A day in the life: Helping earthquake victims
I happened to have my camera at work today. One of the earthquake victims stopped by for some assistance. This is one of the big reasons I decided to come here:
He's a good kid who happened to be in Port-au-Prince during the earthquake and you can see what happened. As for his story beyond PAP and connection to us... he lives here in Jeremie. And that's how we got involved. But he periodically travels to a distant town in Haiti to get help with a prosthetic leg. And while other groups have generously helped in providing victims with prosthetic limbs free-of-charge, they cannot cover travel and food. That's where we enter the picture.
As for the guy behind the computer, that's Junior. He's one of the guys who works for me. He's great. Works extremely hard and good at his job.
There are some great people here. I think what I appreciate most is knowing how hard a life it is for some, but they're always smiling.
Tim White
2 comments:
Nice Tim....I always find these stories interesting......a little break form you getting on Tony and vice versa...LOL
haha... thanks Breach.
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