Today’s post is dedicated to my friends at Mission of Hope Haiti. They have done more than about any organization I know of since the quake. I personally spent some time there two weeks after the January quake and can say without a doubt that anything given to this group will be used to its fullest to change lives in Haiti. Please continue to pray for and support their efforts.

-Dillon

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In the first year after the earthquake Mission of Hope was able to:

• Deliver over 15 million meals
• Begin feeding 50,000 children a day
• Treat 27,000 patients at the Clinic of Hope
• Perform 266 orthopedic and plastic surgeries
• Provide 75 prosthetic limbs
• Construct 18 village homes
• Start construction on building a 500 home community
• Build a patient ward and medical storage facility
• Expand the School of Hope to include over 2,500 students
• Equip over 200 family farmers with agricultural training
• See over 1,000 people make first-time commitments to follow Jesus

We have set out not only to provide immediate relief, but also to assist in future recovery, ultimately promoting a re-birth of the country that we love so much. Mission of Hope is playing an active role in the rebuilding and recovery of this nation.

Mission of Hope depends on financial support from people like you to continue serving Haiti.  If you would like to help bring rebirth to the nation, you can donate online via the link below, or text* “HAITI” to 27722 to donate $1o (U.S. only).

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DILLON
BURROUGHS is an author, activist, and co-founder of Activist Faith.
Dillon served in Haiti following the epic 2010 earthquake and has
investigated modern slavery in the US and internationally. His books
include Undefending Christianity, Not in My Town (with Charles J.
Powell), and Thirst No More (October). Discover more at DillonBurroughs.org.