WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP!

The pictures in this slideshow are probably known to most of you already, but a friend of mine, Brad Rewold, put this together and posted it. Brad, thank you! I wanted to share…

Photo Slideshow (by Brad Rewold)

Those photos remind me of our journey and our purpose. We currently have 554 people following our journey on Facebook. Join us! We truly need your help to meet our goal of taking the “disabled” out of 200 patients’ lives. Many camps are spending millions, but we just need less than $10,000 to allow us to pay for all the needs of our camp through October. We have gathered approximately $3000 since February. If 554 people on this site donated $15.00/person — we will be able to sustain our camp, pay our staff, gas, phone, PT needs until the end of Oct. PLEASE THINK ABOUT IT!

Go to the Contribute page & click on the “Donate” button to give via PayPal or send your contribution to:

Hands of Light in Action
PO Box 87513
Canton, MI 48187

100% of donations goes to our Haitian camp needs; no administrative costs for we all volunteer. Hands of Light in Action is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, and your donation is tax-deductible in the U.S. What we are asking is the cost of a movie and some popcorn — PLEASE HELP!

Be the Change!

Nancy Malone
President/Founder, Hands of Light in Action

Haiti, Photos

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