Good.is has announced the winner of its Haiti Earthquake Infographic Contest.
The infographic shows visually the scope of the earthquake as well as the human toll.
Two other infographics shows the gap in funding in various sectors of aid as well as one showing the Haiti earthquake in relation to other earthquakes and a breakdown of aid by country.
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This video shows some footage from Haiti and demonstrates several ways to donate.
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So far, more than 2000 personal fundraising pages such this one (Guido Struben’s Haiti Response Fundraiser) have been set up with MercyCorps, raising over 1 million dollars.
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At Care2 you can help Haiti earthquake survivors just by clicking. Their sponsors turn the clicks into donations.
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Friends of the Orphans helps more than 30,000 people in Haiti each year. Donate to the relief effort.
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International Relief & Development has sent an emergency response team to Haiti. They are supplying water, medicines, hygiene kits, sanitation kits, and shelter materials.
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Direct Relief International has multiple aid consignments, valued at more than $6 million, dispatched to several partners in-country to support care for Haitians. Donate here.
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Oxfam has over three decandes of experience in Haiti and already has 200 volunteers stationed there. They’re providing clean water, shelter, and sanitation and working on critical projects like building latrines and clearing rubble.
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Doctors Without Borders is an international medical humanitarian organization. It is primarily focused on providing medical services in hospitals and clinics in Haiti.
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The American Red Cross accepts donations for Haiti relief online.
You can also donate $10 by texting HAITI to 90999.
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