Haiti Needs You Cross Point
Hey Cross Point,
First of all I want to thank you guys for being so generous with your giving to Samaritans Purse, who has been doing great work in Haiti. I told you guys on Sunday we would let you know as soon as we figured out some next steps.
We’re excited to announce we’re now partnering with GO Ministries, who we’ve been working with the past 7 years in the Dominican Republic.
Currently they’re focusing their efforts in Jacmel, a small town just 30 miles southwest of Port-au-Prince. Supplies collected will be flown into this community next week.
THIS WEEKEND AT ALL 3 CAMPUSES we’ll be collecting items. Here’s the list of supplies we’ll be collecting. Thanks in advance for pulling together and helping this community who desperately needs the light of Christ during this dark time.
If you have any questions at all please contact Ryan Bult, our Director of Missions, at ryan@crosspoint.tv
Surgical Supplies
External Fixators – suppliers – Stryker, Synthes, Smith and Nephew
Nails – Stryker, Synthes, Smith and nephew
Steiman Pins – same suplliers
Plates and Screws – Stryker, Synthes
Casting material – plaster or fiberglass-
Sterile gauze
Suture material – nylon – hundreds of packs
Scissors
Scalpels with blades
OR lights
Power saws and drills – are rechargeable – Stryker supplier
Anesthesia
Crutches
Dressings supplies
IVs ( Ringers Lactate, NACL, D5W, D50
IVs start Kits
Bandages
gauze
gloves
masks
scalpels
Needed Medical Supplies:
Casting supplies
Peroxide
Ace bandages
Bandages
gauze
gloves
masks
Scalpels
Adhesive tape
Antibiotic ointment
glucometers
Medicines—we can only accept unexpired medications in bulk containers
Regular insulin
Anti-diarrheals
Tylenol/acetaminophen
Ibuprofen
Antibiotics
Tetanus vaccine
Food
Bottled water
Baby Formula
Pedialyte or other pediatric electrolyte supplement
Canned meats and sardines
Canned pasta, already prepared
Protein bars
Peanut butter
Ensure bottled drinks
Supplies:
Tents (small and large)
Tarps
Blankets
Sheets
Rope
Candles
Flashlights/headlamps/batteries









4 Comments:
Considering that there are some amputations being done without anesthesia, I hope that people are able to provide this, it’s much needed. Imagine a child having a body part amputated without anesthesia? Unthinkable.
Praying for this supplies drive, Pete.
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Pete Wilson Reply:
January 20th, 2010 at 9:42 pm
I can’t imagine.
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JD in Canada
9:03 pm
Pete,
Thanks for getting word out and getting help.
I was 3 miles from the epicenter when the quake struck. Haiti is in dire straights. The people who had nothing have lost everything. Keep the word going.
Billy
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Pete Wilson Reply:
January 21st, 2010 at 6:43 am
Wow!
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Billy Johnson Reply:
January 21st, 2010 at 7:55 am
check out my fb page for pics, and a few short vids from a haitian friend in port au prince.
facebook.com/billyjohnsonlive
Billy Johnson´s last blog ..back.
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Billy Johnson
5:39 am
You guys should set up a paypal for this, that way folks out of state can help out too.
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Carolyn
6:04 am
I have a slightly used velcro walking “boot” from when I broke my foot–still in great condition. Do they need anything like that?
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Lori Reply:
January 21st, 2010 at 2:28 pm
absolutely!!! and slings, etc.
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Jennifer
7:52 am
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