation partnerships, Haitian Immigration, and DOS/USCIS/HHS/DHS.We look forward to future initiatives with our new partners on the ground JPHRO.
FROM THE SITE:
We are mobilizing a rehabilitation center in Port Au Prince, offering pediatric amputees a safe, nurturing and therapeutic environment to cope with lost limbs
FACEBOOK:
http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6023
EMAIL CONTACTS:
General Inquiries
info @1standalton.com
Partner With Us
dirk @1standalton.com
Large Supply Donations
jeff @1standalton.com
mission:
About Us
1st & Alton is a grassroots Haiti-relief movement which utilized Facebook to collect individual, community and corporate donations in excess of $10 million for earthquake victims. Then we went to Port Au Prince to help.
Forever touched, we are now dedicated to the long-term rehabilitation of Haiti’s people and infrastructure. Accordingly, we have applied for IRS 501c3 status as a Miami-based non-profit. -> About Us
1st & Alton is a grassroots Haiti-relief movement which utilized Facebook to collect individual, community and corporate donations in excess of $10 million for earthquake victims. Then we went to Port Au Prince to help.
Forever touched, we are now dedicated to the long-term rehabilitation of Haiti’s people and infrastructure. Accordingly, we have applied for IRS 501c3 status as a Miami-based non-profit.
(show/hide changes)Sun Jul 04 18:39:03 +0000 2010 by LTel:mission:
About Us
1st & Alton is a grassroots Haiti-relief movement which utilized Facebook to collect individual, community and corporate donations in excess of $7 million for earthquake victims. Then we went to Port Au Prince to help.
Forever touched, we are now dedicated to the long-term rehabilitation of Haiti’s people and infrastructure. Accordingly, we have applied for IRS 501c3 status as a Miami-based non-profit. ->
About Us
1st & Alton is a grassroots Haiti-relief movement which utilized Facebook to collect individual, community and corporate donations in excess of $10 million for earthquake victims. Then we went to Port Au Prince to help.
Forever touched, we are now dedicated to the long-term rehabilitation of Haiti’s people and infrastructure. Accordingly, we have applied for IRS 501c3 status as a Miami-based non-profit.
(show/hide changes)Sun Jul 04 18:35:27 +0000 2010 by LTel:notes: Contact Name in Haiti: Albert Gomez
Phone: 3600-7851
Email: albert @1standalton.com
Year founded: 12th January 2010
Areas of Activity: Advocacy & Policy, Agriculture, Disaster Risk Preparedness, Economic Development, Education, Environment, Food Security, Health, Housing, Humanitarian Assistance, Media, Microfinance, Other, Water & Sanitation, Women's Programs
Organization Details :
Grass-roots organization focused on multi-tiered objectives of immediate response, sustainable aid, and long term redevelopment of Haiti and beyond. We are currently focused on IDP assessment, and flash aid support. We are concurrently building a rehabilitation network of prosthetics clinics and training facilities, along with supporting in the development of resillience center communities, with sustainable resiliant shelters, agra-business options, along with schooling outreach programs. To date, we have supported Haiti by supplying, distributing, and delivering Food, Water, Medical Equipment and Supplies, Shelter, Hygiene, Physicians, Surgeons, RN's and EMT's. We have supported in the construction of several temporary clinics, hosptials, and schools. We have also been instrumental in supporting safe and transparent orphan transport into the US, with the support of our corporate aviation partnerships, Haitian Immigration, and DOS/USCIS/HHS/DHS.We look forward to future initiatives with our new partners on the ground JPHRO.
FROM THE SITE:
About Us
1st & Alton is a grassroots Haiti-relief movement which utilized Facebook to collect individual, community and corporate donations in excess of $7 million for earthquake victims. Then we went to Port Au Prince to help.
Forever touched, we are now dedicated to the long-term rehabilitation of Haiti’s people and infrastructure. Accordingly, we have applied for IRS 501c3 status as a Miami-based non-profit. -> Contact Name in Haiti: Albert Gomez
Phone: 3600-7851
Email: albert @1standalton.com
Year founded: 12th January 2010
Areas of Activity: Advocacy & Policy, Agriculture, Disaster Risk Preparedness, Economic Development, Education, Environment, Food Security, Health, Housing, Humanitarian Assistance, Media, Microfinance, Other, Water & Sanitation, Women's Programs
Organization Details :
Grass-roots organization focused on multi-tiered objectives of immediate response, sustainable aid, and long term redevelopment of Haiti and beyond. We are currently focused on IDP assessment, and flash aid support. We are concurrently building a rehabilitation network of prosthetics clinics and training facilities, along with supporting in the development of resillience center communities, with sustainable resiliant shelters, agra-business options, along with schooling outreach programs. To date, we have supported Haiti by supplying, distributing, and delivering Food, Water, Medical Equipment and Supplies, Shelter, Hygiene, Physicians, Surgeons, RN's and EMT's. We have supported in the construction of several temporary clinics, hosptials, and schools. We have also been instrumental in supporting safe and transparent orphan transport into the US, with the support of our corporate aviation partnerships, Haitian Immigration, and DOS/USCIS/HHS/DHS.We look forward to future initiatives with our new partners on the ground JPHRO.
FROM THE SITE:
We are mobilizing a rehabilitation center in Port Au Prince, offering pediatric amputees a safe, nurturing and therapeutic environment to cope with lost limbs
mission: ->
About Us
1st & Alton is a grassroots Haiti-relief movement which utilized Facebook to collect individual, community and corporate donations in excess of $7 million for earthquake victims. Then we went to Port Au Prince to help.
Forever touched, we are now dedicated to the long-term rehabilitation of Haiti’s people and infrastructure. Accordingly, we have applied for IRS 501c3 status as a Miami-based non-profit.
