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Bahamians rebuild their lives

Bahamians rebuild their lives

Timothy and his wife, Julie, are eighth-generation Bahamians. They have experienced many hurricanes in their lifetime … but nothing like Hurricane Dorian. The business where they both worked and their beloved community of Marsh Harbor were completely destroyed...
Harold survived Dorian. Now he has to survive what’s next.

Harold survived Dorian. Now he has to survive what’s next.

Harold and his son were lucky they weren’t swept away in the rising flood waters — especially since Harold’s son is confined to a wheelchair. Their neighbors weren’t as lucky. “Some of the residents of his neighborhood were taken by the current,” our contact in the...
Harold survived Dorian. Now he has to survive what’s next.

The Bahamas have become a biohazard

“The government is evacuating everyone from there as fast as they can,” our contact in the Bahamas updated us this past weekend. “It has become a biohazard with bodies still in the sea and on land. Diseases are now being seen among those that haven’t yet been...
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