
I have to take a break from my wedding blogging just to implore to all of you to please keep Haiti in your prayers. Most of my family still resides in Haiti and it wasn't until today that I found out that my aunt and cousin are alive and safe. Unfortunately, this is not the case for many of my friends who are finding word that their loved ones are still missing or dead. Not to mention the people in Haiti who were simply on vacation, on voluntary/mission work, or etc.
This is a tragedy that could have easily affected any of us and we should not take our lives for granted but appreciate every single moment that we have here on this Earth.
There are numerous ways that you can help those suffering in Haiti:
If you like to shop, like I do, you can turn that act into a selfless one. According to the Fashion Bomb, these stores are giving some or most of their proceeds to Haiti.
You can also go to to www.yele.org, www.redcross.org, www.hopeforhaiti.com, www.transformhaiti.org, to donate a financial contribution.
If you are always on your cell phone: Text YELE to 501501 to donate $5 via your cell phone or Text “HAITI” to “90999″ to make a $10 donation to the American Red Cross. Also, call this toll free number,


Remember this is not a political thing, its a human thing.
4 comments:
I’m so glad to hear that your aunt and cousin are safe, but am terribly sorry to hear about the loved ones of your friends. One of my close friends and groomsmen has a lot of family in Haiti, and just found out that a couple of his relatives were pulled from rubble yesterday and are fortunately doing all right. But there are so many he can’t reach. I’ll keep your friends and family in my thoughts.
:( glad your aunt n cousins are alive! wat a scary feeling.
we donated and May God help Haiti!
I am glad your family is well. My prayers go out to everyone who is effected by this horrific tragedy.
Thank you
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