(show/hide changes)Sun Jul 04 18:30:24 +0000 2010 by LTel:notes: Contact Name in Haiti: Albert Gomez
Phone: 3600-7851
Email: albert @1standalton.com
Year founded: 12th January 2010
Areas of Activity: Advocacy & Policy, Agriculture, Disaster Risk Preparedness, Economic Development, Education, Environment, Food Security, Health, Housing, Humanitarian Assistance, Media, Microfinance, Other, Water & Sanitation, Women's Programs
Organization Details :
Grass-roots organization focused on multi-tiered objectives of immediate response, sustainable aid, and long term redevelopment of Haiti and beyond. We are currently focused on IDP assessment, and flash aid support. We are concurrently building a rehabilitation network of prosthetics clinics and training facilities, along with supporting in the development of resillience center communities, with sustainable resiliant shelters, agra-business options, along with schooling outreach programs. To date, we have supported Haiti by supplying, distributing, and delivering Food, Water, Medical Equipment and Supplies, Shelter, Hygiene, Physicians, Surgeons, RN's and EMT's. We have supported in the construction of several temporary clinics, hosptials, and schools. We have also been instrumental in supporting safe and transparent orphan transport into the US, with the support of our corporate aviation partnerships, Haitian Immigration, and DOS/USCIS/HHS/DHS.We look forward to future initiatives with our new partners on the ground JPHRO. -> Contact Name in Haiti: Albert Gomez
Phone: 3600-7851
Email: albert @1standalton.com
Year founded: 12th January 2010
Areas of Activity: Advocacy & Policy, Agriculture, Disaster Risk Preparedness, Economic Development, Education, Environment, Food Security, Health, Housing, Humanitarian Assistance, Media, Microfinance, Other, Water & Sanitation, Women's Programs
Organization Details :
Grass-roots organization focused on multi-tiered objectives of immediate response, sustainable aid, and long term redevelopment of Haiti and beyond. We are currently focused on IDP assessment, and flash aid support. We are concurrently building a rehabilitation network of prosthetics clinics and training facilities, along with supporting in the development of resillience center communities, with sustainable resiliant shelters, agra-business options, along with schooling outreach programs. To date, we have supported Haiti by supplying, distributing, and delivering Food, Water, Medical Equipment and Supplies, Shelter, Hygiene, Physicians, Surgeons, RN's and EMT's. We have supported in the construction of several temporary clinics, hosptials, and schools. We have also been instrumental in supporting safe and transparent orphan transport into the US, with the support of our corporate aviation partnerships, Haitian Immigration, and DOS/USCIS/HHS/DHS.We look forward to future initiatives with our new partners on the ground JPHRO.
FROM THE SITE:
About Us
1st & Alton is a grassroots Haiti-relief movement which utilized Facebook to collect individual, community and corporate donations in excess of $7 million for earthquake victims. Then we went to Port Au Prince to help.
Forever touched, we are now dedicated to the long-term rehabilitation of Haiti’s people and infrastructure. Accordingly, we have applied for IRS 501c3 status as a Miami-based non-profit.
(show/hide changes)Sun Jul 04 18:27:51 +0000 2010 by LTel:notes: Year founded: 12th January 2010
Areas of Activity: Advocacy & Policy, Agriculture, Disaster Risk Preparedness, Economic Development, Education, Environment, Food Security, Health, Housing, Humanitarian Assistance, Media, Microfinance, Other, Water & Sanitation, Women's Programs
Organization Details :
Grass-roots organization focused on multi-tiered objectives of immediate response, sustainable aid, and long term redevelopment of Haiti and beyond. We are currently focused on IDP assessment, and flash aid support. We are concurrently building a rehabilitation network of prosthetics clinics and training facilities, along with supporting in the development of resillience center communities, with sustainable resiliant shelters, agra-business options, along with schooling outreach programs. To date, we have supported Haiti by supplying, distributing, and delivering Food, Water, Medical Equipment and Supplies, Shelter, Hygiene, Physicians, Surgeons, RN's and EMT's. We have supported in the construction of several temporary clinics, hosptials, and schools. We have also been instrumental in supporting safe and transparent orphan transport into the US, with the support of our corporate aviation partnerships, Haitian Immigration, and DOS/USCIS/HHS/DHS.We look forward to future initiatives with our new partners on the ground JPHRO. -> Contact Name in Haiti: Albert Gomez
Phone: 3600-7851
Email: albert @1standalton.com
Year founded: 12th January 2010
Areas of Activity: Advocacy & Policy, Agriculture, Disaster Risk Preparedness, Economic Development, Education, Environment, Food Security, Health, Housing, Humanitarian Assistance, Media, Microfinance, Other, Water & Sanitation, Women's Programs
Organization Details :
Grass-roots organization focused on multi-tiered objectives of immediate response, sustainable aid, and long term redevelopment of Haiti and beyond. We are currently focused on IDP assessment, and flash aid support. We are concurrently building a rehabilitation network of prosthetics clinics and training facilities, along with supporting in the development of resillience center communities, with sustainable resiliant shelters, agra-business options, along with schooling outreach programs. To date, we have supported Haiti by supplying, distributing, and delivering Food, Water, Medical Equipment and Supplies, Shelter, Hygiene, Physicians, Surgeons, RN's and EMT's. We have supported in the construction of several temporary clinics, hosptials, and schools. We have also been instrumental in supporting safe and transparent orphan transport into the US, with the support of our corporate aviation partnerships, Haitian Immigration, and DOS/USCIS/HHS/DHS.We look forward to future initiatives with our new partners on the ground JPHRO.
website: -> http://www.1standalton.org/
(show/hide changes)Sun Jul 04 18:18:51 +0000 2010 by LTel:Haiti Civil Societies Organization site
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