Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Tarp Project Update
The tarps are in a holding area at the airport in Port-au-Prince, awaiting our pick up. Received so far:$10,727. I'll keep posting updates....
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$100 will place a biosand water filter in a family's home, providing enough safe, good tasting water for up to ten people. Thes filters remove all bacteria and parasites from bad water, making it safe to drink. These basic and durable filters last 10 years with very little maintenance.
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