11 Years Later, Another Earthquake: HHFOH Answer The Call For Help In Haiti

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Chita Tande With HHFoH

Haitian Heritage Friends of Haiti

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Chita Tande; which translated from Haitian Creole means "Sit Down and Listen," is a podcast hosted by members of Haitian Heritage & Friends of Haiti (HHFoH) to bring awareness on the work this organization has done in Haiti since the devastating 2010 earthquake, and the work that remains to be done today. Haitian Heritage & Friends of Haiti (HHFoH) is a grassroots community based 501(c)3 non-profit organization strongly committed to strengthening and improving the Haitian Community in the Charlotte area and beyond, founded by Haitian-American humanitarian activist Sabine Guerrier.

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11 Years Later, Another Earthquake: HHFOH Answer The Call For Help In Haiti

Chita Tande With HHFoH

37 minutes 14 seconds

4 years ago

11 Years Later, Another Earthquake: HHFOH Answer The Call For Help In Haiti

On this month's episode of Chita Tande with HHFOH, Graham interviews president and founder of Haitian Heritage & Friends of Haiti (HHFoH) Sabine Guerrier, in light of the recent 7.2 magnitude earthquake in the southwest region of Haiti on August 14, 2021. When asked whether she was surprised to see another major earthquake in Haiti barely 11 years one of 7.0 magnitude; which left the country's capital sunk in devastation and tens of thousands of Haitians dead, Sabine said she wasn't surprised that another earthquake took place in Haiti; however, she was surprised at the fact that this recent one still caught the country largely unprepared. Sabine also discussed HHFoH's plans to return to Haiti and provide medical aides, shelter, and other necessities. Graham and Sabine pointed out that Haitian Heritage & Friends of Haiti is one of the few non-profit organizations who continues to work in Haiti even after the cameras and international new channels have left. Graham highlighted the reason smaller non-profits like HHFoH are the better choice for donations because contrary to the large international organizations, HHFoH does not have overhead expenses, and doesn't pay salaries to any of its members. Listen to the conversation as it continues and learn more about Haitian Heritage & Friends of Haiti's immediate response to this recent earthquake and subsequent floods caused by tropical storm Grace. If you enjoyed this podcast, please subscribe to receive notification about future episodes. Don't forget to share this podcast, so that your friends can learn about HHFoH and our various projects in Haiti. If you'd like to volunteer to our next trip to Haiti, or in any other capacity, if you'd like to donate, or learn more about us, please please email us at chitatandepod@gmail.com or visit our website HHFoH. Please click here to donate to our Waste Management Project in Haiti and share the gofundme link with your friends. Please rate and review this podcast on Apple Podcasts, or on your favorite podcast app.