Rice Smile Ministries children

The Island of Hispaniola, shared by Haiti and Di=ominican Repulic,Seismically active and has a history of destructive Earthquake.During Haiti's time as French Colony, Earthquakes were recorded by French Historian Moreau de Saint- Mery(1750-1859)He described damages done by an Earthquake in 1751 writing that"only one masonry building had not collapsed"in Port-au-Prince, he also wrote the whole city of Port-au-Prince collapsed in the earthquake of 1770,the Cap Haitian,and other towns in the north of Haiti and the Dominican Repuplic also the sans -souci palace were destroyed.Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere and is ranked 149 of 182 countries on the human development index. She is no stranger to natural disaster in addition to Earthquake,it has been stuck by tropical cyclones which have caused massive destruction.Rice Smile is devoted to continue helping the children of Haiti but we need financial aid,any donation is welcomed for our Orphanage,schools,food program,mobile clinc .Please make check to "Rice Smile Ministry".To contact us to our website click on www.ricesmileministries.org :contact@ricesmileministries.org:617-721-9070.We need to purchase a 22 acres of property the cost $2500 per acre to put our school, orphanage, and church.Please if you can help us with donation small or large will be greatly appreciated.We are preparing new Haitian leaders for new Haiti by educating the children, feeding them keeping them healthy with our mobile clinic and dispensary in the schools.

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Helping The Children of Haiti

Haiti has suffered a great deal over many years and recently with an outbreak of Cholera. This waterborne disease is disseminating a population which has been trying to recover from the effects of a 7.0 magnitude earthquake in January 2010, which devastated the area.

Rice Smile's focus is on helping children. We have been providing food, clothes, shelter and education to children since 1995. The earthquake caused damage to our school building and vehicle. Money and food and clean drinking water are the major problems. Funds are slow in coming from Washington D.C.

We are a small ministry and serve about 300 children.

We need your help. In the coming days, we'll write more about what we do, our challenges and how we directly impact the lives of the future leaders of Haiti.

God Bless You
Bro Pierre