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Don’t forget about Cuba and Haiti

Their lives will never be the same. Death tolls are high, and families are left to pick up the pieces and dig through the rubble Hurricane Matthew left in its wake. Although the storm is over, aid is still desperately needed. “The reports are not good. Over 900 people...

Your help needed: Hurricane relief in Cuba and Haiti

“There is still no electricity … it is a rural, mountainous area. The homes are made of wood and the roofs are thatch. The winds were very strong and the city was destroyed,” our team member in Cuba said. Reports continue to come in of the devastation Hurricane...
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