Haiti Rotary Club of H i g h S u f f o l k Earthquake Appeal

What happened?

What happened?

What happened?

What happened?

Where in the world...? Where do we live? Where is Haiti ?

Let’s put all those things in one box... And they called it.... Some clever people in a Rotary Club in Cornwall thought.... Let’s put all those things in one box... And they called it....

It’s all in the box! Ten-person tent Waterproof groundmats Stove and cooking equipment Collapsible water containers and water purifying equipment Mosquito nets Waterproof ponchos Children's activity pack Thermal fleece blankets Toolkit And of course... A big plastic box !

ShelterBox team arrive in Haiti What’s been happening in Haiti? Friday 15 January 2010 ShelterBox team arrive in Haiti ShelterBoxes are being frantically packed to go to Haiti. ShelterBox Response Team land in Port au Prince, Haiti.

The first ShelterBoxes arrive in Haiti Tuesday 19 January 2010 The first ShelterBoxes arrive in Haiti The first ShelterBoxes have arrived in Port au Prince and hundreds more are due to arrive later today. The team say twelve of these boxes will be used to build an emergency field hospital at the airport.

ShelterBox tents in Haiti put to immediate use Wednesday 20 January 2010 ShelterBox tents in Haiti put to immediate use Injured girl in Bernard Mews hospital, Port au Prince ShelterBox tents are being used to treat the large number of injured people.

Camps set up as aid begins to flow Friday 22 January 2010 Camps set up as aid begins to flow Four year-old Carlos who had an operation on his leg, recovering in a ShelterBox tent. He is using one of the children’s packs sent in the boxes.

Saturday 2nd February 2010 ShelterBox tent city Arial picture of Congress Camp in Haiti where 400 ShelterBox tents have been set up.

More than 8,000 boxes sent, to date Wednesday 17th February 2010 More than 8,000 boxes sent, to date Ulrique Idal and her newborn baby, Edwige. Their home is now a ShelterBox tent

Tents vital before rains come Monday 22nd February 2010 Tents vital before rains come ShelterBox Response Team (SRT) member Jane Nash says: “The rains are going to be really hard...a tent can be a life saving difference... tents are the number one priority.” As of 22.02.10 ShelterBox has sent more than 8,000 ShelterBoxes to Haiti.

Haiti Can you help? Thank you Earthquake Appeal There are an estimated 1.5 Million people without homes. Hundreds and hundreds of new boxes are going to be needed. Please help Rotary to buy more ShelterBoxes. Thank you