Help victims of the Haitian earthquake in Santo Domingo

WOPA to deliver supplies Saturday, Feb. 13th

On January 12th Haiti experienced one of the most devastating earthquakes in history killing over 200,000 people and injuring countless more.  Many injured by the earthquake were taken to the neighboring Dominican Republic for treatment.  Some injured Haitians who were treated by hospitals in the Dominican Republic have been transferred to shelters in Santo Domingo.

This Saturday, February 13th, WOPA will be delivering food, medicine and other supplies to Hogar Vida y Esperanza - a shelter that is currently home for 30 to 50 Haitian children that have survived the earthquake and been treated by hospitals in the Dominican Republic. The shelter expects to receive many more children and adults as they are released from the hospital.

How you can help:

  • Donate money - your financial contribution will be used to purchase much needed supplies for Hogar Vida y Esperanza.

Donate using credit card via PayPal or contact us for other arrangements.

  • Donate needed supplies
    • Diapers
    • Children's clothes shoes
    • baby bottles
    • pacifiers

Donations can be accepted in Paterson, NJ, New York City and Santo Domingo.
Contact us
for details.

 

WOPA is a 501(c)(3) charity with tax exempt status from the U.S. government. Donations are considered tax deductible.